Week Calendar

The ever-popular Community Yard Sale will take place in April. This is not a single location sale, but an esily driven route of garage sales in Blauvelt.

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

Spring is a season of beginnings, when buds, blossoms, and herbs emerge as nature’s promise of transformation.

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.

Dr. Paul Trinkoff 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.

Start your morning with Ms. Juliana at Library Storytime! This gentle, engaging program offers families a relaxing start of the day together.

Have questions about computers, phones, or tablets? Drop in and get help with your tech!

Music, movement, and board book for little ones.  Spring session ends May 20.

Children up through 2 years old with an adult.

Drop-in Wednesdays from 10:30-11:00am

January 7, 14, 21, & 28

February 4, 11, 18, &25

March 4,11, 18, & 25

April 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29

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

Join us on Thursday mornings for Chair Yoga and Guided Meditation with Debbie Broadman who will teach you various yoga poses to improve strength and balance along with a guided meditative journey to restore, refresh and rejuvenate your body and mi

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

Have you been curious to learn Mah Jongg?  Learn the basics of the game with Linda Gottlieb!  Classes will run for 6 weeks from 10am-12pm every Friday.  Attendance at the first session is required to attend the full series.

Look for spring-themed pictures hidden around the 1st floor of the library all month.  Find them all and get a prize!

Join us each month for a fantastic discussion of a great book! 

Sing, dance, and have fun with songs, scarves, and a short book.  Spring session ends May 20.

Sing, dance, and have fun with songs, scarves, and a short book.  No storytime Apr. 2.  Spring session ends May 21.

This program is open to South Orangetown Central School District residents only.

This is a limited-capacity, single-session Dungeons & Dragons experience aimed at beginners still looking for an adventuring party to join, though all experience levels are welcome. 

The Piermont Library’s Spring Craft Fair is coming up on Saturday, May 2nd, from 11am - 3pm! Unique gifts and handmade items from a wide variety of vendors will be for sale. You might even find the perfect gift for Mother’s Day.

Mah Jongg, Canasta, Bridge-- you name it. We can accommodate up up to six tables of four, on a first come, first served basis. 

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

Ruby is the only hearing member of a deaf family from Gloucester, Massachusetts. At 17, she works mornings before school to help her parents and brother keep their fishing business afloat.

Stuff tortillas with spicy ingredients made from construction paper, yarn, and other fun ingredients.  

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

A sensory-friendly program that engages the whole child through music, movement, and multi-sensory activities in a gentle environment.  Designed specially for children with sensitivities to input from sounds, lights and tactile stimulus, but

Children up through 2 years old with an adult.

Drop-in program on Wednesdays 2:00-300pm

January 7, 14, 21, & 28

February 4, 11, 18, &25

March 4,11, 18, & 25

April 1, 8, 15, 22, & 29

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.  

Enjoy a story and shake your sillies out with music, scarves, parachute play, and more.  No storytime Apr. 2.  Spring session ends May 21.

Learn how to make fun and tasty snacks with Caitlin Rulli from the Northvale ShopRite. Please advise us of any food allergies. For grades K - 5.

Create a heart using beads and pipe cleaners. 

Do dogs like listening to a story? Absolutely! Come read to a R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dog) named Winnie and her handler Andrea. Enjoy one-on-one, no-pressure reading time with a furry friend!

Do dogs like listening to a story? Absolutely! Come read to a R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dog) named Winnie and her handler Andrea. Enjoy one-on-one, no-pressure reading time with a furry friend!

If you or someone you know would like to find out more about the instructional services in learning English, please contact: Olga Kuhta, Literacy Solutions Tutor Program Manager by email: okuhta@literacysolutionsny.org 

Does your child love art? Join us on Mondays from 5:30 - 6:15 for a fun and creative series of art and design classes taught by Alexis Starke with an inspiring new theme for this year's Student Art Show- The SILK ROAD. 

Does your child love art? Join us on Tuesdays from 5:30 - 6:20 for a fun and creative series of art and design classes taught by Alexis Starke with an inspiring new theme for this year's Student Art Show- The SILK ROAD. 

Do dogs like listening to a story? Absolutely! Come read to a R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dog) named Winnie and her handler Andrea. Enjoy one-on-one, no-pressure reading time with a furry friend!

Debbie Broadman brings her yoga and guided meditation practice to the mat. Each class offers a space to tune in—to breathe with intention, to move with awareness, and to observe without judgment.  

Do dogs like listening to a story? Absolutely! Come read to a R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dog) named Winnie and her handler Andrea. Enjoy one-on-one, no-pressure reading time with a furry friend!

Does your middle school/ high school student love art? Join us on Wednesdays from 5:30 - 6:30 for a fun and creative series of art and design classes taught by Alexis Starke- with an inspiring new theme for this year's Student Art Show-

Piermont Library is starting a writing group!  This group will meet bi-weekly.

In this six session writing workshop series, Anu takes a creative approach to deepening the practice of writing using various exercises and games, suggested readings, and strategies.

Learn the signs of debt distress, creating and taking control of your budget, how to choose which payments to prioritize, how to restructure debt, and more. 

The transition to college for a student with a disability involves a significant shift from the proactive, school-mandated support of high school to a student-driven model, where self-advocacy and formal disclosure to the institution's Access and