We will explore a new art medium every week including watercolors, clay, fingerpaints, paper crafts and more! This program has the potential to be messy so please dress little ones in clothes you don't mind getting dirty! Best for toddlers and pre-schoolers!
Looking to help out the library on your summer break? This is the time to do it! Every Wednesday morning, we will have jobs ready for any teens who need to build their volunteer resume or who just love the library! This opportunity is open to all teens as a drop-in event. Jobs will vary from week to week, but may include prepping children's crafts, helping to set up programs, looking for missing books, and other tasks around the library. Want to get involved, but Wednesday mornings don't work? Contact Emily at teens@kinderhooklibrary.org to add your name to our list ... Read more
Join Mandy for stories and songs! All ages welcome! Please note that we do Story Time at 10:30 AND 11:30 am (and not from 10:30 to 12:00, just to be clear, thank you!)
If you're looking for a low-impact, gentle exercise in a welcoming group setting, be sure to stop by our new Tai Chi for Seniors program in Stuyvesant! We are partnering with the Office of the Aging to bring this free program to seniors. Stop by for this energizing exercise, and learn more about the various services provided by the Office of the Aging as well! This series is made possible due to a generous grant through The Ackerman Foundation. This event takes place weekly at the Stuyvesant Town Hall. Please contact us if you need assistance!
We will explore a new art medium every week including watercolors, clay, fingerpaints, paper crafts and more! This program has the potential to be messy so please dress little ones in clothes you don't mind getting dirty! Best for toddlers and pre-schoolers!
Gentle yoga is back at the Library! Those of us who have tried yoga have learned that it can be a lot more intense than it looks! That’s why we are working with Village Yoga to bring this exciting program back to the Library for those of us who are looking for a less strenuous, but just as relaxing, experience. Please bring a yoga mat if you have one. This series is brought to you thanks to a generous grant from The Hover Foundation.
The Friends of the Library are excited to invite you to a night of music, food, drinks, and friends--all to help support the library! Join us at Stuyvesant Town Hall at 6:00pm for welcomes and hors d'oeuvres, with a live music performance beginning at 7:00 with Triple Entendre! Stick around for desserts and mingling. Tickets can be purchased for $50 at the following link: https://givebutter.com/FOKMLCabaret and $60 at the door.
Local author and educator Phyllis Carito leads this monthly writer's workshop. Join fellow authors and poets to practice and share your writing with others, developing lasting skills and connections along the way. All are welcome, whether you've got a short story idea in mind or are putting the finishing touches on a new novel!
Join Mandy for stories and songs! All ages welcome! Please note that we do Story Time at 10:30 AND 11:30 am (and not from 10:30 to 12:00, just to be clear, thank you!)
If you're looking for a low-impact, gentle exercise in a welcoming group setting, be sure to stop by our new Tai Chi for Seniors program in Stuyvesant! We are partnering with the Office of the Aging to bring this free program to seniors. Stop by for this energizing exercise, and learn more about the various services provided by the Office of the Aging as well! This series is made possible due to a generous grant through The Ackerman Foundation. This event takes place weekly at the Stuyvesant Town Hall. Please contact us if you need assistance!
We will explore a new art medium every week including watercolors, clay, fingerpaints, paper crafts and more! This program has the potential to be messy so please dress little ones in clothes you don't mind getting dirty! Best for toddlers and pre-schoolers!
Maria Ausherman presents three artists featured in her Absolutely Amazing American Artists children’s book series. Sarah Miriam Peale, one of America’s first woman artists, followed the example of her artistic family and painted national leaders. Whether hiking by the sea, in the woods, near a river, or in her backyard, Fidelia Bridges painted pictures of birds and flowers, many of which became the nation’s first greeting cards. Elise Forrest Harleston, South Carolina’s first African American woman photographer, was the first woman in the nation to co-own a portrait studio with her artist husband. Following the discussion, local artist Fontaine Dunne ... Read more
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