The Library is Closed today in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Meditation with Lauren Shaw will resume next week on Monday, January 27th.  

We walk to various Leslie Sansone DVDs downstairs at the library on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 8:30 to 9:30 am. You are welcome to attend once a week, twice a week, or drop in now and then. No, we aren't

For all levels of knitters, those who want to learn or anyone who already knits who wants to meet other knitters. Feel free to bring your materials, a project for which you need assistance or ideas about what you'd like

For ages 0-4  and their caregivers, with Beth An Parulski-Seager. Activities are designed to help with sensory, motor and literary development. There are bi-monthly themes to aid in exploration. Today we learn about COLORS. Downstairs at the library. You may

Create your own Old-fashioned paper snowflake garland with Sally Jacoby Murphy. This craft event is free & material are provided by the Library. Please call the Library to register.

We walk to various Leslie Sansone DVDs downstairs at the library on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 8:30 to 9:30 am. You are welcome to attend once a week, twice a week, or drop in now and then. (No, we aren't

After 20 years as an integral part of our Library, Lynne Mason is stepping out of her office role to pursue her personal passion: art. Stop in to wish her well & to thank her for the knowledge & guidance

The Book Sale Rooms are open 10-2 every Saturday, downstairs at the library. New materials added weekly. Books, DVDs, CDs, audiobooks, puzzles & more. Children’s/Young Readers room: board books to young adult. You may use the lower entrance at the

Gentle Yoga with Lauren Shaw, from 4-5 pm, downstairs at the Library.  If you have a mat, please to bring it with you. Call the library at 607-569-2045 to register.

Lauren Shaw is leading a weekly meditation group, upstairs at the Library in the Robinson Room. You will be sitting comfortably in a chair while you meditate. Each session lasts 45 minutes. If you’re curious about this ancient practice that