The Thursday Mostly Nonfiction Book Club focuses on nonfiction but also enjoys classic and contemporary fiction. The group meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 2 pm. New members are always welcome: Please email the reference desk at reference@yorktownlibrary.org for more information or to register. 

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. No registration necessary.

Thursdays from 5:30-6:30 for ages 5 and up. 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. 

Join us as we create a beautiful design using old cigar boxes. Please bring your own paper and other material that you wish to create a custom design. Some materials will be provided.

Welcome to join us,  please send an email to anjilijani@gmail.com to save your place. We look forward to discussing these heart stopping thrillers. The selection is available on the hold shelf before the discussion date. Please visit Up All Night Book Club – John C. Hart Memorial Library (yorktownlibrary.org) for the selection of the month. 

In the 1950s, children could only play with baby dolls. There were no adult dolls. Then, Ruth Handler decided to invent a doll with adult features. The doll named Barbie was a “Teenage fashion model.” Barbie could be dressed in various fashion outfits and lived in a “Dreamhouse.” She had a boyfriend named Ken and drove a Corvette convertible. Barbie’s careers included doctor, astronaut, pilot, and even a matador.

Learn how the world’s most loved doll came to be. Barbie: An American Icon will be presented by Rick Feingold, lecturer in American Business History at Bergen Community College. He holds an MBA from Penn State University and a degree in History from Rutgers University.

This program is presented by the Greenburgh Public Library, John C. Hart Memorial Library, Somers Library, & Warner Library.

Register HERE

Come play with some special toys and meet some friends here at the library. For ages 2-4.  This is a drop in program, no registration required.

Do you love plants and want to expand your collection? Maybe you’re just looking for a place to start growing. Come join plant lovers of all levels for a plant swap on our porch! Bring a healthy plant or cutting to trade, and share your best gardening tips at this community meet-up. 

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 favorites. This program is for children of all ages and their families.  This is a drop-in program, no registration needed.

Come join Stephen Soltish from the 4-H Cornell Cooperative Extension Program to study the biology and anatomy of tree in this area, and then create a journal.  For students in grades 2-5.  Register online.

Come join us as we read "Dumpling Dreams: How Joyce Chen Brought the Dumpling from Beijing to Cambridge" by Carrie Clikard! We'll learn about Joyce Chen and then make our own dumplings. This program is for those in grades K-3. Please register online.

Hello- Kristen has a personal conflict and is unable to have this Zoom. We are looking to reschedule for July and will let you know the new date. Thank you for understanding.
Ready, Set, Summer
BBQ food, condiments, chips, oh my! Review of better food options for healthy eating all summer long! Review of electrolytes, hydration, vitamins & minerals. Swaps for summer food!

Kristen Eannetta is a wife & mother to three children and educator for 10+ years in an urban school district. Kristen has taught middle & high school, and currently is an Instructional Coach where she works with teachers & students in the area of literacy. In addition to teaching, Kristen has experience working for major publishing companies in NYC where she was an editor and writer for educational content. She is still featured as a guest blogger for HMH (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) sharing expertise & knowledge to parents & educators on various topics. Kristen regularly provides workshops and professional development to different audiences and hopes to continue to spread the love of learning to all! 

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. No registration necessary.

Thursdays from 5:30-6:30 for ages 5 and up. 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. 

Come play with some special toys and meet some friends here at the library. For ages 2-4.  This is a drop in program, no registration required.

This program, presented by Wings Over Water School of Swimming, will teach children and their families ages 3 and up techniques with the goal of preventing drownings and educating children in the importance of learning to swim and practice water safety. Drowning is the leading cause of accidental deaths for children ages 1-4 years old and the second leading cause of accidental deaths for children 5-14 years of age. This fun and interactive program will include a safety smart video and a dry land swim lesson. Children who attend, and their families, will also receive a free family swim day at Wings Over Water to practice their swimming together!"  This is a drop in program, no registration requird.