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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.

If you are age 7 & up, join us for Chess! We supply the boards and some basic instruction.

Join Miss Janet for a traditional family friendly storytime.  We'll read some books, sing some songs and have some fun together!

Parents are encouraged to sit with their children and audience participation is expected!  

Do this cute pair of song birds or paint something original.  Acrylics can stain so wear your paint clothes.  Refreshment breaks.

Enjoy a meditative session of slow movements and gentle exercise. 

Local History Librarian Joe Barbieri will go over the basics of the library’s Ancestry.com database.

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

 listening abilities in an active, fun class.

Take an ordinary planner and jazz it up for the new year!  

Lego builders!  Bring your imagination and meet our building challenge! We supply the bricks and a new challenge at each session. 

Let's read about Ice Skating! We'll have a craft to match. Hope to see you there.

Discover the history of fourteen women who made significant contributions to New York and the world at large at a time in United States history when full equality for women was not yet recognized.

Learn some basics stitches or work on a project.   All skill levels welcome.

The Chapters Book group discusses The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson

Music and movement class for you and your child together.  Zumbini is where the science of child development meets the magic of Zumba!

What is better than a hot cup of tea? Join Nina Androski as she gives An introduction to the world of loose-leaf tea from tea plant to teacup.

In collaboration with Flight Path, part of Star*net's "Spark of Science @ my library"  initiative, we'll be visiting Demarest Kill Park to look for wintering birds. Youngsters will do a nature scavenger hunt.

For anyone who has taken our 3D printing class before, a more in-depth review of 3D printing and setting up the printer for a print. 

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.

Join a lively discussion of a monthly title! This month's book is Pachinko by Min Jin Lee.

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