Upcoming Events

Mind Matters for Kids - Join Mr. Matt each week for some simple activities, exercises and games that can help increase presence, focus and mindfulness. Available weekly on our children's Facebook page.

Family Cooking-Recipes From Your Favorite Books- Join Miss Teresa as she shows you how to make some special recipes inspired by your favorite books: Harry Potter, Charlotte's Web, Dr. Seuss, Willy Wonka and more! Costumes encouraged! A list of ingredients will be posted the week before. Video available on our children's Facebook page.

Hear some classic stories and rhymes told with flannel pieces.  Register beginning Saturday, September 12th to reserve your own flannel story starter kit, or just watch the videos on our children's Facebook page.

Fall Family Fun Walk:  start at the Library, decorate a walking stick, create a nature journal and then walk the loop in Veteran's Memorial Park.  Bring a stick big enough for you, and pack a snack and water bottle.  It's an easy walk to look at the fall foliage. All activities will be outside and require a mask, social distancing and registration.  Rain date Saturday, November 14.

Toddler Time: Join Miss Stacy for some stories, songs and movement. Available on our children's Facebook page.

Preschool Spanish Class

Learn & Play: Join Miss Teresa for a fun filled storytime which will emphasize early literacy and readiness skills. Available on our children's Facebook page.

Make a simple piece of jewelry using safety pins and beads. Register to reserve your craft bag, then watch the video to learn how.

Read to the Dog- Branson is back this Fall for you to read to via a live Zoom link. You can read and talk to Branson for a 10 minute slot. Please have your book handy so everyone gets a chance. For grades K-3. Please make sure to include your email when you register.

Handsome and well-dressed, woodpeckers are a favorite of many.  Learn to identify by sight and sound 7 woodpecker species common to the Hudson Valley.  We will also cover diet, nesting, anatomy and why woodpeckers are able to hammer on trees without injuring themselves. Learn the differences between drumming, feeding and excavating behaviors, and ways to deter woodpeckers if they’ve chosen your house for these activities. Presented by Pam Golben.