Events – 11 Jun 25

Mah Jongg

Jun 10 - Jun 11
12:30 pm -
3:00 pm

Join us for a drop-in Mah Jongg program for adults ages 18 and up. This program is for participants of all abilities who know how to play American Mah Jongg. No beginners, please. The Library will provide Mah Jongg sets, but please bring your own Mah Jongg card. The Pelham Recreation Department is offering beginner Mah jongg Classes. For more information, visit their website or call them at 914-738-0153.

 

Please note: Time change to 12:30 pm for Mah Jongg.

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Outside Story Time

Jun 11
10:30 am -
11:00 am

Join us for our popular Story Time for infants and toddlers outside on our front lawn. Story Time is designed to enhance early literacy skills and features diverse children’s books in which all children can see themselves represented… plus we have a lot of fun! Please bring a blanket or lawn chair to sit on. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times. Story Time will be held outdoors throughout the year,  but will be cancelled on days when the temperature is extreme, or if it is raining. You may call the Library when we open at 10 am to inquire.

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Way-Back Wednesdays

Jun 11
11:00 am -
4:00 pm

Way-Back Wednesdays are for digitizing photos at the Library! Appointments are required. Each time slot is 45-minutes. Bring in your family photos and our librarians will assist you with scanning them to a USB drive using our new high-speed scanner. To learn all of the details and to register, please click here.

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Lego Club

Jun 11
3:30 pm -
4:30 pm

Join us for an hour of open Lego play at the Library! This program is for children ages six and up, and will take place in-person at the Library. Registration is not required.

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Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller: Sculptor of the Black American Experience with Janet Cohen Mandel

Jun 11
7:00 pm -
8:00 pm

Poet, painter, theater designer, and most famously, sculptor: Meta Fuller was one of the most imaginative artists of her generation. A protégée of French sculptor Auguste Rodin, she returned to America from a triumph in Paris to become a luminary of the Harlem Renaissance. Her powerful sculptures stand as an historical record of the Black American experience.

Join arts educator Janet Cohen Mandel to learn more about this incredible artist, her life, and her work.

This program takes place on Zoom and registration is required. Click here to register.

This program is presented in collaboration with the Greenburgh, Harrison, Ruth Keeler Memorial, and Somers Public Libraries.

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