Week Calendar

There is a fee of $120 due upon in-person registration.  The Trip departs Village Hall: 8:00 AM Join us for a tour of the Tenement Museum of New York City!

A nationally touring children's band that focuses on music and inclusion for kiddos of all ages, abilities and identities. 

An online strength and sculpting class with cardio “blasts” placed in between strength moves. Participants must be able to stand for portions of the class. 

Celebrate and create.

Registration is not required.

Develop self-confidence, physical literacy, improve gross motor skills, and build socialization skills. 

Bring favorite characters to life with yoga poses.

Please bring a yoga or beach mat and a water bottle.

This club is open to all levels of play. If you own a set of Mah Jongg tiles, please bring them with you to the session. 

High-energy, fun-filled music and movement.

Develop self-confidence, physical literacy, improve gross motor skills, and build socialization skills. 

Bring favorite characters to life with yoga poses.

Please bring a yoga or beach mat and a water bottle.

High-energy, fun-filled music and movement.

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. 

Improve not only soccer skills, but self-confidence and physical literacy, gross motor skills, and socialization skills.

A playful introduction to yoga practices, including asanas and pranas, presented through games.

Please bring a yoga or beach mat and a water bottle.

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.

Local author and drowning prevention advocate, Kristine McCarren will read her book, Violet Finds Her Float to teach water safety. Learn strategies and resources to help keep your children safe in and around water.

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

Registration is not required.

Follow along from home and make peony tea lights to brighten your spring table. Please note one kit per library barcode.

Create your own design using our Perler beads.

Sonic and friends defend planet earth against the evil Doctor Robotnik.

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

What is “a good time at the Teen Center?”! 
 

Monday, April 23 6:00 PM

Celebrate Earth Day by crafting used recycling materials. 

Duel on the Nintendo Switch in Super Smash V.

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

A comprehensive 8-week course where adult language learners will learn sentence structure, spelling, pronunciation, and basic conversion skills taught by a native speaker with 6 years of international ENL teaching experience.

In this total body workout series we will be working on toning our bodies while improving our strength. This class is beginner friendly while still providing a challenge to regular exercisers.

Stories and a bunny craft.

See if you’ve got what it takes to win this taste test.*

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

 

Make a bird feeder using craft sticks.

Decorate a garden pot using the paint pour method.

Please dress for mess.

Title to be discussed: "The Secret Lives of Booksellers and Librarians" by James Patterson. 

For more information, check with Adult Services. 

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.

Professional dancer and instructor Michelle Vicale will get us dancing.  The Cha-cha originated in Cuba in the 1940’s and incorporates music and dance moves borrowed from the Mambo and Rumba.  No experience necessary and no partner requi