Week Calendar

We're sorry, but due to a staffing issue, we will not be able to hold Imagination Station this week.  Please register for next week's session.

Join us outside for some safely-distanced Romper Room fun. Conditions permitting, the program will take place at the Congers Train Station Park on Burnside Ave in Congers.

Join us outside for some safely-distanced Romper Room fun. Conditions permitting, the program will take place at the Congers Train Station Park on Burnside Ave in Congers.

Get your tiny canvas and work with other artists to make your miniature masterpiece! Several art mediums will be provided to help you make something lovely for our October Tiny Art Show.

It’s really a man’s world according to the bookers and talent agents but some women did manage to open the door with Phyllis Diller credited to be the first real woman standup comic. Women were held back.

Long before the British Invasion, the cash-strapped lords, viscounts, and dukes of Great Britain shifted their focus from hunting foxes and pheasants to more lucrative targets: cash-flush Gilded Age American socialites who were willing to trade th

Inspired by the work of a well-known artist, kids will create their own masterpieces!

Turtle Expert and Author Steve Woyce presents, "The Turtle Show."  This interactive and educational program features live turtles and tortoises from around the world and will teach you about turtle habitats, diets, differences between each sp

A reunion of our Battle of the Books team.  We will be discussing the event and books we've read this fall.  If you did not participate in Battle of the Books and wish to register, please contact the teen librarian, Mary Phillips first.

The Chapters book club discusses Native Speaker by Chang-rae Lee.

Pick up your book at the library, or:

Find how to complete community service hours with our recycling project for the library.  No need to register, just come and we will have some handouts about that project.  Also bring your ideas for winter programs.  This meeting co

Explore the evolution of fun and sustainable inventions from mechanical door bells and mechanical/gear based household items such as butter churns and apple peelers, cymbal carrying monkeys to spinning tops that whistle even an Edison wind up wax

Tweens in 5th & 6th grade will enjoy a slice of pizza while discussing our most recently read books.  Please bring a book that you read over the summer.  

This meeting is open to the public. 

This meeting will take place at the Express location 198 S. Main Street in New City.