Incredible Edible Turkeys @ Reed Library, Tuesday, November 20 at 4:30. It’s a crafter-noon creating turkeys from apples and other treats. Everything you need is supplied – just bring your imagination! For children in first grade and up. Registration required. 845.225.2439.
Lighthouses guide sailors into safe harbors, come & meet author Kevin Woyce at the Reed Library for a fascinating tour of the Hudson River Lighthouses. October 24th @ 11:00am.
The elves in Shakespeare were tiny, winged creatures that playfully flitted around. Put the Library Elf to work for you! The Library Elf will flit around your account and remind you when your items are due. Click the link on our homepage to get started https://t.co/2OJB7HUXNB
Today the kites are used to promote feelings of peace and companionship for the living. Register with us to create a kite to honor your ancestors and promote feelings of goodwill.
Let's Fly A Kite! Did you know the flying of large colorful kites has been part of Guatemalan cultural traditions since the pre-Colombian era? Originally, the colorful kites represented the union of the underworld and the land of the living and honored departed ancestors.
The term "nerd" was coined by Dr. Seuss in his book "If I Ran The Zoo". (The narrator Gerald McGrew states that he would collect "a Nerkle, a Nerd, and a Seersucker too" for his zoo.)
Lighthouses guide sailors into safe harbors, come & meet author Kevin Woyce at the Reed Library for a fascinating tour of the Hudson River Lighthouses. October 24th @ 11:00am.