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There’s still plenty of summer left! See our Summer Brochure for our upcoming August events!

Drop-In Teen Crafts
All Day Mondays & Thursdays July 6th through August 13th

Choose from an array of summer-reading themed crafts: painted dinosaur rocks, bookmarks, and coloring to make and take with you! Keep an eye out for special projects and crafts throughout the summer, like button making, dino terrariums, and fossil charm beading. No registration required. Open to teens 12 to 17.
Game On! Drop-In Nintendo Switch & Gaming Day

Teens, age 12 - 17 - come on in and play games on our Nintendo Switch! Games include Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros., Luigi's Mansion, Overcooked, and Switch Sports. We have 4 Switch controllers, and also 2 computers for extra gaming.

No registration required - just stop by our circ desk, sign out our Switch and games, and play!

Every Tuesday - July 7 through August 18th - all day
End of Summer Party!
Friday, August 21 4:00—5:00 PM

Celebrate another great summer of reading! Enjoy some fun outdoor games, chalk, and bubbles, a fresh Sno-Cone, make some spin art, and pick up your NYS Summer Reading certificate before you leave!

No registration required - just come by!
Flyer for Face and Lymphatic Yoga which takes place several times throughout the month at the library.
Meditation sessions with Susan Olin-Dabrowski
Tuesday August 25th at 1:30pm and 6:30pm
Registration required.
Flyer for Chess Club, which meets on August 13 and 27
Sustainable Seed Saving & Fall Gardening
Monday, August 31 6:00—7:00 PM

Join us to welcome back Janice Novet and volunteers from the Pleasant Valley Community Garden, who will give an introduction to seed saving for the home gardener. They'll share the benefits of saving seeds; how to harvest, clean and store seed of our native plants, flowers, and vegetables; and also how to garden in the cooler fall months. 

Registration is required.
Flyer for the September 2026 Artist of the Month, Richard Maloney.
The library will be closed Saturday, September 5th through Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor DAy