Special Events

Special Events

Before & After: Photographic Transformation
June 21 – July 25, 2026

Workshop:

On Sunday, July 12, from 2-4 PM, we will be hosting a Photo Alteration Workshop, which is free and open to all ages. Participants will explore ways to alter a photograph, including cutting and pasting, adding color, and drawing. Art supplies will be provided, including color markers, magazine photos, black and white printed photos, scissors, glue, and paper. NOTE: Please bring a photo, printed or original, that you would like to alter and take home with you.

NEW: 

Due to the success of the first workshop, a second Workshop has been added on Sunday, July 19, from 2-4 PM. 

Movie Night:

7:30 PM, Friday, July 17, 2026

Masters of Photography – Edward Steichen (1964)

Synopsis: Widely regarded as the most influential photographer of the 20th century, he was born Eduard Jean Steichen in Luxenberg 1879. He worked in every aspect of the art fashion, industrial, nature, combat, portrait and tabletop photography. As the leading curator of the New York Museum of Modern Art he created the famous “Family of Man” photography exposition in 1955. In every branch of photography up to which he laid his hand he became a master. His portraits of Gershwin, Garbo, Eugene O’Neill, Marlene Dietrich, Chaplin and George M Cohan are the definitive images by which we remember those celebrated artists. His photomurals of dams, bridges and huge buildings astonished audiences when they were first shown. In the 1920’s and 30’s he was the best known and most expensive commercial advertising photographer in New York City. A pioneer an aerial photography, during War War Two he was in charge of Naval combat camera crews. At age of 86 he reflected on his long life and and many achievements. “Photography” he said “is both ridiculously easy and impossibly difficult.”

National Geographic: The Photographers (1998)

Meet the photographers who work for National Geographic, capturing the drama and beauty of animals, landscapes, and people around the world.