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Project Grants Workshop

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Monday, August 9, 2010 - 5:30pm

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If you are a Columbia County based not-for-profit organization or individual with a quality art or cultural project idea, the Columbia County Council on the Arts may be able to help with decentralization grants from the New York State Council on the Arts.  This free two hour workshop will cover the guidelines and grant writing basics applicable to all funding opportunities.

The Kinderhook Memorial Library: Inspiration for Many

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Two-and-a-half-year-old Ella shared this song with us today here at the library.  It is her own composition and expresses the joy she feels upon visiting the Kinderhook Memorial Library.  We should all be so inspired!

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Traveling Abroad or Staying Local this Summer? The Library Can Help!

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Whether you plan to travel 3,000 miles away from home or 30 the library has something for you! A new web site devoted to helping you plan, prepare and enjoy traveling is now available through the library’s web site: Quick Answers for Patrons on the Go: Travel

 

Visit the Library and Check out a Museum!

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Wait…what?!

It’s true—with help from the Friends of the Kinderhook Memorial Library, we have purchased museum passes to a number of museums in Columbia County, the Capital District and western Massachusetts for patrons to use. You can now borrow museum passes for a one day loan and visit:

  • The Berkshire Museum (admits 4 people)
  • The Mount: Edith Wharton’s Estate and Gardens (admits 2 adults and all children)
  • The Norman Rockwell Museum (admits 4 people)
  • Mass/MoCA (admits 2 adults and 2 children)
  • The Eric Carle Museum (admits 2 adults and up to 4 children)
  • Hancock Shaker Village (admits 2 adults and 2 children)
  • Schenectady Museum and Planetarium (admits 2 adults and all children)
  • Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute (2 adults and all children)

We are hoping to add a number of historic sites to this list, too. During our test run of this program during the summer of 2009 (with a much smaller selection of passes), the library saved our community over $700 in museum admission fees. This year to date, we have saved our community almost $1,200 in admission fees! That is MORE than what it cost us to purchase all the passes combined!

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