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Several fifth graders at Taylor Elementary School are displaying their art work at Cherrydale Branch Library.
This exhibit is the result of a collaboration among the school's art teachers, its language arts teachers, the library and Cherrydale patron, Jane Miller. The students' assignment was to illustrate a book or short story they've recently read, emphasizing perspective and emulating the style of Vincent Van Gogh. One of the books selected to illustrate was Bridge to Terabithia by Katerine Paterson. Taylor teacher Elizabeth Ashley organized the exhibit.
- Exhibit Of Student Art From Claremont & Coyoacan Communities
An exciting relationship is in its beginning stages between Coyoacan, Mexico (one of Arlington?s sister cities), and Claremont Immersion School, a Spanish immersion elementary school here in Arlington. Last year, art from Claremont?s students was...
- Photo Exhibit For Cherrydale's 50th Anniversary
This year the Cherrydale Branch Library is celebrating it's 50th year in the building on Military Rd - the groundbreaking ceremony for the library, designed by architect J. Russell Bailey, occurred on September 4, 1960. In honor of the anniversary,...
- Cherrydale Celebrates 50 Years On Military Road
Be there Saturday, July 9 as the Cherrydale community celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Cherrydale Branch Library building on Military Road. There will be a short ceremony at 11:00 a.m., followed by a celebration including cake donated by Heidelberg...
- Young Photographer Exhibits At Cherrydale
This Spring, the Cherrydale Branch Library will display a photo exhibit by a young Arlingtonian photographer, Vikram. Vikram is an elementary school student in Arlington, and recently traveled to South Africa and Botswana, on a family trip for his grandfather's...
- Cherrydale Library: Your Fuel For Thought
From the "We-Get-Calls" Department at the Cherrydale Branch Library: Next time you look at your credit or debit card statement and see CHERRYDALE LIB along with a big charge, it wasn't for a stack of overdue DVDs charged out at the Cherrydale branch....
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Taylor School Art Display at Cherrydale
Several fifth graders at Taylor Elementary School are displaying their art work at Cherrydale Branch Library. This exhibit is the result of a collaboration among the school's art teachers, its language arts teachers, the library and Cherrydale patron, Jane Miller. The students' assignment was to illustrate a book or short story they've recently read, emphasizing perspective and emulating the style of Vincent Van Gogh. One of the books selected to illustrate was Bridge to Terabithia by Katerine Paterson. Taylor teacher Elizabeth Ashley organized the exhibit.
- Exhibit Of Student Art From Claremont & Coyoacan Communities
An exciting relationship is in its beginning stages between Coyoacan, Mexico (one of Arlington?s sister cities), and Claremont Immersion School, a Spanish immersion elementary school here in Arlington. Last year, art from Claremont?s students was...
- Photo Exhibit For Cherrydale's 50th Anniversary
This year the Cherrydale Branch Library is celebrating it's 50th year in the building on Military Rd - the groundbreaking ceremony for the library, designed by architect J. Russell Bailey, occurred on September 4, 1960. In honor of the anniversary,...
- Cherrydale Celebrates 50 Years On Military Road
Be there Saturday, July 9 as the Cherrydale community celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Cherrydale Branch Library building on Military Road. There will be a short ceremony at 11:00 a.m., followed by a celebration including cake donated by Heidelberg...
- Young Photographer Exhibits At Cherrydale
This Spring, the Cherrydale Branch Library will display a photo exhibit by a young Arlingtonian photographer, Vikram. Vikram is an elementary school student in Arlington, and recently traveled to South Africa and Botswana, on a family trip for his grandfather's...
- Cherrydale Library: Your Fuel For Thought
From the "We-Get-Calls" Department at the Cherrydale Branch Library: Next time you look at your credit or debit card statement and see CHERRYDALE LIB along with a big charge, it wasn't for a stack of overdue DVDs charged out at the Cherrydale branch....