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Utilizing oils, mixed media, and heat fusing, encaustic painting is a new journey for Diane that has brought her fulfillment and success. Recently featured in the magazine Cape Cod Art, Diane’s work can be seen at Gallery Artrio in Hyannis.
You can find out more about encaustic painting and Diane’s inspiration at her presentation on Tuesday, January 22nd 5:30-6:30 pm.
Diane's work is for sale at the library. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the library.
Want a tour of Centerville? Download the App!
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In anticipation of our 150th anniversary, we’ve created a walking tour that not only gives a little history of the library, but a look back at what makes Centerville unique. Thanks to our partnership with Mass Center for the Book, an organization dedicated to serving libraries, we’ve created a 45 minute tour that begins and ends with the library and includes information on the buildings and places around Centerville. Narrated by a CPL Board member, with research by Britt Beedenbender, the walk takes you on a leisurely stroll, describing stops along the way. Download the app MassBookTrails, choose local tours—Centerville, head to the library and enjoy your tour. MassBookTrails can be found in the app store and through iTunes. It’s also available on the web at massbooktrails.oncell.com
PASSES to
CAPE CINEMA FILMS
and
COTUIT CENTER FOR THE ARTS
MAIN STAGE AND BLACK BOX THEATER
Centerville Library, in partnership with Cotuit Center for the Arts and Cape Cinema, is celebrating the life of Pat Andres, a devoted patron, by sharing her love of theater and film with others. A bequest from Pat has made it possible for us to offer admission passes to these wonderful venues.
Contact the library for more information.
MAIN STAGE AND BLACK BOX THEATER
Centerville Library, in partnership with Cotuit Center for the Arts and Cape Cinema, is celebrating the life of Pat Andres, a devoted patron, by sharing her love of theater and film with others. A bequest from Pat has made it possible for us to offer admission passes to these wonderful venues.
Contact the library for more information.
