Valentines!

On Tuesday, February 11th, from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m., the Aurora Historical Society is pleased to present a special program on "Making Our Own Way: Women in Business in the Nineteenth Century." Speakers Claudia Nolan, dramaturg for the upcoming Mogan Opera House play “Miss Valentine,” and Erinn Ryen, Assistant Professor of Business at Wells College, will present and lead discussion starting at 4:45 p.m. Guests are also invited to print their own Valentines with Robert LoMascolo and enjoy refreshments, as well as one more look at the current show, “Aurora Stories.”

The Aurora Historical Society/Village History Center is located at 371 Main Street; follow the white fence to the rear courtyard. It is accessible to all, and programs are always free. If weather causes concern, please visit the “Village of Aurora Historical Society” on Facebook for news of postponement.​

Recent Commission . . .

Softcover book before and after repair. 

Recent Commission . . .

Loved getting to rebind this amazing copy of the "Order of the Garter" from 1672! 

The Winter Race on Lake Cayuga: A Tale of Old Aurora

 

"The Winter Race on Lake Cayuga: A Tale of Old Aurora" is now available on the website! https://sites.google.com/site/robertlomascolo/books-prints/winterrace

This is a wonderful story about Aurora, New York and makes a great gift!

Christmas in Aurora!

11-5:00 pm Open House at Robert LoMascolo’s Print Shop and Bindery (corner of Rt. 90 and Moonshine Road in Aurora, NY): Tour the “working museum.” FREE hands-on printing activity using an antique press! Pop-up shop featuring many handmade books and cards including several new items!

This is what I am working on now!

Check out the new book I am printing and watch the video! https://suntup.press/the-time-machine

Mark your Calendars . . .

New workshops at Patchwork Plus in Marcellus, New York! More information at https://patchworkplus.com/newsletters/. 

Sunset

Lovely October sunset at the print shop!