Senior Fitness and Chair Exercise
Senior Fitness and Chair Exercise
This twice-weekly exercise group is led by Kinderhook resident Pat Berroyer. If you are interested in attending, please contact the library first at [email protected].
This twice-weekly exercise group is led by Kinderhook resident Pat Berroyer. If you are interested in attending, please contact the library first at [email protected].
Get a library card. Check out a new book. Pick up a newsletter. Learn more about our mobile hotspots. There are dozens of reasons to check out our Stuyvesant hours on Wednesdays. Stop by and see what your library has to offer, and let us know what we can do for you!
We will be joined by the Nutty Scientists of the Hudson Valley for a special program on robotics! You’ll get to experiment and build you own robots and control them using bar codes, lights, and more! This program is for school aged children.
Open to Grades 7-12 The Library's teen group has some strong opinions on soda choices, but which soda will win in a blind taste test tournament? Will TAB's favored choice (if you're wondering, it's flat Dr. Perky) claim victory, or are we about to have an unexpected upset? Join us for this ridiculous tournament of sodas! (Mini toothpastes will be provided to help mitigate the damage.)
Join us for an hour of stories and a craft with a park ranger from the Martin Van Buren Historic Site!
Open to High School students Lost on resume writing? Learn how to polish your resume for the job you want! We'll go over formatting tips, writing advice, and common mistakes to avoid. Bring a draft or your current resume if you'd like some pointers! Please note: this event will be presented by Emily the Teen Librarian, who is not a professional, but seems to have accumulated a lot of experience anyway!
Open to Grades 7-12 This is Jeopardy! Put your knowledge (and buzzing speed!) to the test in categories written by librarians AND teens! Categories may include: Pokémon, Fictional Cartography, Ancient Memes, and Void Cats-- so get studying for this chaotic trivia showdown!
The Friends will be collecting books between 9am and 11am at the McNary Center--no appointment necessary! Be sure to review these donation guidelines before dropping off your materials. Interested in volunteering with the Friends? Be sure to email us at [email protected] to learn how you can get involved today!
This twice-weekly exercise group is led by Kinderhook resident Pat Berroyer. If you are interested in attending, please contact the library first at [email protected].
We are excited to host local writer Kristina Labaty at our library to celebrate National Poetry Month (and her birthday)! Kristina has had a fascination with poetry as long as she can recall and relishes the opportunity to share her written explorations with us. She will be sharing poems from various phases of her life and discussing her works and craft. Light refreshments will be served. Kristina is an avid reader of poems and enjoys sharing her passion with those around her. At Camphill Ghent, where she lives and works, Kristina leads a poetry group and a related speech choir. ... Read more
On April 8th we will have a fantastic view of the solar eclipse, and we are ready to celebrate! Join us at the Stuyvesant Town Hall for a viewing party, where we'll have free eclipse glasses to share amongst ourselves as well as refreshments and crafts for kids? What if it's a cloudy day? Well, we won't let that stand in our way: come down for a fun party regardless, and we'll live-stream the event indoors! The eclipse will reach its maximum coverage at 3:26pm, so be sure to arrive prior to that. While we are distributing eclipse glasses at ... Read more
This twice-weekly exercise group is led by Kinderhook resident Pat Berroyer. If you are interested in attending, please contact the library first at [email protected].
Get a library card. Check out a new book. Pick up a newsletter. Learn more about our mobile hotspots. There are dozens of reasons to check out our Stuyvesant hours on Wednesdays. Stop by and see what your library has to offer, and let us know what we can do for you!
NAMI Columbia County is an affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness and is made up of friends, family, and others who have been impacted by mental illness. NAMI meets twice a month in the Library's meeting room (unless otherwise noted).
This event has been cancelled due to the weather. Check back for a new date during Summer Reading! We're taking our Fairy House program OUTSIDE for Spring Break! We will have lots of supplies on hand in addition to what you can scavenge from around the library grounds. Build your cutest house and you never know who will come to visit!
Writers, poets, and lovers of poetry are invited to our first stand-up open mic poetry night, in celebration of National Poetry Month! You're invited to bring a short original piece, a favorite poem by another author, or simply come to enjoy listening to others. Come meet other local poets, and learn more about the local Poetry Caravan, a local organization the brings poetry to others throughout the community! Light refreshments will be served. We are hoping to make this a regular event at the Library, so please let us know if you are interested but unable to attend!
Join us for our informal Play Group. This drop in program is a great chance to meet other caregivers and socialize with other kids. For ages 18 months to 5ish.
Open to Grades 5-8 Middle Schoolers: volunteer at the library by helping us create and run events for tweens! Each meeting will be half planning, half program, all fun!
This twice-weekly exercise group is led by Kinderhook resident Pat Berroyer. If you are interested in attending, please contact the library first at [email protected].
When European settlers came to the Hudson Valley, they missed their native cultivars and brought them here to plant in their gardens. As a result, an estimated 80% of ornamental nursery plants are non-native species that do not support local food webs and can become invasive. By planting natives, we can increase biodiversity and reduce the risks associated with invasive species. In this talk, Master Gardener Frieda Pierce will review the insights provided by Douglas Tallamy, discuss native gardens, design elements, and plants that can be used to restore the ecosystem in your yard.
This twice-weekly exercise group is led by Kinderhook resident Pat Berroyer. If you are interested in attending, please contact the library first at [email protected].
Open to Grades 7-12 Tell us what to do! Earn volunteer hours by helping us improve the Library for teens! TAB advises on teen resources and helps plan programs like game nights, cooking experiments, and more. Contact Emily for more info!
Open to Grades 7-12 We get it, you're too busy for another assigned book–so tell us what you're already reading! You may just find your next big read!
This twice-weekly exercise group is led by Kinderhook resident Pat Berroyer. If you are interested in attending, please contact the library first at [email protected].
Award winning, Ghent based Architectural Color Consultant Amy Krane, founder of Amy Krane Color, will be speaking about Using Color for Residential Interiors. This presentation will offer over 80 slides packed with visual representations of her design principles applying color to interior design. Amy has been featured in Houzz, Elle Decor, and AD to name a few and is a contributing design writer at Fine Home Building Magazine. Check out her blog at amykranecolor.com/blog and her podcast, Let’s Talk (paint) Color! She was the 2023 Rural Intelligence Reader’s Choice First Place Winner for Interior Design in our region.
Fresh coffee, delicious bagels, and new books?? What's not to like? Join library director Matt Pavloff (who is a huge fan of all three of these!) as he shares some of the newest titles being added to the Library's collection. Get great recommendations from other readers in the community, enjoy a delicious brunch, and grow your "to read" list! Thank you to Tierra Farm for providing their fair trade, organic coffee for our enjoyment!
Open to Grades 7-12 Create your own personal garden in a jar! Teens will meet outside on the Library's lawn to prep their terrariums and choose plants to add to their creation. Due to limited supplies, registration is required for this event! Please sign up with the form below. Loading…
Have you heard? We are now a certified Sustainable Library, and we are looking to celebrate our success! Join us on Sunday, April 21st for our sustainability celebration--the perfect kick-off to Earth Day this year! Join us for a chance to see the hard work that our staff, trustees, Friends, and community have put in to developing sustainable practices that will help our community for years to come. Learn about what we have in store for the future, take a sustainability pledge for Earth Day, view our final presentation for the program, enjoy fresh snacks and refreshments, and maybe win ... Read more
Celebrate Earth Day by registering for Meatless Mondays! This personal challenge is a pledge to "Go Meatless" for at least one day per week in order to reduce our carbon footprint and explore more sustainable food choices. Think you're up for it? Register today and take the pledge: you can opt to receive weekly emails containing recipes and sustainable living tips, and all registrants will be entered to win a Sustainable Living Prize Basket! Loading…
This twice-weekly exercise group is led by Kinderhook resident Pat Berroyer. If you are interested in attending, please contact the library first at [email protected].
Join us for a fabulous matinee brought to you by the Neighbors of Northern Columbia County! This month, grab your trombone and join us for the classic musical The Music Man starring Robert Preston and Shirley Jones! Light refreshments will be served. If transportation is needed, please email [email protected]. The Library is proud to partner with the NNCC to help bring entertaining and educational programs to the seniors in our community, as well as anyone interested in volunteering to support aging in place. For more information, please visit https://northerncolumbia.helpfulvillage.com/
NAMI Columbia County is an affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness and is made up of friends, family, and others who have been impacted by mental illness. NAMI meets twice a month in the Library's meeting room (unless otherwise noted).
Join us for our informal Play Group. This drop in program is a great chance to meet other caregivers and socialize with other kids. For ages 18 months to 5ish.
How do you adapt a classic American TV show for a distinctly NOT American audience? Producer and writer Phil Rosenthal takes viewers along in his attempt to adapt his hit sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond for Russian television. Join us for this Pop Docs installment featuring the comedy-documentary Exporting Raymond, and learn about the challenges, missteps, and successes of this multicultural endeavor.
This twice-weekly exercise group is led by Kinderhook resident Pat Berroyer. If you are interested in attending, please contact the library first at [email protected].
You won't want to miss this one! On Saturday, April 27th at 11 am, the library grounds will become a treasure trove of earth day goodies inspired by the book "Only One" illustrated by Chuck Groenink! Participants will get a free signed copy of the book to take home with them after they've completed the scavenger hunt.
Local art historian and author Maria Ausherman is back to present her newest book, "Painters in Paradise: Exploring the Caribbean Islands". With over 50 color reproductions, drawings, and maps, Painters in Paradise celebrates artists who lived in or traveled to the Caribbean in order to depict the dazzling splendors of these tropical islands. Maria will discuss the lives of these fantastic artists, their inspirations, and what drew them to the Caribbean Islands.
This twice-weekly exercise group is led by Kinderhook resident Pat Berroyer. If you are interested in attending, please contact the library first at [email protected].
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