Hoag starting new dulcimer-making class on Nov. 7

Provided photo: Students in the first dulcimer-making class hold the instruments they created.

Press Release: Hoag Library

ALBION – Hoag Library is delighted to announce the success of its first dulcimer-making class, where participants attended five sessions to craft their own dulcimers.

The program was led by Jim Doyle, Adult Services Librarian, who has a deep passion for both music and craftsmanship. Doyle, who also spearheaded the Hoag Library Music Series, brings a wealth of musical knowledge to the class.

Given the enthusiasm and success of the first series, a new set of dulcimer-making classes will begin on Nov. 7. Registration is required, and spaces are limited. Participants will enjoy the unique opportunity to build their own dulcimers over five classes, with all materials provided. No prior experience is necessary to join.

Hoag Library extends its sincere thanks to the Friends of the Library for partially funding this project to offset costs, making the program more accessible to the community.

To register or learn more, please contact Hoag Library at (585) 589-4246.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to create music and build something truly special!