Sean Welsh, a Community Energy Advisor from Cornell Cooperative Extension, will explain how to take advantage of New York State programs that help us save money while adopting clean energy.  Community Solar is not a scam!  It's a good way to reduce your electric bill and support companies that are building out our net zero grid.  Also, middle-income New Yorkers have a special opportunity to reduce the energy demands their homes make with Assisted Home Performance with Energy Star. Sustainable Warwick members will also be on hand to explain their experience with these programs.

Abrahamic religions consist of the three religions that revere Abraham:  Christianity, Islam and Judaism.  This program will examine the Abrahamic Religions and how they emerged and evolved.  It will include a comparison of beliefs and traditions.  Panelists include a Rabbi, a Priest and an Imam. They will talk about their faith tradition and about the most active challenges they face today.  Register in order to receive the Zoom link via email in advance of the program. 

Surrender to the smooth, soulful and jazzy groves of Library favorite Rhonda Denet, in a live performance of Aretha Franklin hits.  Register to receive the link to view this entertaining concert.

 American Religious Communities Seek to Establish Civic Entities will feature 3 panelists who examine the Puritan movement, the Huguenots, the Satmar and the Mennonite communities. The aim is to remind or introduce the audience to our American way of offering religious “freedom” tempered by the American legacy social and political order. The audience will better understand the tension between institutional religious practice and the civil order in which those practitioners must operate.

Use Rice Krispy Treats, Fruit Roll-Ups and more to create 2 kinds of candy sushi.

After a brief warm-up and introduction to the basics of watercolor painting, Pat will offer step-by-step guidance on how to paint a floral bouquet.  Registration is required. You will receive instructions on when to pick up supplies at the Library, as well as the Zoom link to the class. Space is limited.

Carol Ann Duffy became the Poet Laureate of the UK, succeeding Andrew Motion and Ted Hughes, in 2009.  She was the first woman to hold the post in its 350-year history.  Find out why, when Circle of Voices discusses this amusing Scottish poet on Wednesday, April 14 at 6:30p.m on Zoom.  Poems to be discussed may be either picked up at the Help Desk or emailed.  Don’t see your favorite?  April is National Poetry Month!  Bring a poem of hers to share; ask at the Help Desk for assistance.  Laurie Byro has 6 books of poetry published between 2015 and 2020.  All may be checked out at AWPL, or bor

Do you play Animal Crossing? Do you like Shrinky Dinks? Combine the 2 to make this adorable Animal Crossing Key Chain complete with recipie card bottle, bells, fossils and more!

Weave a 4 or 6 sided God's Eye to hang in your room. Come to the library to pick your colors then watch the video to learn how.

Traditionally, a God’s Eye is a spiritual symbol, and the weaving process is reflective and meditative. The points of a God’s Eye represent the four elements of nature: earth, fire, air and water, and the center of the ornament represents the eye of God, and is believed to have the power to see and understand things that the human eye cannot.