Event List

Out of the ashes of the British occupation and Evacuation Day in November 1783 at the American Revolution’s end, New York emerged as the first capital of the United States. How did a body of elected representativ

Come hang out after school and game on our PlayStation 5 or our Nintendo Switch! Snacks will be available. Feel free to bring your own consoles, controllers, and games (Rated E or T only please). 

Ages 13-19 

We will look at examples of block prints in children's books and then create our own prints.  For kids going into grades 3-5. 

Exploring Emotions is a program designed for children ages 2 - 4 and caregiver.  We all have a lot of emotions-is your child feeling happy, sad or angry?

You must reserve a Maker Machine to use the makerspace room during this time. Click to check availability.

Drop in to play board games at the library.  Bring your friends and family to play some old favorites like Uno and Sorry and some new classics like King of Tokyo and Outfoxed.  For children aged 5 and up and their families.

Drop in for some Lego fun and build a creation with friends.   We will display your amazing creations in the library until the next week.  This is a drop in program, no registration required. 

Join us for a summer concert on the library porch! There will be fun games set up for the whole family.

No Registration Required

From Edgar Award-winning novelist, playwright, and story-songwriter Rupert Holmes comes a diabolical thriller with a killer concept: The McMasters Conservatory for the Applied Arts, "a fantasy academy laid out like a combination of Hogwarts, Downt

Drop-in to play with toys and meet new friends.  For ages 2-4 with a caregiver.

Join us as to learn how to create a simple watercolor portrait from Amy Galinko, the artist who's artwork has been featured in our Community room. All materials will be provided. 

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Join us on Friday afternoons this summer for family movie matinees. Today we will be showing the original cartoon Lilo & Stitch! Feel free to bring your own snacks.

You must reserve a time slot to use the podcasting equipment during this time. Click to check availability.

Are you struggling with your technology? Do you wish you could change settings on your phone, tablet, or computer, but you don't know where to begin?

Join Mr. Matt from Turtle Dance Music for a colorful “turtle-riffic” musical experience that is designed to engage children through songs, movement activities, children’s stories, and interactive music technology where colors make MUSIC!

Grab some friends and family and register in teams of 2 to 6 players to assemble a 500 piece puzzle. 

First team to finish in under two hours will win a prize. Please register one team captain or team name. 

Join Ms. Olivia for Stories, songs and rhymes.  This drop-in program is geared towards children aged 1.5 - 3.  No registration required.

Join Stephen from 4H Cornell Cooperatives for some great programs such as:  Fill your Bill program, Bristle Bots, Cacti Creations, Gummy Chemistry and Electrical Circuits! Please register with your John C Hart Memorial Library Card.

Children in grades K-5 can practice their "read aloud" skills by reading to Izod, the friendly Therapy Dog.  Registration for a 15 minute session is required.  Registration for this program will open on June 23.

Join Ms. Stacy as she brings a book to life through song and dance. The adventure will begin with a story and then we will explore it further with fun and active musical activities. For children ages 0-5 and their caregivers.

You must reserve a Maker Machine to use the makerspace room during this time. Click to check availability.