Get moving and shaking to Miss Nancy's rhymes, stories, and songs followed by coloring.
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Children under 8
No person shall leave young children (ages eight and under) unattended anywhere on library premises. Parents or guardians are expected to look after their children while visiting the library with them.
Toys, coloring, and fun for ages 0-5. No registration.
Free tutoring for the GED exam. Get one-on-one help with math, reading, writing, science and social studies.
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Get moving and shaking to Miss Nancy's rhymes, stories, and songs followed by coloring.
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Children under 8
No person shall leave young children (ages eight and under) unattended anywhere on library premises. Parents or guardians are expected to look after their children while visiting the library with them.
Practice your English with this Conversation group on Zoom
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Positive Psychology Book Club: Don't Believe Everything You Think: Why Your Thinking is the Beginning & End of Suffering (Expanded Edition) by Joseph Nguyen
Our Positive Psychology Reading Group is now reading:
Don't Believe Everything You Think: Why Your Thinking is the Beginning & End of Suffering (Expanded Edition) by Joseph Nguyen
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Acknowledgment: Westchester County Board of Legislators
This program is made possible by Westchester County Government with the support of the County Executive and the Board of Legislators.
This computer basics series will cover everything you need to know to get familiar with using a computer. We will discuss hardware and software, using the mouse and opening and closing windows.
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Crafts for a Cause: Joan Lloyd Interview
Long-standing patrons of many libraries in Westchester County are sure to recognize Joan Lloyd and her touring Crafts for a Cause programs where you can create a pair of earrings for yourself and for victims of domestic violence.
Who’s That? It’s Madeline the Monarch Butterfly!
Anyone visiting the Crestwood Library recently may have seen the mesh enclosure next to the circulation desk. That’s the home of Madeline the Monarch Butterfly!
