Mud Season Movement: A Three Week Yoga Series
May 6, 13 & 20, 2024 from 5:45 - 6:45pm at the Westport Library
May 6, 13 & 20, 2024 from 5:45 - 6:45pm at the Westport Library
As we move into this winter season, join Jen Williams for
a nourishing evening of yoga and breath work. We will
begin with slow flow yoga, embrace a season of turning
inward with forward folds, then explore calming
breathing techniques and close with an extended
savasana with soothing essential oils. Bring your own
mat; a blanket and cozy socks for savasana are
encouraged.
Slow down, turn in. Embrace the exhale.
Letters to Santa and Stories & Crafts
The Depot Theatre, the Westport Chamber of Commerce and the Westport Library Association are pleased to present a staged play reading of RADIANT VERMIN by Philip Ridley, produced by Saranac Lake-based Adirondack Stage Rats.
ABOUT RADIANT VERMIN:
"THE STORY: When a young couple is offered an ideal house by a mysterious stranger, it prompts the question: How far would any of us go to get our dream home? A fast paced, pitch-black comedy, RADIANT VERMIN is a provocative satire about the housing market, homelessness, and inequality.” - Dramatists Play Service.
Rated PG-13 - includes adult content.
The Westport Library Association in recognition of
Women’s History is honored to host for the month of
March, a six-panel educational exhibit on the life and
legacy of Frances Perkins. EXHIBIT OPENING
RECEPTION will follow one hour Documentary/Q&A
presentation, Sunday, March 5.
DOCUMENTARY FILM
Summoned: Frances
Perkins and the General
Welfare - an hour-long historical
documentary includes narration with
dignitaries, historians, and journalists
who knew Frances Perkins or knew of
her, including: Speaker of the House
Nancy Pelosi, Journalist David Brooks,
Lawrence O’Donnell of MSNBC, Senator
George Mitchell of Maine.
CONTEXTUAL PRESENTATION / Q&A
Tomlin Perkins Coggeshall and
Christopher Rice, Westport residents, will
present a brief introduction to the film
with historical information about the life
of the first woman appointed to a
presidential cabinet including her
relevance to New York and personal
recollections of a grandmother.We encourage everyone
to visit and learn more about the New Deal and this
remarkable woman whose important legacy of social
justice and economic security continues to benefit us
today.
The Depot Theatre, the Westport Chamber of Commerce and the Westport Library Association are pleased to present a staged play reading of Radiant Vermin by Philip Ridley, produced by the Saranac Lake based Adirondack Stage Rats.
TUESDAYS STARTING JANUARY 3, 2023 TO FEBRUARY 7, 2023 FROM 6-7P AT THE WESTPORT LIBRARY
Featuring Meadowmount Student Performers. Concert made possible by The Margaret Ames Memorial Music Fund. Refreshments will be provided.