This watercolors workshop series is for non-beginners. Jayne Conte combines years of experience and a passion for art in her classes. Watercolor paper will be supplied. 

Register and take home beads and string to fashion a bracelet with your name.  Pick up Sept. 18-Oct. 2.

Register today to reserve your Take and Make Popsicle Stick Bird Feeder.  Kits will be placed in the lobby for pickup on September 18th.  Your kit will be labeled with your first name and last initial.

Join Marybeth for stories, songs and puppets. Registration is limited.

Shake your sillies out with stories, songs, parachute play, and more.  No storytime Oct. 2.

Weekly meeting of the Palisades Library Historic Committee.  If you are interested in joining, please ask the library to put you in touch with Alice Gerard.

Come and join us in the DiFrancesca Playground at 600 Main St, Sparkill, NY for story time! Weather permitting!

Our Adult Book Club meets once a month to have a lively discussion about a new book.   Members work together to pick a variety of books- usually fiction, but sometimes memoirs.

Share knitting and crocheting projects, learn some stitches and techniques, and generally have fun chatting with others. Bring your needles, crochet hooks and some yarn.  

Join us for a painting workshop using acrylic paint on tiny canvases. Materials provided. Just bring your imagination.

September is Better Breakfast Month!

Fall Art Classes for Grades 3 - 5 are coming soon with this season's theme Adventures in Maine!  Join us for a fun and creative series of art classes taught by Alexis Starke.

Learn how fixed income investments such as bonds can help you reach your financial goals

Please note, in the event of low registration, this program may be switched to being presented Virtually instead.

Meet, mingle and trade yarns with others. 

Earn an hour of community service credit while sharing your ideas and helping plan events for your friends.

We would love your input!

For ages 12 - 18. 

The Stars are Fire (2017), a historical novel by Anita Shreve, centers on a lonely housewife who finds herself torn in new directions when her house burns down in a city-wide fire.