Week Calendar

Presenters at monthly meetings provide training to volunteer Foster Grandparents in various topics, including, but not limited to, the following:  strategies for making the child's day in the classroom run more smoothly, sexual

An interactive program for one year old walkers with an adult.  Join Miss Amy for playtime, stories, songs and more!  Please register with your New City or West Nyack Library Card.

Learn the basics of this ever-popular game with Jill Rosenfeld. 2019 Mah Jongg card needed (available online at NationalMahJonggLeague.com). Registration is required, starting Dec. 18. Call 634-4997, ext. 139.

Drop in for coffee and cake while the kids have some free play time! This unstructured program is an opportunity to meet with your neighbors, have a chat, and let the little ones get some socializing time in!

Learn the basics of this ever-popular game with Jill Rosenfeld. 2019 Mah Jongg card needed (available online at NationalMahJonggLeague.com). Registration is required, starting Dec. 18. Call 634-4997, ext. 139.

We read histories and historical fiction dealing with Rockland County and the surrounding area. Meet the 2nd Monday of every month.

This month's book: Major John Andre: A Gallant in Spy's Clothing by Robert M. Hatch.

This hands-on workshop for beginners will teach you the basics of using your iPad. From receiving email to sending photos, we’ve got you covered.

Classes will meet on 4 consecutive Wednesdays in January (1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29).

Orean Kempadoo, RN leads this class of slow, gentle movements for all ages and levels. Registration is required, starting Dec. 18. Call 634-4997, ext. 139.

We are always looking for new members (veterans) to join us!  Veterans are welcome to bring along guests to events (guests must be accompanied by the veteran).

Decorate a T-shirt with fabric paints.  All materials will be provided, although children can bring their own plain T-shirt or pillow case if they would prefer to. 

This informal gathering of knitters is always open to newcomers.

This talented, local group plays beautiful, upbeat and creative jazz in a variety of styles including swing and Latin. 

Some stress is good. It motivates us and makes us stronger. Too much stress however, can negatively affect health. Dr. Mike Cocilovo, a local chiropractor, reviews specific things you can do to reduce and cope with stress

A nonfiction reader's book club. 

Step into a time when pyramids dotted the horizon and mummification was a daily occurence with museum educator Marisa Horowitz-Jaffe. Learn little-known facts, tidbits and stories and examine ancient artifacts.

Inspired by the work of a well-known artist, kids will create their own masterpieces. This time, we'll be following the example of Gustav Klimt's painting "The Kiss" in our own way.

Students Kindergarten to 6th grade can join us in the children's room to be assisted with homework assignments.  New City or West Nyack Library card required. 

Combine your creativity and technology!  Explore coding with Artie, Turing Tumblers, Makey-Makey or Ozobots.  Registration with a New City or West Nyack Library card required.

Students Kindergarten to 6th grade can join us in the children's room to be assisted with homework assignments.  New City or West Nyack Library card required. 

Paint cute ice-skating penguins or a scene of your own creation.  Pizza at break times.  Please note; Program runs past closing time.  All teens must be picked up at 7:30 PM.

Learn to design for and work with the Maker Space vinyl cutter. Our vinyl cutter is 15 inches wide and perfect for making signs or decals.   

No Registration necessary.  College advisor Josh Marber will help students get started on their list of colleges.  Both teens and parents will learn what to do and what not do when selecting and visiting colleges.

We will be discussing Washington Black by Edi Edugyan.

Enjoy a few laughs and learn the three habits essential to an organized 2020. Author and organizing humorist Jaime Novak will provide you with a plan to overcome the obstacles that litter your environment. 

A meeting of New City Library's speculative fiction book club.  Learn more at http://guides.rcls.org/c.php?g=128258

For this month, we're reading:

New members are always welcome.  Group is open to knitters or crocheters who have a desire to donate projects to charity.  Projects include hats, scarves, blankets, and baby items.