Week Calendar

Join us on Monday morning for Chair Yoga & Meditation with Debbie Broadman who will teach you various yoga poses along with a meditative journey to restore, refresh and rejuvenate your body and mind. These classes are hybrid.

Dr. Paul Trinkoff of Orangetown Chiropractic Center, provides interactive workouts to improve strength, cardiovascular health, mobility and balance all from the comfort of a sturdy chair.  Bring weights to the "virtual" class.

Come join us for storytime in the children's room with music!

Please fill out this form (or give us a call) and we'll try our best to help!

Join Miss Kimberly for a story and a craft at the library! Story times will now have registration on a month-by-month basis so be on the lookout for our next sessions! Ages 2-5

Guess the correct number of Skittles candies at the front desk and win the whole jar!  Ends Mar. 29.

Spot the shamrocks hidden around the 1st floor of the library and win a prize!  Pick up a sheet at the front desk to get started.  Ends Mar. 31.

Children up to 2 years old with an adult.
Drop-in Mondays from 11:00-11:30am
January 22 & 29
February 5, 12, & 26
March 4, 11, & 18
April 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29
May 6
Stories, songs, and finger play.

Talking to Twos with Ms. Nancy
Drop-in program for children 2 years old with an adult.
January 23 & 30
February 6, 13, & 27
March 5, 12, & 19
April 2, 9, 16, 23, & 30
May 7

Shake your sillies out with stories, songs, parachute play, and more.  Winter session ends Mar. 6.

Have fun with your little one with music, puppets, and a short book.  Winter session ends Mar. 7.

Have fun with your little one with music, puppets, and a short book.  Winter session ends Mar. 7.

This class will include meditation, breathing exercises, and overall attention to, and focus on, the body and mind.

Join the Cornell Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners for this hands-on STEM program about how plants grow from seeds.

These sessions are first come first serve. Bring a friend, meet a friend, and please bring your own materials.

Faced with the potential of Israel's complete destruction, Prime Minister Golda Meir must navigate overwhelming odds, a skeptical cabinet and a complex relationship with U.S.

Enjoy practicing your Mah Jongg skills with this friendly, casual group.  Please bring your own game set and cards.  Walk ins welcome!

Join Miss Kimberly for a story and a craft at the library! Story times will now have registration on a month-by-month basis so be on the lookout for our next sessions! Ages 2-5

Bring some knitting needles or a crochet hook, some yarn, and we'll have fun knitting.

The Orangeburg Library and The Blauvelt Free Library and collaborate presenting Phil Cross, who instructs in the gentle movements of the ancient Chinese art of Tai Chi.

Sign up for a 10-minute session and "pause" to read with Ollie, an adorable miniature Schnauzer and certified therapy dog.  Bring a book or arrive early to pick one out.

This three session class will focus on slow and gentle moves to increase strength, flexibility and balance.

Learn about how sunflowers grow and do some winter planting of your own with the Master Gardeners.  This program is for grades K-3 only.

For February- Who likes to eat dumplings?

Make, and eat dumplings with Shoprite Dietitian Caitlin Rulli, RDN, CDN

Winter/ Spring Art Classes are here!  Join us for a fun and creative series of art classes taught by Alexis Starke.

It's Game Night! Grab some friends and come to play some of our oversized games.  We have Connect 4, Jenga, and Sorry! For Grades 5-12.

Winter/ Spring Art Classes are here!  Join us for a fun and creative series of art classes taught by Alexis Starke.

Winter/ Spring Art Classes are here!  Join us for a challenging and creative series of art classes taught by Alexis Starke.

ArtScapades will look at three artists who were working in Harlem at the height of The Harlem Renaissance. William H.

The Harlem Renaissance period of African American literary, artistic, and intellectual activity centered in the New York City neighborhood of Harlem, spanning from the 1920s to the mid-1930s.

The Harlem Renaissance period of African American literary, artistic, and intellectual activity centered in the New York City neighborhood of Harlem, spanning from the 1920s to the mid-1930s.

Thursday Family Bingo
Kids 4 and up (with an adult) for snacks, prizes, and fun! 
Please register both adults and kids