Upcoming Events

Miss Karen will teach you how to make a knit hat using a circular loom.

All materials will be provided.

Grades 3-7

Wed., Dec. 6, 5:00 PM-6:30 PM and Mon., Dec 11, 5:00 PM-6:30 PM

This is a two-session program, you must attend both sessions to complete the project.

Dylan Thomas's poetry is a mesmerizing blend of vivid imagery, rich language, and emotional intensity. Known for his distinctive use of sound and rhythm, Thomas's works often explore themes of life, death, nature, and the human experience. His poems evoke a sense of mysticism and introspection, inviting readers to journey through the intricate landscapes of his words while grappling with the complexities of existence. With a mastery of language that paints vivid pictures and stirs deep emotions, Dylan Thomas remains a revered figure in the world of modern poetry. Join Laurie Byro and the Circle for discussion and a closer look at Dylan's beloved "A Child's Christmas in Wales" (click here for selected quotes.)

Holiday crafts to make together.

Grades K-4, with a caregiver.

Step into a world of serene beauty and delicate tranquility with our captivating Watercolor Class: Winter Still Life Edition. Explore the ethereal charm of the winter season as local artist Pat Foxx guides you through the art of capturing the quiet elegance of winter scenes in watercolor. All materials provided.

The Hudson Valley's Master Storyteller Jonathan Kruk brings his legendary one-person show of Charles Dickens' classic yuletide tale, "A Christmas Carol" to the Library.  The New York Times describes Jonathan Kruk as having "a way with the spoken word, the telling gesture, the sprinkling of humor, and the appropriate costume for a smorgasbord of stories." Join us as Jonathan assumes the characters of Scrooge, Marley, the Ghosts of Christmas, Bob Cratchit, and even Tiny Tim in an hour-long performance with musical accompaniment by harpist Erika Lieberman.

Mr. Kruk’s theatrical storytelling has been featured on CBS Sunday Morning, The Today Show, The Travel Channel, and at countless schools, libraries, festivals, and historic sites.  He was selected “Best Storyteller in the Hudson Valley" by Hudson Valley Magazine.

Funded by a generous gift to the AWPL Foundation

by Glenn P. and Susan D. Dickes