On view in the Library's Sheffer Gallery from December 6, 2022, through February 28, 2023, is a retrospective of Dick Rauh's exquisite botanical works. There will be a reception and artist talk with Rauh and Miggs Burroughs in the Trefz Forum on Sunday, January 29, 2-4 pm.
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Selections from the Westport Public Art Collection are on view in the Library’s Jesup Gallery, located in the Trefz Forum, from December 7 through February 28, 2023. Art was selected that pays tribute to the performing arts in Westport. WestPAC artists featured in this exhibit include Susan Malloy, Ann Chernow, Larry Silver, Paul Rand, among others.
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On view in the Library's South Gallery, located outside of the cafe, is an exhibit of woven work by imaginative artist, Tina Puckett. Her work is on view from December 7 through February 28, 2023.
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Are you a Poet and you know it? Students are invited to enter a Youth Poetry Contest.
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Start the week off with lots of fun movement, songs, and stories. For children under age 5 with their adult.
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Westport’s own Dan Woog brings his popular blog “06880: Where Westport Meets the World” to life, via the Verso Studios at the Westport Library – recorded LIVE in the Trefz Forum! On Monday, December 12 at noon hear Dan's conversation with Matt Mandell, the Executive Director of the Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce. Watch HERE at […]
Find out more »Westport’s own Dan Woog brings his popular blog “06880: Where Westport Meets the World” to life, via the Verso Studios at the Westport Library – recorded LIVE in the Trefz Forum! On Tuesday, December 27, at noon hear Dan's conversation with John Branson, the Former Rector at Christ & Holy Trinity Church here in Westport. […]
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Longtime ESPN reporter and E60 host Jeremy Schaap will be at the Library to screen his new film, The Survivor, an ESPN-produced documentary that looks back at the 1972 Munich Massacre, when Palestinian terrorists murdered 11 Israeli sportsmen at the Summer Olympics. Schaap traveled to Israel and Germany to tell the story through the eyes of 86-year-old Israeli […]
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