It’s been said that on St. Patrick’s Day, everyone is Irish.

But why limit the celebration to one day?

Throughout the month of March, Grammie’s Pantry Tea Room and Gift Shop, 1126 Woodworth Road, Skaneateles, invites leprechauns and lassies to an Irish Victorian tea.

The “Taste of Ireland” menu includes green scones with homemade lemon curd and Devonshire cream, Irish soda bread, Burgundy fruit cup, Feta cheese spread and crackers, ham and cabbage soup, tea sandwiches, and a lucky lime cheesecake shamrock dessert.

“Life is about making memories, and we promise this will be a good one,” says owner Sue Smith.

The Irish Victorian tea runs March 2-31, Monday through Saturday, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Cost is $19.95. Reservations are required and may be made by calling 636-8111.

Grammie’s Pantry is located 11 miles south of the village of Skaneateles, off Route 41 (East Lake Road). For more information, visit Grammie’s newly designed website, http://www.grammiespantry.com.

Release from Sani Mulconry

Dennis Connors, author of Historic Photos of Syracuse coming to Creekside Books and Coffee

Saturday, March 7th
1:00 PM

Creekside Books and Coffee
35 Fennell Street
Skaneateles, NY 13152
Tel: 315-685-0379

www.creeksidecoffeehouse.com

Creekside hosts Dennis Connors, author of Historic Photos of Syracuse
Dennis J. Connors is Curator of History at the Onondaga Historical
Association Museum & Research Center. He regularly lectures and offers
walking tours about Syracuse area history, and serves as chief curator
for several of the museum’s exhibitions.

This event is free to the public and requires no registration.

Local author Mike Quigley returns to Creekside

March 5th at 7:00pm

Creekside Books and Coffee
35 Fennell Street
Skaneateles, NY 13152
Tel: 315-685-0379
www.creeksidecoffeehouse.com
Local author Mike Quigley returns to Creekside
Mike will introduce his newest book in the Stump City series,
Childhood Without A Helmet : Stump City Two.

Set again in that predominantly Irish-American section of Skaneateles Falls, New YOrk,
the story roughtly parallels the time period of Stump City but focuses on Michael’s
interactions with his friends and neighbors. 
This event is free to the public. No registration required.

February 26th -  March 26th 2009
Thursday Evenings 7PM – 8:30 PM

Creekside Books & Coffee
25 Fennell St
Skaneateles, NY 13152
(315) 685-0379

This workshop will teach the techniques involved in planning and structuring a novel.
The course will also cover the craft of creative writing in general,
with an emphasis on crafting solid plots, believable characters and satisfying dramatic
action. The principles involved can, of course, be applied to several other forms of
writing, including short stories, childrenâ??s books, creative nonfiction and memoir,
among others.
Fee of $85 for five 90 minute sessions.
http://www.creeksidecoffeehouse.com/

LIVE MUSIC at the Skaneateles Creekside COFFEEHOUSE! 

Indulge. Enjoy. Linger.
35 Fennell Street
Skaneateles, NY 13152
Tel: 315-685-0379
Fax: 315-685-0389
erika@creeksidebooks.com
JANUARY 2009

Friday, January 2nd                          – Rocko Dorsey

Friday, January 16th                           – Brad & Jenn

Saturday, January 17th                   – Two Feet Short

Sunday, January 18th                     – Road Master Concert Series 7pm $25.00

Friday, January 23rd                       – Barrigar Brothers  $8 or 2 for $15

Saturday, January 24th                   – Greg Carroll & Sarah Horner

Friday, January 30th                       –  Dick Ward

Saturday, January 31st                  –  John Peterson’s Song Writers Night

FEBRUARY 2009

2/6  Rocko Dorsey

2/14  Stevie Tombstone

2/20  Barrigar Brothers

2/21  Peterson & Dennihy

2/28  Kinloch Nelson

MARCH 2009

3/6  Rocko Dorsey

3/7  Andrew Van Norston

3/8  Road Master Concert Series

3/14  John Peterson’s Song Writers Night

3/20 Barrigar Brothers

3/21  Greg Carroll & Sarah Horner

All performances are from 7:30-9:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted