Here ye! Here ye! Ye Olde Kinderhook Library cordially invites you to our second annual Renaissance Faire! This year, we are pleased to announce a lineup of free, new programs, including:
We want to believe! And more importantly, we want YOU to believe! Join the Unknown Paranormal Society for their second town hall discussion forum for your chance to talk about, and hear about others', experiences with the paranormal and unexplained. This is a free event and open to the public!..Read More 
Join us at the Stuyvesant Town Hall to learn about energy efficiency and heat pumps as well as NYS energy grants, financing, rebates, and incentives! Nearly any house can be made more energy efficient. With new technology and state financing, energy saving improvements may be more feasible than you think. Co-sponsored by the Stuyvesant Climate Smart Community Task Force...Read More 
Reading is fundamentally tied to success in American society. But why are rates of illiteracy so high in our country today, with estimates showing that up to 54% of adults today read at or below a sixth-grade level? How do poverty and race impact illiteracy, and what can be done to address these issues?
The film The Right to Read addresses and attempts to answer these questions. Following Kareem Weaver, an NAACP activist, Sabrina Causey, a first-grade teacher, and two families in Oakland, MD, this documentary explores the root causes of illiteracy and highlights the long-lasting, even generational, impact that it has.
Join us for a screening of the film, followed by a discussion amongst attendees. Light refreshments will be served.
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