Pleasant Valley Library Celebrates Taylor Swift With a BirthTAY Party

Taylor Swift Wraps Up Record Breaking Eras Tour

Taylor Swift took her final bow for The Eras Tour last week in Vancouver, British Columbia. It was the hottest ticket in town for what felt like years.

The Ears Tour was made up 149 shows and spanned over a 2 year period. The tour as a whole made somewhere near $2 Billion as Taylor Swift's popularity skyrocketed to levels we've never seen before.

Now that The Eras Tour is over what is Taylor Swift going to do with all of her free time? I'm sure spending time with her man Travis Kelce is on the agenda as well as celebrating her 35th birthday!

One Hudson Valley library is getting in on the birthTAY fun with a Taylor Swift themed celebration.

Celebrate Taylor Swift's BirthTAY in Pleasant Valley, New York

Swifties know Taylor Swift's birthday is quickly approaching. The megastar celebrates her birthday on December 13th and a local library is getting in on the celebration.

Pleasant Valley Library is hosting Taylor Swift Birth-TAY Party on Friday, December 13th from 6 pm to 8 pm. The BirthTAY party is open to to all Taylor Swift fans 8 years of age and older.

The celebration will include making friendship bracelets, karaoke, trivia and games for prizes, cupcakes and a Taylor Swift life-size cutout perfect for selfies! And the cutout will later be raffled off with the grand prize.

The Pleasant Valley Library encourages guests to wear their favorite Eras outfit "and make the whole place shimmer."

Registration is for the party is currently full, but there is a waitlist and you can sign up now on the libraries website. 

Taylor Swift Ties To the Hudson Valley

The Hudson Valley is the perfect birthday escape for Swift. She's visited the area before several times.

If you did deep into the Taylor Swift Hudson Valley archives, you'll find that Taylor wrote and sang about her trip to Dutchess County in the early 2000s. She had visited Fishkill Farms with Jake Gyllenhaal and later wrote about "Upstate" in the classic All Too Well.

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She later filmed a short film for the 10 minute version of All Too Well that had ties to the Brewster area.

Plus, she's recorded a few times at her friend Aaron Dessner Long Pond Studio in the Hudson area. The studio was used to film a documentary about the recording process of her 2020 album Folklore.