Story Hour Classes Hear From Veterinarian

Dr. Mary Fales of the Falconer Veterinary Clinic recently shared some farm themed stories with the Story Hour classes.

Digital Camera Workshops

These registered classes were taught by CVS Photo Lab Technician Maria Johnson. This is Maria’s third year teaching classes at the library. Click here for a picture of some of the photobugs!

Retired Couple Excels In Woodcarving Hobby

Maynard and Maxine McCullor have spent the last 10 years crafting wood-carved decorations...

Read Me A Story

Mary Weiler is seen enjoying ‘‘Sesame Street Day’’ with a few of the three-year old children who attend the story hour program at the Falconer Public Library...

Doing Something Different

Former JCC Biology Professor Bill Cotter takes hobby in a new direction...

Cream of the Crop

High marks for library and artist, Gayle Choate Johnson, who shares her work...

Digital Living

Maria Johnson is doing her part to help usher more people into the digital age by offering camera workshops...

Books for Sale

For more than half a century, the Falconer Public Library has held an annual book sale to raise money for the library...

Music is Power

Special guest Mickey Mamp from Fredonia, visited the Falconer Public Library for Storyhour...

Falconer Librarian Wins Award

Sue Seamans, director of the Falconer Public Library, was one of the 27 winners of the 2004 New York Times Librarian Award...

Library Receives Quilt

Georgia Ognibene of Falconer donates a hand made quilt to the library...

Read Aloud Day

To celebrate the “Great New York Read Aloud”, two third graders from Fenner Elementary visited Storyhour...

Falconer Public Library in Top 100

Falconer Public Library is one of two libraries ranked in the top 100 public libraries in the United States...

Don Armstrong Photos

Don Armstrong shared his photos in a March 2007 exhibit at the library...

Steve Garvey Photos

Steve was the featured guest artist for January-February 2008. Steve, an employee of Cummins, took his hobby of photography to a level of creativity and diversity. Click here to read the article The Post-Journal recently ran about the exhibit.