Adult

Library for All provides monthly interactive programs that welcome adults with disabilities to make crafts, create art, play games and explore the library.

We will be reading stories about spring planting and planting grass heads.

To register for this program, please call Jody DeGroat or Laurie Angle at 845-986-1047 ext. 3. Participants must be accompanied by a caregiver who will stay with them throughout the program.

Library for All provides monthly interactive programs that welcome adults with developmental disabilities to make crafts, create art, play games and explore the Library.   Join us as we read stories about magnets and discover the mystery of magnets by using them to manipulate magnetic slime.

To register for this program, please call Jody DeGroat or Laurie Angle at 845-986-1047 ext. 3.  Participants must be accompanied by a caregiver who will stay with them throughout the program.

Library for All provides monthly interactive programs that welcome adults with disabilities to make crafts, create art, play games and explore the library.

Join us as we read stories about magnets and discover the mystery of magnets by using them to manipulate magnetic slime.

To register for this program, please call Jody DeGroat or Laurie Angle at 845-986-1047 ext. 3. Participants must be accompanied by a caregiver who will stay with them throughout the program.

Join family historian Deborah Sweeton for a one-hour introduction to doing genealogy research using the Library's Ancestry and Fold3 accounts.  Basics of beginning searching will be covered.  The workshop will be followed by individual one-hour hands-on sessions, with additional one-hour sessions offered on Tuesday, Nov. 12 from 10:00am -1:00pm, or Thursday, Nov. 21 from 5:00pm - 8:00pm.  This free program is open to all Warwick Valley School District residents, but you must call the Help Desk at 986-1047, ext.

Bingo! Got cabin fever?  Bring the family to the Library to play bingo for prizes. Ages 4 and up (adults too!)  Register beginning Dec. 14 online, or children/families in person at the Children's Desk, and adults at the Help Desk upstairs.

The Shelburne Line was a World War II escape network operating in occupied France which returned 138 allied servicemen to England in 1943-1944.  The French Resistance located downed airmen and hid them from the Germans through a series of safe-houses.  Once a month, during the dark of the moon, the men were transported to the Brittany coast to meet a British motor gun boat that would return them to England.  Presenter Rick Feingold recounts the story of how his father, Lt. Louis Feingold, a B-17 U.S. Army Air Force navigator, escaped Nazi capture.

For each threat the Hudson River has ever faced, there’s always been a proportional force working to protect it. A cast of characters ranging from sailors to farmers to citizen-scientists emerge as heroes, tirelessly defending “America’s first river.”  Join Jon Bowermaster for a screening of The Living River and Seeds of Hope, followed by discussion.

Please join library and local historical organization volunteers for this Facebook Live & Zoom meeting event on May 30 to celebrate our area's late 18th century heritage and Founding Veterans and their families! 

• REGISTER to receive the Zoom meeting link for activity sessions.  You MUST give an email address.

• WATCH the Facebook Live casts at: https://www.facebook.com/HathornHouseWarwick/

Learn how to make a traditional, braided rag rug.  Rag rugs are a great way to use up and repurpose recycled fabrics like old T-shirts.   In this class you will learn expert tips on how to properly prepare (shred /cut) the recycled fabric into strips and connect them to make one continuous “yarn” for braiding into a rug.  All materials will be provided.  Feel free to bring your own T-shirts for a more personalized feel to your rug.

Author Thomas Gorman will present the historical events and personalities that strongly influenced his historical novel.