Come celebrate National Poetry Month with a relaxed, informal poetry worksop outside under a blanket fort. Light refreshments will be served.
In the event of rain, the Poetry Picnic will be held on Sunday, April 13, from 1pm to 3pm.
Learn About 4-H through hands on activities. Ages 8 to 12
2 Introductory Sessions
April 22 Crime & Spy Science
You will investigate "Crime Scenes" and learn the skills necessary to become a detective and solve mysteries.
create spy kit - learn about finger prints - mystery powder analysis
April 29 - Forces of Nature (See April 29 for description and registration.)
Join us for an artist reception for photographer Larry Katzman. During the month of March, Larry's show, Visions of Ireland, will be on display in the Community Room. This event is free and all are welcome.
Watch a film by Hayao Miyazaki and join us in a thoughtful discussion on its environmental themes.
The Albert Wisner Public Library will host the Warwick Career Transition Group, a job club started in 2010 to support people in their career transitions during a time of high un- and under-employment.
Join your peers and expand your network, discuss job search strategies, share stories and yes, even laughs. The group is led by Gregg Knowles, a program consultant and career coach.
The group also meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month at Christ Church, located at 48 South Street in Warwick, NY.
The group is open to anyone, regardless of religious affiliation.
The Parting Glass will perform an evening of song and music celebrating the Irish Rebellion of 1916. Copies of Morgan Llywelyn's historical novel, 1916, will be available at the Library for all those interested in reading about this pivotal point in Irish history.
Join Tommy Tcheng and Kaina Quenga for an authentic Hawaiian cultural experience that will include puppetry, storytelling, ukulele, songs and maybe even some surfing!
This is an outdoor performance please bring a lawn chair. There is unlimited seating. In case of inclement weather the program will be held in the Community Room. Seating in the Community Room will be limited to the first 80 on the registration list.
Kuchipudi is a classical dance from southern India known for its graceful movements and strongnarrative character. Join us for an interactive workshop by a prominent danseuse, Sahana Natesan, who will demonstrate the techniques and gestures of this art form while performing a dance from the Kuchipudi repertoire.
Members of The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project will be on hand to help attendees make lovely traditional lotus flower lanterns using colorful paper and wire frames. All materials will be provided; participants may choose the color of their lotus flower. Traditional Korean refreshments will be served.
The Korean Spirit & Culture Promotion Project (KSCPP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness of Korean history and culture. A short documentary film on Korean artistic traditions will be shown as an introduction to the aesthetics of Korea.
