The Library Association of Warehouse Point, 107 Main Street, East Windsor, will be buzzing with activity this May. Denis Horgan is a longtime, award-wining columnist for the Hartford Courant and author will be at the library on Tuesday, May 7 at 7 pm discussing his new book, “The Bangkok World”. The book recalls an age that was so wondrously unique, so special to its time as to be part of history yet, at the same dazzling moment, so exquisitely personal. with the evocative and powerful photography of William Harting. Penetrating, reflective, funny, smart, bemused, ‘The Bangkok World’ captures those elusive days with so much of the spark and energy that created them. Denis has worked for newspapers in Boston, Dublin, Washington, D.C., and as editor of the Bangkok World in Thailand. He has been an Army officer, a reporter, an editor, a columnist, a publisher and a copy boy. Beyond his journalism, he has written books of essays, fiction, short stories and, now, memoir. He was born in a taxicab. Please call the library at 860-623-5482 for more details.
The East Windsor High School presents its annual Spring Art Show this year at the Library’s Community Room throughout the month of May. Showcased will be artwork from talented and creative 9-12th graders. Drawing, painting, digital photography, ceramics and sculpture will be on display beginning May 2. Check here later this week for pictures of some great work by our local high school!
Come meet local author, Darlene Blythe, East Windsor native on Saturday, April 27 at 11am at the Warehouse Point Library, 107 Main Street, East Windsor. Darlene, inspired by the many novels she has read has just completed her first novel, The Last Summer Rose. Writing has become her passion and is already working on a sequel. Copies of her book will be available for sale. Please call the library for more information.
