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Desmond-Fish Public Library · Garrison
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Fantasy Friday: The Owl House Marathon
📆Fri, Oct 2 · 12:00 PM
📍Desmond-Fish Public Library · 472 Route 403, Garrison, NY 10524 Get directions ↗
🏷Free
About this event
Pop into our program room anytime between 12-5PM for Fantasy Friday, where we’ll be binging fantasy television shows. This time, we’ll be screening a marathon of season one of The Owl House. Refreshments will be provided. About The Show: Created by Dana Terrace, The Owl House is a horror-comedy about a book-loving teen who doesn’t fit in in the real world. When her mom sends her off to “Reality Check Summer Camp,” she accidentally stumbles through a portal into a terrifying and magical world, where she learns to become a witch, even though humans have no magical abilities. She makes powerful friends and enemies and studies with the most powerful witch on the Boiling Isles, who has a curse that will change their lives forever. You can watch a trailer of the show here. This show is a good fit for readers who enjoyed Claribel A Ortega’s Witchlings series, or for fans of the shows Gravity Falls, She-Ra, and Infinity Train. This show has humor for adults and children alike, and is rated TV-Y7 for fantasy violence and scary elements. Celebrate Halloween 2026 With The DFPL Fantasy Friday: The Owl House Marathon Make Your Own: Halloween Witch’s Hat! Halloween Tall & Small LEGO Day Wild & Bright Reptile Show-Creepy Crawlies! Make Big Puppets for the Cold Spring Halloween Parade The Annual DFPL Pumpkin Glow If Anyone Builds It, Does Everyone Die? Looking at AI’s Spookiest Claims, From AI Gods to Evil Robot Superhackers Family Science Night: Halloween Monster Lab Halloween Donut Decorating For Kids “What Happens at Nightfall” Author Talk with Lauren Willig in Conversation with Allison Pataki Creators Workshop: Zombie Barbies
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