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Jay Westerveld will talk about some of our more unique "critters" and ecosystems that make Warwick special and offer tips on how and where residents can go out and see some of Warwick's more interesting and rare wild things!  He will be bringing along a turtle or two, as well as tadpoles/frogs.  But no snakes!

Suitable for ages 8 and older.

Bring your knitting, crochet, embroidery, needlepoint, cross stitch, punch needling, applique, sewing and all of your fiber arts projects and join us for a non-instructional night of stitching but no b*@%$ing.  Group meets on the main level in the poetry corner.  No registration; drop-in anytime.

How do we know what we know about history? Many times it all comes down to the documents. How do others know us, and our family history? For Constitution Day weekend, join us as we look at how handwritten words have communicated so much of what shapes our identity, and our daily lives-- then do some hands-on experience with writing tools of the past. Explore the sensory and thoughtful art of cursive. What does your signature say?

Researcher Jerry Kuntz will look at the life and personality of famous hunting and field sports writer Henry William Herbert, whose pen name was "Frank Forester", and his portrayal of Warwick area wildlife, people, and locations.  Writing in the early 19th century, Herbert's prolific best sellers and artwork showed detailed understanding of and appreciation for the natural world from a hunter's viewpoint, while at the same time his personal life was an unfolding tragedy.

We the People Warwick's (WTPW) founder, Beverly Braxton will hold a public forum to share our all-volunteer grassroots organization‘s recipe for strengthening Warwick as a community of belonging. Come learn more about WTPW's approach, our dialogue series, our facilitator training, and our various initiatives to help bridge divides, build connections, and bind our community.

Join us for our book group specifically for people in their 20s and 30s! New members always welcome.

May's Read: Portrait of a Thief by Grace D. Li

Due to rain, the book festival will be held at Warwick Valley Middle School Gym - 225 West Street.

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Warwick Valley High School student Elizabeth Verboys will be here to talk about her new book, Lee Learns a Lesson, a conversation starter for young kids and their parents about consent and boundaries. Elizabeth authored the book as part of a Girl Scout Gold Award project called Wisdom Wings and also learned sign language to share the message with hearing imparied children.

Tee up for an unforgettable evening of family-friendly fun at our Library's mini-golf extravanganza!  Join us as we transform the Library into a whimsical course filled with twists, turns, and challenging obstacles.  See you on the greens!

Suitable for all ages!