Week Calendar

Join Mrs. G and Miss Jessie in the community room for storytime! This storytime is designed for ages 2-4.

Registration is required. Please register each child AND each adult that will be attending. 

Each month we discuss a mystery book.  Our book for March 10's discussion is The Mystery of Mrs. Christie by Marie Benedict.

Make beautiful cards using materials provided, under the guidance of Missy Shipman!

In light of the COVID crisis, masks are encouraged for anyone at risk and anyone who prefers to wear a mask.

The Brown Bag Book Club will be discussing the monthly book with librarian, Jacquie Owens.

This month's title: The Kitchen Front by Jennifer Ryan

Beading buddies meets for the purpose of making jewelry. Our projects include bead weaving, bead stringing and also some wire wrapping.

Grab a craft kit from the children's area and learn how to make bird feeders! Kits are first come, first served. 

Children read for 15 minutes to Daisy, a small, very lovable dog owned by Miss Sue. Children who sign up have preference over drop-ins.

Children read for 15 minutes to Daisy, a small, very lovable dog owned by Miss Sue. Children who sign up have preference over drop-ins.

Children read for 15 minutes to Daisy, a small, very lovable dog owned by Miss Sue. Children who sign up have preference over drop-ins.

Children read for 15 minutes to Daisy, a small, very lovable dog owned by Miss Sue. Children who sign up have preference over drop-ins.

This week, we're customizing terra cotta pots to look like a geode! 

Every Wednesday we gather to play Dungeons and Dragons - 5th Edition.

Every Monday night from 7-9 we will be writing in 15-25 minute writing periods punctuated by 5 minute breaks to talk on Zoom with your fellow writers.

The discovery of an 1846 letter penned by George Robinson of Baldwinsville to his congressman reveals a strange link between this early veteran, settler and surveyor, and two of history’s most notorious pirates.

Beginner and more experienced writers meet on two Tuesdays a month at 7PM to talk about their writing progress, specific writing issues and participate in writing activities. At a writer's request, we will critique a portion of an author's work.

We will have a kit containing all the materials you'll need for the class if you are among the first 20 to sign up. Kits will be on hold and ready to pick up on (or before) the Sunday before the class.