Week Calendar

A strength and sculpting type class using strengthening moves that are cardio as well as strength moves at the same time.

Explore colors, counting, body awareness, and social skills in this high energy program.

An introduction to nursery rhymes, books, music and creative movement.

Licensed Massage Therapist Laura Morello teaches a gentle way of communicating with your child.

Please dress in comfortable clothes, and bring a blanket for the baby, one for yourself and the baby's favorite comfort toy.

Open to all levels of play.  Bring your set of tiles if you have one.  Registration is not required. 

Stories by author Laura Numeroff, with songs and a craft. 

Create crafty jewelry with colored pasta. 

Music and movement to get the wiggles out and grow coordination.

Title to be discussed: "Small Things LIke These" by Clare Keegan. 

For more information, please check with Adult Services. 

Come and practice spoken English in a relaxed atmosphere. Free, no registration required. Open to all adults, 18 and older. Group is led by Certified ESOL Instructor Mary Leming. 

Bring your sewing machine and a project, or stop by to learn more. Please call the library or check our online calendar to find out if the group is meeting each week.  Registration is not required.

Gain insight into the college essay process. Parents and teens are encouraged to attend. 

A new craft for you to drop in and make each week.

Registration is not required.

Book your 20 minute appointment with a librarian to learn how to download eBooks and Audiobooks through Libby with your library card. Please specify what device you will be bringing and be sure to bring any necessary passwords.

Cardinal Lawrence is tasked with running this covert process after the unexpected death of the beloved Pope.

Organize perler beads for future crafts.

Write and share your writing on a variety of themes and topics. Bring your passion for writing and an open heart for sharing. Glenn Hadzima, an English teacher for over 35 years, will facilitate the group.

A clinician from St. Charles Hospital will be here to check your blood pressure and discuss disease prevention and maintenance. No registration; walk-in basis.

Treat yourself or give it as a gift to someone special.

Meet at the library and learn about local history as you walk around the village.

The Friends of the Library Bookshop is volunteer-run and raises money to support the Library. Earn community service by organizing the donated books. 

High-energy, music-filled movement program. You wear the PJs, Miss Heather brings the music. 

Chester is a great listener. Build reading confidence and support the development of a love for reading. 

Please call to register for one 10-minute session per date.

Will the Rebel Alliance restore freedom and justice to the Galaxy? Enjoy the first Star Wars film, A New Hope.

*Designates that food products used in this program may contain allergens.
 

Can anyone have too many bookmarks?

Using photos and recordings, Dianne Taggart, long time birder, will tell us about which to keep an eye and ear out for in June. Celebrate Port Jeff’s Tree Committee’s “Year of the Tree”.

High-energy, music-filled movement program. You wear the PJs, Miss Heather brings the music. 

Narcan is a nasal spray that can reverse the effects of an opioid exposure. The Phoenix House of New York will be on hand to give out free Narcan and instruct people on how to administer it.

Create a unique, wire-wrapped pendant with Susan Ferro. Crystals have many healing features and can be used to comfort and calm us, help us to sleep, meditate, think more clearly and stay focused.

Giftable and smells great. 

A craft to give to someone special.

Learn strategies and sharpen your chess skills. For beginners through experienced players taught by Long Island Chess Nuts.

Co-Dependents Anonymous is a Fellowship of men and women whose common purpose is to develop healthy relationships. The only requirement for membership is a desire for healthy and loving relationships.

Pick up your free copy of the book El Deafo by Cece Bell in the Children's Department and join the discussion with a related craft or activity.

Dr. Andrew G. Clair, Ph.D. discusses the history, science, and concerns surrounding the Avian Flu and current CDC recommendations. An EEPA Event. (ZOOM)