Week Calendar

Join Amy Hersh and her guitar for some fun rocking, singing and dancing! Amy plays the guitar, starting with kids' classics such as "Twinkle, Twinkle" and American folk songs, then moving on to The Beatles, Chuck Berry, and other rock favorit

Ages 1.5-3. Join Ms. Olivia for Stories, songs and rhymes. No registration required.

Ages 1.5 to 3. Join Ms. Olivia for Stories, songs and rhymes.  No registration required.

For ages 3-5 with caregiver. Come hear some great stories and rhymes and make a craft to take home in this traditional story time. No registration required. Just drop in.

For lap-sitting babies from birth to 18 months and their caregivers. Join Ms. Olivia for stories, songs and bouncing rhymes.  Stay after the stories to play with toys and meet new friends.

Drop-in to play with toys and meet new friends.  For ages 1.5-4 with a caregiver.

For lap-sitting babies from birth to 18 months and their caregivers. Join Ms. Olivia for stories, songs and bouncing rhymes.  Stay after the stories to play with toys and meet new friends.

Join us as we learn about 18th-century writer, Jane Austen! We'll make our own personalized bookmark for our next read. Please register using your John C. Hart Memorial Library card. 

Bring your friends and family to play board games at the library!  Play an old favorite or try something new.  We have games for ages 2 and up.

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

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley 1932

On the second and fourth Friday of the month we will roll out the lots of craft supplies to make anything from diamond painting, jewelry, and upcycled crafts. Drop in by yourself and relax or bring a friend and hang out. 

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?

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 us in exploring the wonderful world of animal welfare with SPCA Westchester, your local animal rescue center.

It's (almost) Winter! Join us as we read It's Winter by Renee Kurilla. We will create a cozy winter craft and reflect on what winter means to us. This craft is for those in grades K-3. Please register using your John C.

Come play the world's greatest roleplaying game! No experience is necessary. No materials are necessary! The library will supply miniatures, battle maps, and the scenarios. We even have some pre-made characters if you do not have one! 

Welcome! This bookclub will be for readers in grades 3-5. We will be exploring a variety of genres and jumping into new worlds together! Once you sign up, please pick up your books at the Children's Reference desk.

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.

Participants will cut and hand sew together fabric to make drawstring coin purses.

Registration is required.

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 November 24.

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. 

We all know the Christmas tradition of Santa, but have you ever heard of the Christmas devil called Krampus? In some European countries, this half-goat, half-demon creature was thought of as a companion to Santa.

All are welcome.

Becoming Jane Austen in the late 18th Century required considerable imagination and resilience. And while she remains the preeminent female author of her time, she also read other women writers.