Was reading the Altoona Library Facebook page and saw then beautiful renditions of famous people Black history leaders. I thought I’d share here. Wonderful works by Suzanne Rowland. Photo credit Altoona Public Library.
Here are some articles about the importance of celebrating Black history ...
If you are a neurodigverent adult and are looking for some activities, the Altoona Area Neurodivergent Adults is hosting an Easter Egg hunt for local adults! Contact them on their facebook page for more information. Additionally, they are looking for donations for the event. Please consider helping.
Poems for February:
February
by Jane [Goodwin] Austin
I thought the world was cold in death;
The flowers, the birds, all life was gone,
For January’s bitter breath
Had slain the bloom and hushed the song.
And still the earth is cold and white,
And mead and forest yet ...
Greetings to all art enthusiasts! I trust each of you is embarking on a fantastic or, at the very least, enjoyable journey into the new year! In our corner of Pennsylvania, we've encountered a few storms, and I sincerely hope everyone navigated the weather with minimal disruptions. Our basement ...
Contemplating the winter season, I find solace in the intertwining realms of music and art, which illuminate the darkness brought by daylight savings. Diverse cultures and religions infuse this season with radiant traditions; Finland's pageantry sees towns aglow with candles and harmonious ...
Just came across the exciting news that Rainn Wilson, the talented actor and writer, is set to make an appearance at the Altoona campus. I'm definitely going to make an effort to attend his talk. I've been following his speaking engagements online, and his unique perspective on life is not only ...