Upcoming Events

Family Drop-in Storytime- Drop-in for stories, songs and a craft, just like our regular storytime! For families with young children.

Stories & Movement

Do you knit, crochet, embroider or do another yarn craft? Would you like to learn? Come craft & chat. Share your project, get advice, or learn a new skill.

The Pretty Committee will show you how to create an "Edgar Allan Poe" wreath just in time for Halloween.  If you have a glue gun, feel free to bring it in!  This program is for adults and older teens.

Toddler Time

Cooking Together!

Join us for an evening of good food, good company and cupcakes!  Please bring in a dish to share; we will provide "compostable" utensils and plates.  Feel free to bring your own!  The Whipped Cupcakes Food Truck will provide dessert!  This year, the Library is participating in the Great Give Back.  This program provides a day of opportunities for library patrons to give back to their community.  We encourage you to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the Warwick Ecumenical Food Pantry.

If the weather permits, the dinner will be held on our River Birch Patio; feel free to bring a blanket or lawn chair to sit on.  In the event of rain, it will be in our Community Room.

Live Stream Program
 ● WELCOME & CONFERENCE CEREMONIAL OPEN with Schaghticoke First                    
     Nations,   Penobscot, Tlingit and Taino Peoples
 ● REMARKS by Omega CEO by Robert "Skip" Backus
 ● THE NEXUS OF CLIMATE, GENDER EQUALITY, AND WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP with    
     Katharine Wilkinson, Project Drawdown VP of Communications & Engagement
 ● HEALING AND TRANSFORMATION: A Conversation: Katharine Wilkinson & Sherri   
    Mitchell
 ● PANEL: Women Advancing Climate Policy Solutions with Rhiana Gunn-Wright         
    (Green New Deal policy lead), Jen Metzger (NY Senator), and Didi Barrett (NY As   
     semblywoman) moderated by Carla Goldstein (cofounder, Omega Women's Leader
      ship Center)

Join us for a hands-on water feature crafting experience, expanding the underground basin of our Library’s Fountain - ASPIRE Agrisculpture!  Guided by its creator, Amy Lewis Sweetman, you will learn how the visible and invisible design elements of fountains align.  By renovating and physically expanding the below-grade portion of Fountain ASPIRE Agrisculpture, installed almost 5 years ago at the Library, you will take part in the practical physical aspects of creating a pondless water feature.  This class is open to all adults of all abilities interested in creating and installing a fountain or pond.  There are many opportunities for both working and watching.  All aspects of water features will be explored from design, to cost, to physical location.  

• Wear comfy work clothes and sturdy shoes/boots.  Session will meet rain or shine.
• Community Service hours available for teens.
• Lunch will be served!

This program is made possible with funds from the AWPL Foundation.