Event List

A look at the key essentials for beginning your genealogy journey; resources and tips specific to conducting Jewish family history research; and how you can preserve your own New York family stories.

Learn how to design for the Vinyl Cutter and make a sticker print

Create a miniature winter scene and light it up in a snow globe.

Join us for a fun-filled session of music, action songs and bubbles! Open to newborns through preschoolers.

Join us for a fun-filled session of music, action songs and bubbles! Open to newborns through preschoolers.

Francois Truffaut’s unconventional 1966 film, based on Ray Bradbury’s novel, mixes elements of French new-wave with a touch Hitchcock. Presentation includes update on book banning in America, clips from the movie, and original paintings.

The Facts book group discusses There is no place for us : working and homeless in America by Brian Goldstone.

Calling all Pokemon enthusiasts! Bring your Pokemon cards, games, and devices! Come share your love of Pokemon with others and make some friends. This is an unstructured time for kids to play, trade, and do all things Pokemon.

Come spend some time getting to know your neighbors while the little ones play and learn socialization skills! Parents are responsible for supervising their children.

View this month's film selections on the library's website by clicking here.

Did you receive a ukulele for a birthday? holiday gift? Do you want to learn how to play it?  Join Kurt Gallagher for this 6 week session to get a good start on learning to play your Ukulele.

Need help with your smartphone, laptop, tablet? 
Want to learn more about eBooks and digital audiobooks? 
Our digital navigators are here to help.  

A 30 minute program for a two-year-old and an adult working together.  Learn finger plays, songs and listen to a fun book, play the matching game and enjoy a simple craft together.

Come visit the Maker Space and see what offerings we have. For anyone who wants help on a makerspace project, wants to see our offerings or has questions about our 3D printing, vinyl cutting, or coding classes.

 Certified therapy dogs and their handlers will be on hand to help new readers, struggling readers and those children who just want to read to the dogs.  Therapy dogs don't judge how well you read, they are just happy to listen--which is

Enjoy a meditative session of slow movements and gentle exercise. 

Combining exercise with fun activities, Never Stop Moving 365 helps to develop children's muscles, coordination and

 listening abilities in an active, fun class.

A brief introduction to what HTML and CSS are and how they can be used to create websites. 

The Investigating Mysteries book club discusses The Wolf Tree by Laura McCluskey.

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec was a post-Impressionist painter, printmaker, and illustrator who immersed himself in the colorful and sometimes decadent world of Paris’s circuses, theaters, cabarets, and brothels.