Moonlight Bindery

05/19/2026

My sometimes booth assistant, and youngest child, graduated from Ithaca College on Sunday. Congratulations to Kai and all of the IC class of 2026!

05/15/2026

Last meeting of the year at the . Conservators choose the best venues!

05/04/2026

Highlight of the year was visiting the Georgia Women to Watch: A Book Arts Revolution exhibit to see and work at ! The exhibit is well worth a visit and is open through May 17th.

11/08/2025

Delightful day to see the Amy Shearld exhibition. Just go it’s open through April 5th.

10/25/2025

The Etsy shop is restocked after being depleted by an amazing Art on the Avenue show! I’ve also had some free time to devote to Moonlight Bindery - next up reviving my Gocco screen printed cards and journals. Stay tuned.

10/20/2025

An amazing RISO workshop, fabulous art, great food, and, best of all, time with in New York.

10/04/2025

All set up and ready to go !
Eric will be my booth helper today. You can’t miss us - right in front of Taqueria Poblano with this fabulous sign!

10/04/2025

Today is the day! The 30th Anniversary Art on the Avenue is Saturday, October 5th, from 10AM to 6 PM. Stop by my booth, W105 between East Uhler and East Oxford Avenues and say hello.

10/02/2025

So honored to be a vendor at Art on the Avenue this Saturday, October 4th. Only two more sleeps until AOTA!!

Thank you !

The 30th Annual Art on the Avenue takes place Saturday, Oct. 4 from 10am to 6pm along Mount Vernon Avenue in the heart of Del Ray, featuring 350 artists, four stages of live music, food, a pie baking contest, free kids' activities, and more. Free trolley transportation from Braddock Road or Potomac Yard Metro, or free bike valet at the intersection of Mt. Vernon & Hume Avenues. Complete details at artontheavenue.org

09/27/2025

Last post from my trip - the magnificent National Library of Latvia! The building was designed by Latvian American architect Gunnar Brikerts. The building includes a wall of books, the people’s bookshelf, where anyone can donate a book. There is a great exhibit to the architect, including his work on the University of Michigan Law Library.

There are several wonderful exhibits including one that has the first books written in Livonia and Latvian, and the first illustrated book for children in Latvian.