Author Archives: Gary Crossey

Thursday, May 21 2026 2:30 – 3:30 PM All are welcome. Bring your copy of the book, a friend, and your thoughts. Podcast with the author Interview with the Author Podcast Book Overview by Gary Crossey 📚 What to expect from the … Read More

Join us for our next Sandy Mush Community Center Book Club as we discuss Tom Lake by Ann Patchett. Come for a relaxed, friendly conversation and leave with new connections and fresh perspectives. Date & time: Thursday, April 16 · 2:30–3:30 PM … Read More

This Valentine’s Day, fall in love with community at Sandy Mush Community Center’s Valentine’s Bingo Night! Whether you’re celebrating with your sweetheart, your best friends, or flying solo, this festive evening promises warmth, laughter, and chances to win. A Valentine’s Evening to … Read More

The First Annual Youth Arts & Crafts Show took place today (Dec 6, 2025), showcasing the incredible creativity and talent of local young artists. Held in a welcoming community space filled with natural light, the event drew families, art enthusiasts, and supporters … Read More

Join us Thursday 18th December at 2:30 PM in the SMCC Community Room as we discuss “The Thursday Murder Club” by Richard Osman – a delightful mystery that combines humor, heart, and clever plotting. This Month’s Reading The Thursday Murder Club by … Read More

Saturday, December 6th, 2-4 PM Sandy Mush Community Center19 School Rd., Leicester, NC 28748 Join us for our annual Sandy Mush Holiday Gathering – a festive, drop-in celebration for the whole community! What to Expect: This is a wonderful opportunity to connect … Read More

Halloween is just around the corner, and we’re excited to bring back one of our community’s favorite traditions – Trunk N’ Trick! This Friday, October 31st from 4:30-7:00 PM, our parking lot will transform into a safe, festive Halloween celebration. What to … Read More

Truman Capote’s trio of autobiographical short stories—”A Christmas Memory,” “One Christmas,” and “The Thanksgiving Visitor”—offers readers a tender glimpse into the author’s Alabama childhood. These narratives, set in Depression-era rural South, explore themes of friendship, loneliness, innocence, and the complex bonds between … Read More