Newtown's C.H. Booth Library Has 3 Unique Exhibits to View Through October

The Cyrenius H. Booth Library has three unique displays on exhibits. The Pez exhibit is on display in hallway near the children’s department. the popular collectible candy originated in Austrian in 1927 and gained popularity during the war. In 1973, Pez built a factory in Orange, Connecticut.

In the Olga Knoepke Memorial Room on the first floor of the Library building, there are two art exhibits currently being shown.

John Dziadik: Paintings

October 1st through October 31st

Exhibit: “Transformation” - presented by Western CT fiber arts group FiberWorks

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October 10th through November 7th.

Opening Reception Sunday, October 12th, 2-4pm.

This show of contemporary fiber arts explores and conveys many facets of evolution, reorganization, reclamation and transmutation. It includes quilting, weaving, felting, and painting.

For more information, visit the library’s website by clicking here.

C.H. Booth Library is located at 25 Main St. in Newtown.

Pez Photo: Curtis Urbina

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