Events For 10/07/2024

Join chefs from local restaurants for cooking demonstrations and purchase gently-used cookbooks from the Friends and Bookends shop.

Do you like to play video games? Discuss video games? Then I'm sure you would love the Video Game Club. Come and join Tom and Jihad at the first ever meeting on March 10 in the Board Room.

If you didn't see it in the theaters, join us to watch this fantastic movie on the big screen. The movie is 127 mins. (PG). Adults must remain in the movie with children. No registration necessary for this program.

Ages 18mos-5 years old. Beat the winter blues and join us for a drop-in storytime. Hear fun stories, sing, dance and have fun!

Local author Anita Page will sign her book "Damned If You Don't", a dark traditional mystery set in the Catskill Mountains.
Page's short stories have appeared in numerous anthologies, ezines and print journals. She received a Derringer Award from the Short Mystery Fiction Society in 2010 for her short story, "Twas the Night".

Go beyond composing and replying! Learn how to send attachments, create contact groups, and more! You must already have a Yahoo account prior to taking this class.

Learn how to save files, find files, and create file folders in this class for beginners. Mouse skills required.

Ages 18mos-5 years old. Beat the winter blues and join us for a drop-in storytime. Hear fun stories, sing, dance and have fun!

Mary Makofske will lead a discussion of Garbage Land by Elizabeth Royte, second book in our Earthwise series.
With an engaging style, Royte measures and then follows her garbage to see where, and how, it's disposed of. In the process, she introduces fascinating facts and people.
Booklist called Garbage Land "downright entertaining."
Copies available at the Library.

In honor of Women's History Month, learn about the craft of spinning with expert spinner Susan Logothetis. Drop by the Board Room on the main floor. Open to teens and adults.

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with an evening of traditional and contemporary Irish music.

Janet Hamil is an American poet, spoken word artist and painter. Her poem "K-E-R-O-U-A-C" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize, and her fifth collection, Body of Water, was nominated for the Poetry Society of America's William Carlos Williams Prize.
Her publications include 5 books of poetry, 2CDs in collaboration with the band Moving Star and poems in 8 anthologies. She's an instructor and member of the board of advisors at the Northeast College of Poetry's College of Poetry in Warwick, N.Y. She is also a member of the Seligmann Foundation in Sugar Loaf.
An open mic will follow Ms. Hamill's readings.

Sue G. has meeting with journalist covering work of Robert Fletcher

Cheryl Devine of Guiding Eyes for the Blind will talk about her puppy-raising experience. She will show a short film and provide information for families interested in raising aguide dog puppy.

The Board of Trustees meets every 3rd Tuesday at 7:00 pm in the Board Room. The public is welcome to attend.