Week Calendar

Baileytown, once a thriving hamlet near Twin Lakes, Orange County, NY, in Harriman State Park was a family enclave begun by Jacob Bailey in the mid-19th century.

Still using the old Overdrive app?  Or maybe you just want to get started with digital audiobooks and eBooks from the library.  Learn all about the Libby app and how to

Preschool children (ages 2-5) and their caregiver are invited to hear a book read aloud, then using play dough, we'll construct something related to the book!  You'll be able to take your creation home with you.

Children ages 12 months and up are invited to sing and dance along with every toddler's favorite performer. Sing along with Kurt or maybe take the mic yourself!  Of course there are always the bubbles to pop!

Join us for some Romper Room fun! The program will take place indoors at the Congers Train Station on Burnside Ave in Congers. Registration is required and begins one week prior to each session. Limited space is available.

Families are invited to a sensory friendly storytime.  Featuring special guest, Jacob and his guitar.

This program will be held at the Street Community Center.

Registration is required.

Join us for some Romper Room fun! The program will take place indoors at the Congers Train Station on Burnside Ave in Congers. Registration is required and begins one week prior to each session. Limited space is available.

Georgia O’Keeffe, one of the most important and fascinating artists of the Twentieth Century, has given us images of audacious flowers, dramatic cityscapes, glowing landscapes, and haunting depictions of bones against the stark desert sky.

Enjoy early jazz, ragtime and blues from 1890s-1920s. The group sources their tunes directly from dusty old 78 records and antique sheet music, trying to give new life to songs created over 100 years ago.

Paint this bluejay on a budding tree or do your own original work of art.

Acrylics can stain, so wear your old clothes and cover your work surface.  You will need cups of water, paper towels, a blunt pencil and a hair dryer.

A basic introduction to coding, how it applies to your everyday life, and resources to get started on your own!

Head of Adult Services Brian Jennings and Librarian Nancy Moskowitz discuss books about books both fiction and nonfiction.

Kids 7-12 years old are invited to a game of Chess at the Congers Train Station on Burnside Avenue, Congers. Chess boards and basic instruction will be provided.

The Chapters book club discusses My Monticello by Jocelyn Nicole Johnson.  The Washington Post says: "My Monticello is, quite simply, an extraordinary debut from a gifted writer with an unflinching view of history a

Fowl aren't foul! Learn all about the wide world of keeping chickens.