Teen

"American Native" documents the struggle of the Ramapough Lenape tribe for official recognition. The film addresses "the forces aligned against them -- old-fashioned bigotry, gaming interests, local property and government interests, federal neglect, and worst of all, the opposition of other Indian peoples."
Beverly Braxton will lead a short discussion following the film (run time: 1 hr. 23 mins.).

A program of songs, tunes and the spoken word on the supernatural. This program is in two 45-minute sets with an intermission with refreshments. The first half is family-friendly - adults will enjoy, too. The second half has more of the classic ghost ballads.
Made possible by a generous gift from Glenn P. & Susan D. Dickes to the AWPL Foundation.

Learn the basics of hand tooling leather! You۪ll create a keychain to take home. (Hint: Great Father۪s Day gift!) All materials will be provided.

Come play eight player Super Smash Bros.! Pizza and refreshments will be served.

Make your own Gravity Falls journal. All materials will be provided.

Learn everything you need to begin babysitting with confidence. Ages 12 and up.

Concerned about parking? Overflow spaces available at Veterans' Memorial Park and at Park Avenue School.
12:00 to 1:30pm:Join us for the presentation of the Best Small Library in America 2016 award with Library Journal and local dignitaries! 2:00 pm:Extra! Extra! Read All About It! - The Magic of Amore!Amore the magician will amaze children and adults with a performance that tops all others! Magic and comedy with a message about the value of reading.12 noon to 4:00pm:

The Library is proud to present two Chinese folk artists for a discussion and demonstration of their traditional crafts:

Lin Hongkui will demonstrate Peking Opera Mask Painting.
Liu Bin will paint and construct a traditional Chinese kite.

The Library invites you to take this opportunity to enjoy this presentation of Chinese art face-to-face and heart-to-heart.
Frog Kite Monkey Sun Mask

This program was made possible at the Library by Warwick resident Peter Shi.

The public is welcome to meet with the Board of Trustees and Library Director Rosemary Cooper regarding any questions concerning the April 5, 2016 tax levy vote, trustee election or about the proposed 2016-2017 operating budget for the Library.

All registered voters of the Warwick Valley Central School District are eligible to vote.