Week Calendar

Join us on Monday morning for Chair Yoga & Meditation with Debbie Broadman who will teach you various yoga poses to improve strength, flexibility and balance, along with a meditative journey to restore, refresh and rejuvenate your body and min

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!

Register today to reserve your Take and Make Sugar Lip Scrub. Kits will be placed in the lobby for pickup on January 9th.  Your kit will be labeled with your first name and last initial.

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

Children up to 2 years old with an adult.
Drop-in Mondays from 11:00-11:30am
Stories, songs, and finger play.

Please join us on the first Monday of the month for our book club discussion group with Reference Librarian Barbara Chen as the facilitator. 

The selected book for January is: Finding Dorothy by Elizabeth Letts

This class will include breath work, guided meditation, and mindfulness practices as well as gentle arm and leg movements while seated, opening up the joints and activating the muscles.

Sing, dance, and have fun with songs, scarves, and a short book.  Winter session ends Mar. 5.

Have fun with your little one with music, movement, and a short book.  Winter session ends Mar. 6.

This class will include pranayama (breath work), guided meditation, and/or mindfulness practice as well as gentle arm and leg movements while seated, opening up the joints and activating the muscles.

Be inspired by famous artists of the past and present through drawing, painting, and collage.  All levels welcome.  Sign up per session.

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

Join us each week for a movie

Enjoy a story and shake your sillies out with music, scarves, parachute play, and more.  Winter session ends Mar. 4.

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

Warm up with cozy winter stories, songs, and games, and make a cute snowman craft.

Meet up to discuss and respectfully critique works submitted by other members in the group. Open to both fiction and nonfiction writers.

Are you looking for a new jigsaw puzzle?  Come "shop" our puzzle exchange and bring home something new!  You don't need to have contributed a puzzle to shop the exchange.

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.  

Meet ShopRite of Northvale's Dietician, Caitlin Rulli!  She will be visiting the library each month to make some healthy snacks.  For Grades K-5. You must register for each month individually.

Winter is here! Get your imagination flowing and create a winter scene using q-tips, cotton balls, and paper.   This 

program is for Grades 3-5 only.

Do you like looking for clues and solving mysteries around you? Do you read mystery books?

Come to the library once a month and solve a mystery with your friends. It is a classic who done it and maybe a twist!

In her usual style of teaching, Alexis Starke will talk about Sonia Delaunay who was a Ukrainian-born French artist and designer known for her bold use of colorful geometric patterns.

Attention all readers! We will be hosting an informal monthly book chat.  Come to discuss what you've been reading: good, bad, or other.  Or discuss books you've been wanting to read!

Behold a bygone New York! Explore the landmarks, vistas, pastimes, environments, monuments, communities, and modes of transportation that once defined this city.

Behold a bygone New York! Explore the landmarks, vistas, pastimes, environments, monuments, communities, and modes of transportation that once defined this city. 

Presented by the New York Historical Society.

Behold a bygone New York! Explore the landmarks, vistas, pastimes, environments, monuments, communities, and modes of transportation that once defined this city. 

Presented by the New York Historical Society.

Some of our meetings may be virtual, using Zoom: if you are planning on attending, please email info@piermontlibrary.org to confirm location.