Baby Time at Mount Pleasant Public Library is a free, drop-in session for infants and their caregivers. This indoor program offers a relaxed setting for early literacy activities and bonding.
artFREEMount Pleasant Public Library · Pleasantville
Would you like to create your OWN movie? Create special characters, decide on themes, and be the STAR! Well, here's your chance! Join us as we write and produce our own movie, starring YOU! We will also create several “mini movies!” *For grades 3-6. This is a 4 part series: September 17, 24, October 1, 8. Families are encouraged to join us October 8 to see the movie!
FREEMount Pleasant Public Library · Pleasantville
Meet and make friends while enjoying our puppets, blocks, and more! Join us in the Children's Room on Fridays from 11:00am–12:00pm. For ages 1–5. Fall Library Playdates are September 4-December 18. No registration required!
festivalFREEMount Pleasant Public Library · Pleasantville
Come celebrate Fall at the Library! Join us for fall crafts, jumbo games, and enjoy some treats! Plus, dig for fall items in our sandbox. Fun for the whole family! *Please register for each child attending.
FREEMount Pleasant Public Library · Pleasantville
Toddler Time at Mount Pleasant Public Library is a free, drop-in session for young children and their caregivers. The program offers a relaxed setting for early learning and social play, open to all without registration.
musicEmanuel Lutheran Church - Pleasantville · Pleasantville
Teacher: Adrienne Gandolfi · 12-week session. This multi-week series meets at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Pleasantville and is run by Green Room Music.
From $5Jacob Burns Film Center · Pleasantville
4K Restoration. Recommended for PG-13 Audiences. Wallace Worsley's Hollywood adaptation of Victor Hugo's legendary novel stars Lon Chaney as Quasimodo. Part of the All Ages weekend series.
Rockefeller State Park Preserve · Pleasantville
Join us for our fourth annual Abilities Celebration alongside NYS Parks Wildlife Day! Join us for a family-friendly day of live music, food, guided hikes, and wildlife at our fourth annual Abilities Celebration and Wildlife Day! This year, we are proud to present two Distinguished Guests who will be speaking and holding Q & A sessions at 2:00pm: Gesy Duran, Ms. Wheelchair NY 2027 and Latavia Sturdivant, Ms. Wheelchair America 2026! If you missed Latavia last year, this is your second chance to meet and speak with her! With our well-maintained carriage roads, Rockefeller State Park Preserve is uniquely suited to welcome individuals of all abilities. We aim to create an inclusive environment where everyone can be grounded in nature and connected to their community. We’ll be showing our two Mountain Trike all-terrain chairs, which guests will have the opportunity to test. You’ll get to meet some lovable therapy dogs and chat with our partner organizations to learn about adaptive outdoor recreation in our area. This event coincides with New York State Parks Wildlife Day, you are guaranteed to leave with a renewed sense of adventure and community! Activities will include sensory stations, live music, and over 10 wildlife and environmental tables. Cost: FREE, registration required. Parking fees waived for attendees. The Access Nature Project facilitates outdoor experiences while educating about the benefits of being immersed in nature. SOAR Experiences, INC, is a not-for-profit organization offering experiences, education and charitable opportunities promoting outdoor recreation to guests with mobility impairments. Hudson Valley Paws for a Cause and their lovable therapy dogs will be spreading smiles as they provide emotional support and help with social interaction. Photos courtesy of Bill Golden and Pierce Johnston.
Rockefeller State Park Preserve · Pleasantville
Join a wildlife walk with our Stewardship Team! Now that Swan Lake has thawed, the turtles are out and sunning themselves! Join RSPP Conservation Steward Collin as you explore the herpetofauna of Rockefeller. Discover turtle behavior and ecology, learn about key box turtle research happening right here in the Preserve, and help Collin check turtle traps to get a turtle census. Recommended age: 5+. Cost: $4. Parking: $6 per vehicle. Photo courtsey of Kim Fendrich