Jones Library Family-Friendly Film

Murder at the Movies

The Jones Library kicks off summer vacation with a family-friendly film on Tuesday, June 30 at 5:30 PM in the Woodbury Room. Cary Grant and Grace Kelly star in a Alfred Hitchcock classic, a splashy and fast-paced thriller set on the French Riviera that opens with one of the best car chases in movie history.

Local author and film blogger Lisa Lieberman will introduce the program. Her new Hitchcock-inspired mystery, All The Wrong Places, features scenes in the Carlton Hotel in Cannes, where Kelly’s character is staying with her mother when she falls for the cat-burglar played by Grant. “Grace Kelly in her last Hitchcock film before she became a princess. Cary Grant in a tuxedo. What’s not to like?” says Lieberman.

Copies of All the Wrong Places will be available for sale at the end of the film. All proceeds will be donated to the Jones Library. This event launches a recurring series of mystery films, Murder at the Movies, at the Jones Library.

For more information, please contact Janet Ryan at 413/259-3223 or visit the Jones Library website at www.joneslibrary.org.

AR[T]HS: An Exhibit of Outstanding Student Artwork

The Amherst Regional High School Art Department and The Eli Marsh Gallery, Amherst College, Present:AR[T]HS: An Exhibit of Outstanding Student Artwork from the 2014-2015 Academic Year

The Art Department at Amherst Regional High School is proud to present AR[T]HS, an exhibit of outstanding student artwork from the 2014-2015 academic year. The exhibit will showcase juried work from all of the Art Department’s areas of study: Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Photography, 2D & 3D Foundations, Printmaking, Art Portfolio and Sculpture.

AR[T]HS

will be on display at The Eli Marsh Gallery, 105 Fayerweather Hall, Amherst College, from June 3th-June 11th. Gallery hours are from 9 am to 5 pm, every day, Sat & Sun 10-4pm.

The opening reception is on Thursday, June 4th from 5-8 pm. The opening is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. The opening will be part of the monthly Amherst Art Walk. Last year’s opening was attended by more than 300 students, parents and relatives, including many non-art students showing support for their peers. It is also an excellent way for students to see what type of work is done in all the various art classes to help them in their future course choices.