Does your family have what it takes to tackle our Spring Reading Challenge?
Kids ages 4-11 can work with their families to take part in our Family Reading Challenge to get everyone reading for fun prizes!
During the 11 weeks of the challenge, families just have to meet the reading requirements for at least 6 weeks to earn prizes for the participating family members. Families can complete the challenge together as a group, individually, or a combination of both. Reading Challenge sheets will be available starting February 23rd.
Knit, crochet, embroider, or otherwise craft!
Learn all about seed starting and prepping your garden for a great growing year!
Come and play mahjong at the library. Beginners welcome!
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.
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+.
Kids ages 5-11 can bring one teddy bear or other stuffed toy to participate in a special toy-only sleepover at the Library! When dropping off their toy for the sleepover, kids can join in on the fun by doing a craft for their stuffed animal. Children will be able to pick up their toy the following day and will receive a photo booklet showcasing the fun that their toy had at the sleepover! Sign up today!
Knit, crochet, embroider, or otherwise craft!