Programs

Ever wanted to know how to face paint? This program, taught by local artist Nicole Jones, will teach you the basics. For ages 9 – 13. Admittance is limited to the first ten registrants. To sign up, call the Library at (914) 738-1234.

In celebration of the long-awaited sequel to the original Mary Poppins movie, come to the Library for tea and wear your Mary Poppins best! This program is for children of all ages. Attendance is on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Adults who are looking for an enjoyable new artistic hobby might try Zentangle. It’s a method of creating beautiful images from repetitive patterns and Jill Greenbaum, a certified Zentangle instructor, will teach this session at the Library. Greenbaum will introduce students to the roots of this art and the steps to follow to draw wonderful Zentangle tiles. Each attendee will receive supplies. Registration is limited to the first 20 people. To sign up call the Library at (914) 738-1234.

Like people, animals come in a variety of sizes, shapes and colors. Library patrons will learn about these diverse colors and patterns and what they mean and will meet some of Animal Embassy’s Animal Ambassadors — such as a red-eyed tree frog, a red-foot tortoise, a Sinaloan milk snake, a Solomon Islands monkey-tailed skink and a chinchilla. For people age 4 and up. Attendance is on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Take the little one in your life to the Library’s Story Time for pre-schoolers, which is every Tuesday and Wednesday. Caregivers must be in attendance and are welcome to participate with the children they accompany — that makes it a pleasurable experience for all!

Because of this program’s popularity, get there early. A ticketing system will be used to prevent overcrowding.

Lego lovers of all ages are invited to come to the Library’s new Lego Club. You’ll get to use your imagination to build unique Lego models to be displayed at the library! The library has plenty of Legos, but donations will always be happily accepted. 

Love to knit? Want to learn? Gather your needles and yarn and join us every Monday night for an informal adult needlework group from 6:30 – 8:45 p.m. Knitters of all abilities are welcome, but beginners planning to attend should call Librarian Augusta Turner at (914) 738-1234 beforehand to confirm an instructor will be available that night.

Take the little one in your life to the Library’s Story Time for pre-schoolers, which is every Tuesday and Wednesday morning. Caregivers must be in attendance and are welcome to participate with the children they accompany — that makes it a pleasurable experience for all!

Story Time begins at 10:15 a.m. Make sure to get there early! Because of this program’s popularity, a ticketing system will be used to prevent overcrowding.