Friday, April 10, 2015

Multi-Arts @ The Jones on Sunday, April 12

Sunday April 12, 2015 1:30 pm

Jones Library


Open to children of all ages and parents/caregivers

Come to our free, fun and creative workshop at the Jones Public Library, Amherst. Titus Neijens will guide you and your child to create 3D structures born from your imagination: cats, dogs, mask, airplanes, just to name some. 


PS: 

Join us on April Arts Camp 20-24. One day, two days or a full week.

http://www.multi-arts.org/spring-break-2015.html

Coffee with a Principal & PGO meeting this morning Friday, April 10 @ 8:45am


Please join us for Coffee with a Principal this morning followed by a PGO meeting. Small children always welcome! Hope to see you there! 


Fort River Talent Show TONIGHT

The 2nd Annual Fort River Talent Show is TONIGHT at 6:30pm. 

The Talent Show is a FUNdraiser for 5th and 6th grade field trips and PGO academic support. 

Good luck to the performers! Hope to see you there!


ARHS Wind Ensemble at UMASS Sunday April 12 @ 2pm

Come out and see the ARHS Wind Ensemble with UMASS Concert Band!  Sunday, April 12th 2:00 pm.UMASS Fine Arts Center. It promises to be a great afternoon.

Save the Date - High School Math Night May 7


Save The Date:  Math Night at ARHS will be held May 7, 2015 from 6:30-8:00 pm in the ARHS Library. This program is intended for parents and guardians of students who will be entering the new math courses, Integrated Math 1, Integrated Math 2, and Integrated Math 2 Honors.  More information will be coming soon from Math Department Chair, Jane Mudie.

Spring Workshop Series for Gardeners today and April 17 @ 4pm

Wildflowers of the Northeast @ The Jones on Tuesday, April 28 @ 7pm


An opportunity to learn about the wildflowers in our region comes to the Jones Library in a presentation about the wildflowers of the northeast by local naturalist John Root.  Please join us in the Woodbury Room of the Jones Library at 7 pm on Tuesday, April 28, 2015.

This presentation is a visual one that celebrates the intricacy and enchanting beauty of our native and naturalized flora. Audiences learn distinguishing characteristics of the major plant families as a basis for field identification. The survival value of these plants’ unique adaptations in accomplishing such essential functions as photosynthesis, pollination, and seed dispersal is also discussed. Questions and comments are welcome throughout the presentation. Handouts with  descriptions of plant families, informative websites, and a bibliography for further study are offered to participants. Free and open to the public.  For more information, please contact Janet Ryan at413/259-3223.