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

What kind of daily life, responsibilities, limitations and advantages did women have in Ancient Egypt? Were they treated well and respected? Could a woman become a pharaoh? We dig into women’s realties of this ancient culture.

Think classical music is boring? Slow? Difficult to understand? Then this program is for you!

Join us to learn all about the fish in the Hudson River and what you can do to help protect them.  We'll have games, crafts and some fun facts handouts all provided by the Cornell University Cooperative Extension.

A 3 session workshop with materials from Safe Sitter.  The class will cover personal safety, child development, first aid, and business skills.  You must attend all three sessions to receive a certificate.  You can pick up a workboo

The He Said/She Said Memoir Book Club discusses

Inheritance: A Memoir of Genealogy, Paternity and Love by Dani Shapiro.

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

This is Part 2 of our Learn to Juggle class!  Tom Mayes is a graduate of the Ringling Brothers Clown College and is a master juggler.  He taught basic juggling in the first class on July 21 and after you've practiced, return for this sec

During his last year at Watford School of Magicks, Simon Snow, the Chosen One, faces a magic-eating monster wearing his face, a break-up, and a missing nemesis in this book by Rainbow Rowell.

Join Irene Shaland on a virtual trip through layers of historic periods, artistic and architectural styles, and a multitude of cultural traditions and fascinating Indian Jewish stories of origin.