Parents of toddlers ages 2-4, come to the library for storytime and help your child grow their imaginations and love of reading!
Each week a story reader from the NAACP Youth Council will conduct storytime on Fridays 4:00-5:00pm in the library.
Please sign up at the desk!
Come play Scrabble at the library! Beginners welcome. Scrabble typically meets in the conference room or ask at the front desk for game location.
For adults 18+.
Kids5-11 can make a fun valentine keychain that really shines!
Kids under 10 must be accompanied by a caregiver.
Registration is required
Join EPLM and Dr. Shellie Fraddin for Zumba that is suitable for all fitness levels! Dr. Shellie is a Health Coach, Wellness Educator providing immune-boosting services and programs to older adults for a healthy long life. She’s been teaching Zumba Fitness classes since 2005 and was once called the “oldest Zumba Instructor in the world.” Call (845)647-5530 or email epl@rcls.org to sign up!
In the Community Room.
For adults 18+.
In this set of classes, Kristina will familiarize participants with some of the foundational poses of a well-rounded yoga practice. Focusing on alignment, breath and centering your attention, this class is great for beginners or those looking for a refresher on basic yoga postures. Yoga is different in every body and this class is all about taking the time to find what works for you. Suggested readings will also be offered for those interested in deepening their understanding of yoga beyond the physical practice.
Some props that may enhance your experience: a blanket or large towel, small pillow or cushion. EPLM has a limited number of mats and blankets available. To register, call (845)647-5530, or email epl@rcls.org.
For adults 18+.
Now with new games like Disney Villainous, Azul, Monopoly, Hues and Clues and more! Join us for great pizza from a local pizzeria, fun games, and good company! Do you have a game you’ve been hoping to play? Let us know! Call (845)647-5530, or email epl@rcls.org to sign up!
Parents of toddlers ages 2-4, come to the library for storytime and help your child grow their imaginations and love of reading!
Each week a story reader from the NAACP Youth Council will conduct storytime on Fridays 4:00-5:00pm in the library.
Please sign up at the desk!
Help save this year’s Joy Festival! The town of Creepingvale is in trouble. The postman has gone missing and the five guardians of Creepingvale might not get their delicious candygrams if he isn’t found in time. Can our heroes find the postman and ensure the candygrams before this year’s Joy Festival ends?
This event is for adults of all experience levels in DND and Tabletop Games. All players must read and agree to the Library’s Tabletop Code of Conduct before signing up.
For more experienced players, please feel free to create a Level 3 character using the 2014 Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition Rules
For new players, we will be making your character together during the first part. Please take a look at a basic explanation of the rules of the game here: Basic Rules
Courtney Edwards will discuss how to create and retain healthy relationships of all kinds.
