Join us for a Pumpkin Painting program at the Community Center. Decorate your pumpkin with a spooky or silly design. Everyone will receive a pumpkin to decorate with paint and take home. Registration is required. Please register each child separately with their name.
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Make a cheerful mosaic from dried beans! Younger children should be supervised during this program. Registration is limited to 15 children. Please remember to cancel your registration if you know that your child will be unable to attend. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Library. We are grateful for their support.
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Note: This event is intended for children ages 4–11, as many three year old's may not be comfortable leaving their favorite stuffed animal at the library. However, if you feel your three-year-old is ready to participate and will be comfortable being separated from their stuffed animal, you are welcome to register them. Join us for a special Storytime with your stuffed animal, then tuck them in for the night inside our Stuffed Animal Sleepaway Tent! What kind of mischief will they get into while exploring the library after hours? Come back on Monday, October 5 at 4:00 PM to pick them up and watch a slideshow of their mischievous adventures while enjoying a snack. Each child will receive a special memento of their stuffed animal’s adventure! Please note that this event may be recorded for library marketing purposes. You may find information about our recording policy here. If you wish to have yourself or your children excluded from our marketing, please speak to the librarian on duty.
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Join our Library Director Giovanna Fiorino-Iannace for a special tour and hands on workshop at Jay Heritage Center in Rye, NY. This program will be led by Lucia Maestro, the Director of Horticulture at the Jay Heritage Center and Adjunct Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies at Manhattanville College. This garden tour and outdoor workshop aims to connect the group with the historical background of the property, nature and sustainability in general in this unique outdoor classroom. Location: 210 Boston Post Rd, Rye, NY 10580 We will meet at the Center at 10:45 am in front of the mansion's entrance. Parking is free. Registration is required to reserve your spot. The Historic Gardens at the Jay Estate in Rye, New York, are part of a larger 23-acre park operated by the nonprofit Jay Heritage Center (JHC). The Jay state is both a National Historic Landmark site and a Public Park. The Jay Estate is the childhood home of American Founding Father, jurist, anti-slavery advocate, and peacemaker John Jay and is a National Historic Landmark site. It is also a significant site on the African American Heritage Trail and was the home of enslaved and freed women, men, and their families, whose narratives are also expressed in the landscape. The property once belonged to the Munsee Lenape and is considered an active and significant archaeological site. The historic gardens were redesigned by Thomas Woltz, from NBW Landscape Architects, and works were completed in 2021. The gardens were formally opened to the public in 2022. The resulting garden rooms intend to activate new inclusive and accessible public programs and experiences at JHC and facilitate its growth as a vibrant educational campus.” (www.jayheritagecenter.org)
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Registration is open only to children who participated in Part I of this program. Join us for a snack as we watch a slideshow of the mischievous adventures your stuffed animal had in the library after hours. Each child will be reunited with their stuffed animal and receive a special keepsake to remember their library adventure. Please note that this event may be recorded for library marketing purposes. You may find information about our recording policy here. If you wish to have yourself or your children excluded from our marketing, please speak to the librarian on duty.