Game Night and Adult Coloring

Tuesdays | 6:30–8:30 PM

Bring a friend, meet a friend! Drop by and play board games provided by the Library, or bring your own to share. A selection of games will be available, including: Rummikkub, Monopoly, Backgammon, Trouble, Life, Blokus, Sorry, Q-Bitz, Checkers, Scrabble, Puzzles, and Cards.
Relax and color! Coloring sheets and colored pencils are provided by the Library.

The Sweet Vermouths are an acoustic Americana quartet that plays original music and songs by the likes of John Prine and Loudon Wainwright. The band consists of Paul Griffin on melodica, Ted Schillinger on guitar, Dave Barron on mandolin & banjo, and Lalit Loomba on upright bass. With an abundance of vocal harmonies, the Vermouths play upbeat tunes, heartfelt ballads, and covers infused with that Sweet Vermouths spirit!

This virtual program, led by Ron Feuchs and Jackie Tepper of Stand Out For College, will help caregivers and students understand the lingering effects from the pandemic, the importance of researching and visiting colleges, provide a timeline and other action steps for the admissions process, and more! Register at the link above to receive the Zoom link.

Throughout history, the most physical and financial harm from epidemic outbreaks falls upon the least privileged and most marginalized populations of society. Pleasantville resident Troy Tassier, author of The Rich Flee and the Poor Take the Bus: How Our Unequal Society Fails Us during Outbreaks, takes us on a tour of five historic epidemics:
- The Bubonic plague in 1625
- The 1793 yellow fever outbreak
- The Cholera epidemic in 1832
- The 19th century yellow fever outbreaks
- Covid-19
A Q&A will follow Tassier's presentation. Books will be available for sale and refreshments will be served.

Dance your heart out with Tobin!

Based on Raditia's new book, these sessions will explore how we find inner lightness, freedom, and ease in our lives as humans. The four sessions will touch on different aspects that impact us, e.g., relationships, work, life, and most importantly, being ourselves. It isn't always easy to be ourselves, and yet it is everything we know. We will work with various scenarios of moving through loss, change, and uncertainty.

[RESCHEDULED] Over twenty species of raptors may be spotted in our area including various kinds of eagles, hawks, falcons and owls. Saw Mill River Audubon Executive Director Anne Swaim will present a multimedia program with some of the best raptor images from local photographers, video clips and more. Find out when and where raptors may be seen and how they are doing in the mixed rural and suburban landscapes of the Lower Hudson Valley.

Dance your heart out with Tobin!

Based on Raditia's new book, these sessions will explore how we find inner lightness, freedom, and ease in our lives as humans. The four sessions will touch on different aspects that impact us, e.g., relationships, work, life, and most importantly, being ourselves. It isn't always easy to be ourselves, and yet it is everything we know. We will work with various scenarios of moving through loss, change, and uncertainty.

Craft Social for Adults

Chat with some neighbors you haven't seen in a while and get creative. Please join us for an in-person Craft Social where we will make something beautiful. Register to reserve your space and receive further instructions!

Soul Line Dancing

Start your day right, with some dancing! Soul Line dance is a form of dance in which memory and execution come together. Dancers learn basic steps, rhythms and routines choreographed to R&B, Hip-Hop, and Contemporary music. Steve "Fun Bunch" Dillard brings easy-peasy line dances that will be broken down to allow everyone a chance to learn at a comfortable pace.