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Drop-In Artmaking with Ntangou Badila (Wednesdays in January)

Local artist, Ntangou Badila, will facilitate this creative and engaging free-form artmaking session for ages 4 – 8. All material are supplied. Dates/Times: Wednesdays,  5 – 7:30pm: January 21 – March 25* except Wednesday, February 18 Location: Hudson Area Library Children’s Area Registration: No registration required. Drop in and make art in a casual environment!

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Anime Club: Draw Manga-Style Characters with Emily Ree (Wednesday, January 28)

Come learn how to draw manga-style characters with local comic artist and illustrator, Emily Ree! Learn drawing and design techniques to create and develop your own original characters or elevate your fan art. This beginner-friendly workshop will give you a quick and fun introduction to manga-inspired character design, aesthetics, and illustration. Ages 9-18 welcome! Date/Time:

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Exhibition: Wildflower Riviera with Maryna Bilak (Opening Thursday, January 29)

Having lived in Hudson for over ten years now, Ukrainian-born Maryna Bilak has forged a deep connection to the Hudson Valley region and its vibrant ecosystem brimming with diverse wildflowers. She has also found a profound similarity between the climate and flora of her Ukrainian hometown and that of the Hudson Valley. In order to

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History Talk: FDR & The Four Freedoms (Monday, January 26)

Join us and the Columbia County Libraries Association for a virtual history talk presented by Jeffrey Urbin, educator from the Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum in Hyde Park, on President Roosevelt and The Four Freedoms. Date/Time: Monday, January 26, 6:30pm Location: Virtual, via Zoom Registration: To access the Zoom stream, email columbiacountylibraries@gmail.com.

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