Keystone Iron Works brings pour to Pittston Memorial Library on Oct. 12

PITTSTON — After 10 years at the Scranton Iron Furnace, Keystone Iron Works will bring its iron pour to the City of Pittston.

The Pittston Arts Council met recently to plan the first Iron pour in Pittston. Keystone Iron Works and the Pittston Arts Council are pleased to present an iron tile and performance pour in The City of Pittston on Saturday, Oct. 12 from noon to 5 p.m, at the Pittston Memorial Library, 47 Broad St..

The public is invited to make a small cast iron tile the day of the event and at the next two Pittston City Second Friday Art Walks. Local and national artists, along with students from Marywood University and The University of Scranton, will cast sculptures and answer questions about the process of iron casting.

The event is free and open to the public. For more information Contact Judy Greenwald at 570-954-7322 or Brian Matyjevich 570-677-0122

From left, are Jim Haberski, Piera Marotto, Tobi Grossman, Brian Matyjevich, Mary Kroptavich, Mayor Michael Lombardo, Sheena Dalley, Ed Ackerman, Robin Palmer Kiesinger, Howard Grossman, Aryanna Davis, Molly Carr, Kathie DiMaggio, Erin Ostroski, and Judy Greenwald.

https://www.psdispatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/web1_Pittston-Arts-Council2.jpgFrom left, are Jim Haberski, Piera Marotto, Tobi Grossman, Brian Matyjevich, Mary Kroptavich, Mayor Michael Lombardo, Sheena Dalley, Ed Ackerman, Robin Palmer Kiesinger, Howard Grossman, Aryanna Davis, Molly Carr, Kathie DiMaggio, Erin Ostroski, and Judy Greenwald. Submitted photo