The week's events
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November 26, 2023
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November 27, 2023(4 events)
Babies & Books - A LapSit Program for Birth to 24 MonthsBabies & Books - A LapSit Program for Birth to 24 Months –
Babies & Books Monday, November 6, 13, 20 & 27
Mah Jongg MondayMah Jongg Monday –
Mah Jongg Monday For more information call 889-4683 or email staatslibrary@gmail.com Monday, November 6, 13, 20 & 27 Boys Book & STEM Club - Upper Elementary (3rd - 5th Grade)Boys Book & STEM Club - Upper Elementary (3rd - 5th Grade) –
Boys Book & STEM Club - Upper Elementary Discuss books, tackle stem activities & challenges, play fun games and have a snack! Monday, November 27 Food Lit & Cookbook Book ClubFood Lit & Cookbook Book Club –
Food Lit & Cookbook Book Club November Book Selection: The New York Times bestselling author of The Shepherd’s Life profiles his family’s farm across three generations, revealing through this intimate lens the profound global transformation of agriculture and of the human relationship to the land. Monday, November 27 |
November 28, 2023(2 events)
Hiking Through History: Guided Nature Hikes on the Hyde Park Trails System - Eleanor's WalkHiking Through History: Guided Nature Hikes on the Hyde Park Trails System - Eleanor's Walk –
Guided Nature Hikes on the Hyde Park Trails System Pollinator Patrol Club hikes of the Hyde Park Healthy Trails Walkabout The hikes are guided but adults are responsible for their individual group and are required to follow these basic rules. We recommend bringing water, bug spray, and sunscreen and a little snack. Weather appropriate clothing and proper footwear like sneakers or hiking boots are necessary. Dress in layers, prepared for cold or warm weather. Bring umbrellas or coats, and plan to hike no matter what the weather because that is part of the fun! Pictures: We take photographs and share what we learn on the hikes with others. We would love to highlight your photos too. Send them or tag Staatsburg library, Morton library, and the Pollinator Patrol Club. Can’t make the hikes? Pick up a copy of the trail map and Walkabout form at Morton and Staatsburg library. Follow #pollinatorpatrolclub or Facebook info for the libraries - an overview of each hike every week will be posted so you can look for the things we saw. Hike each trail when you can and keep track on your form. Share what you see and learn with us! Backpacks are also available for you to take out and use from Staatsburg library. There is information and tools available in each to learn about pollinators, birdwatching, geology, and more. They will enhance your hiking experience! Thanks to the Learning About and Appreciating Nature and the Environment Grant Funding from the REGISTRATION REQUESTED: November 7 - Winnakee Preserve Trail Stanzas: Poetry CircleStanzas: Poetry Circle –
Stanzas: Poetry Circle Bring a poem by a published poet inspired by the chosen theme. This is not a poetry writing workshop, we read and share poetry by published authors. Tuesday, November 28 |
November 29, 2023(1 event)
A Program For All Abilities - Holiday CraftsA Program For All Abilities - Holiday Crafts –
A Program For All Abilities This month we will have fun making holiday crafts. Wednesday, November 29 |
November 30, 2023(2 events)
Story time - Under Where? Underwear!Story time - Under Where? Underwear! –
Story time Join Miss Lisa for books, crafts, friends & FUN! Thursday, November 30 Revolutionary Things - Online Via Zoom (Registration Required)Revolutionary Things - Online Via Zoom (Registration Required) –
Revolutionary Things During the late eighteenth century, a wide range of objects associated with the American, French, and Haitian revolutions crisscrossed the ocean. Furniture and ceramics; clothing and accessories; maps, prints, and public amusements—all circulated among diverse actors who wrestled with the political implications of these items. In this presentation we will examine the unique ways that transatlantic revolutionary things shaped how people understood contested concepts like equality, freedom, and solidarity. And, we will explore how these objects became a means through which individuals—enslaved and free, women and men, poor and elite—promoted, and sometimes tried to thwart, the realization of these ideals on the ground. Ashli White is associate professor of history at the University of Miami. She is the author of Revolutionary Things: Material Culture and Politics in the Late Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World (Yale UP, 2023) and Encountering Revolution: Haiti and the Making of the Early Republic (Johns Hopkins UP, 2010). She was the associate curator and co-author of the catalog for Antillean Visions, a 2018 exhibition at the Lowe Art Museum that charted over 500 years of Caribbean maps. Register Here: https://nyslibrary.libcal.com/event/11045435 Thursday, November 30 |
December 1, 2023(1 event)
Magic Tree House Book Club – For Early Elementary AgesMagic Tree House Book Club – For Early Elementary Ages –
Magic Tree House Book Club – For Early Elementary Ages Discuss the adventures of Jack & Annie! Activities, crafts and games based on the Magic Treehouse Book Series. Friday, December 1
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December 2, 2023
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We offer story times and other activities for children, teens, and adults, including a book discussion group. Check our program calendar or call the library at 845-889-4683.
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