Free. Tuesday, July 14, 11am. Live @ Lanier Library. Reptile Myths, Lore and Facts at Lanier Library, Tryon. ♦ Naturalist Steve O'Neil Discusses myths, lore and facts about local wildlife. Do Copperhead snakes chase hikers? Do turtles freeze solid and revive unharmed? Are baby venomous snakes more potent than adult snakes? And more. RSVP required […]
Free, Wednesday, April 22, 6pm. Poetry Trio Reading at Lanier Library, Tryon. ♦ Three award-winning poets will share selections from their published works. Patricia Corbus, Wendell Hawken and Greg Rappleye will present readings that explore a range of themes and styles. Advance registration is recommended to ensure seating. To reserve a spot visit the library's […]
Free. Wednesday, February 18, 1pm. Bat Facts and Fiction at the Lanier Library, 72 Chestnut St., Tryon. ♦ During the program, Pam Torlina of Conserving Carolina will explore common beliefs about bats and help attendees learn which are fact and which are fiction. Topics include whether more that half of bats carry rabies, if bats […]
Free. Wednesday, November 19, 1pm, "The Voyage to Prove Who Came First" at Lanier Library, Tryon. ♦ Speaker Timothy J. Boyce talks about the epic Viking sailing adventure and explores its impact on history.
Free. Wednesday, October 22, 1pm, Live at Lanier speaker series, Lanier Library, Tryon, NC. ♦ Stephen C. Compton, Pottery Scholar and Author discusses "WNC Mountaineer Potters: What they Made, How & Why."
Free. Wednesday, October 8, 1pm, Live @ Lanier, Lanier Library, Tryon, NC. ♦ Kevin Sprouls, author of "Mince of Heathermere" talks about his journey in creating the book.
Free. Wednesday, September 24, 1pm, Live @ Lanier at the Lanier Library, Tryon, NC. ♦ The program will feature Andy Ruff, Operations Director of Pearson's Falls and Glen, and Rae Ann Wessel, President of the Tryon Garden Club. They will share how staff, volunteers, contractors, and experts have transformed storm damage into new trails and […]
Free event. Wednesday, August 20, 1pm, Lanier Library, Tryon. Live @ Lanier presents "What Makes Bach so Great."♦ Dr. Beth Child performs excerpts by Bach and discusses why she thinks Back is so great with his intellectual rigor, emotional expressiveness and challenging technique.
Free, Wednesday, July 30, 1pm, at Lanier Library, Tryon. ♦ Guest speakers will present "Inner Chambers, Secret Rooms."
Free, Thursday, June 26, 1pm, Lanier Library, Tryon, NC. ♦ Poet Greg Rappleye will read from his new book of poetry "Barley Child" at Lanier Library.