Week Calendar

Enjoy a slow meditative stretching class on the library lawn. Please note, this class will be done entirely standing on some uneven ground. 

Families of preschoolers and young children can join us online for story time and a craft.  Start by registering for the program, then come to the library to pick up supplies for the craft.  You will receive an email with the link for th

Create an eye-catching sun catcher with an original design or a color page and a mason jar lid. This event will be in-person at the library on the front lawn. The rain date is August 2.  

Throughout history jewels and precious metals have served many functions. They have been a form of currency, wealth security, social status, religious devotion, tokens of love, talismans, family heirlooms, and adornments of the body.

In addition to writing poetry, The Belle of Amherst was a gardener. She cultivated flowers on her father's property and in the glass conservatory that he added to the Homestead.

Join us in a Zoom session, where we will play the popular game "Among Us", (kind of like a virtual version of Clue, set on a space station).    The app is free on a phone or tablet or $5.00 to download on a PC through the

We will be reading The Long Call by Ann Cleeves.  First in a new series featuring Detective Matthew Venn, a complex character with a fascinating backstory.

Students in grades 3 through 8 with a New City or W.

In 3 meetings we will talk about decorating a canvas bag with embroidery and start our project.

Accompanied by her shape-shifting daemon, Lyra Belacqua sets out to prevent her best friend and other kidnapped children from becoming the subject of gruesome experiments in the Far North in this book by Philip Pullman.

Plant your own little garden in a bottle.  Great for small spaces.  You can pick up the materials starting July 27.