We’ll bring out some assorted toys (blocks, duplos, trains, etc) and your child can play to their heart’s content! Toddlers can practice social skills like negotiating and sharing while you meet other caretakers in the area! Caregiver participation is required. For ages 1-3.
No registration required.
Join us for a fun Mother Goose Story Time where we will read favorite children's books, and sing and dance to nursery rhymes and tunes!
Early literacy skills are built while you are immersed in highly engaging activities!
For ages 18 months to 3 years old.
We will enjoy reading great picture books together while engaging "dialogic reading" skills.
Featuring titles such as The Bad Seed by Jory John and The Very Impatient Caterpillar by Ross Burach.
After the reading, we will conclude our class by practicing gentle yoga movements!
Ages 3–5
FREE
Battle of the Books Practice, Grades 4-7 (Team members only)
A knitting club for beginning crafters--no needles needed! Using just your two hands, you can create fun things out of yarn! Finger knitting is a great way to introduce kids to knitting and crochet. It's easy to pick up and produces results quickly, so your little knitter will feel super proud of themselves by the end of the session!
We'll make a seasonally appropriate pumpkin!
Registration required. Suggested for ages 7+. Not a drop-off program, please stay and knit with your child.
Knitting has numerous mental, physical, and emotional benefits for knitters of all ages. Knitting encourages focus, problem solving, and pattern recognition. In order to make any knitted piece, knitters need to plan ahead, organize their thoughts, and follow through to completion. The act of knitting improves fine motor skills and finger dexterity as well as boosting patience and self-confidence! Studies have also shown that knitting is a stress reliever--contributing to a person's mental well-being by promoting mindfulness and tranquility.
We welcome Dawny Dew back for monthly Saturday shows!
Dawn Halasz (a.k.a. Dawny Dew) turns children's songs, stories and rhymes into fun filled activities for children ages 6 months to 6 years. She and her puppets Sonny, Goo goo, Gaga and many others, enchant and delight children of all ages. Singing and the natural interaction with her audience create a session of fun, laughter and learning.
Please register for all attendees.
Join us for a simple and cute art project!
No registration required. Ages 2+
Art is more than scribbles and glitter. It encourages critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making -- all of which are important skills that we can foster from a very young age. When creating art with toddlers, it's important to remember that the attention span at this age is very short, under 10 minutes! Keep the experience short and fun!
Follow their lead and let them decide where things should go and what colors to choose. Arts and crafts are often one of the earliest ways children can make decisions for themselves. There is no right or wrong!
Ages 3–5Drop-in
FREE
Battle of the Books Practice, Grades 4-7 (Team members only)
We’ll bring out some assorted toys (blocks, duplos, trains, etc) and your child can play to their heart’s content! Toddlers can practice social skills like negotiating and sharing while you meet other caretakers in the area! Caregiver participation is required. For ages 1-3.
No registration required.
Join us for a fun Mother Goose Story Time where we will read favorite children's books, and sing and dance to nursery rhymes and tunes!
Early literacy skills are built while you are immersed in highly engaging activities!
For ages 18 months to 3 years old.
We will enjoy reading great picture books together while engaging "dialogic reading" skills.
Featuring titles such as The Bad Seed by Jory John and The Very Impatient Caterpillar by Ross Burach.
After the reading, we will conclude our class by practicing gentle yoga movements!
Join us for a Princess in Black book club and party hosted by EMS students and Girl Scouts Emma Kasper, Jules Maban and Ynes Chin.
Princess in Black is about a princess who doesn’t just sit on her throne and wait for other people to solve problems in her kingdom. Yes she is a princess but she’s also a superhero who dresses in black. After discussing the book and having the participants select affirmations (ex. I can be brave, I can solve difficult problems, I can ask for help),
Copies available to check out in the library.
Participants will decorate masks and have a special nut free treat.
Grades 1+
Join us for a simple and cute art project!
No registration required. Ages 2+
Art is more than scribbles and glitter. It encourages critical thinking, problem solving, and decision making -- all of which are important skills that we can foster from a very young age. When creating art with toddlers, it's important to remember that the attention span at this age is very short, under 10 minutes! Keep the experience short and fun!
Follow their lead and let them decide where things should go and what colors to choose. Arts and crafts are often one of the earliest ways children can make decisions for themselves. There is no right or wrong!
We’ll bring out some assorted toys (blocks, duplos, trains, etc) and your child can play to their heart’s content! Toddlers can practice social skills like negotiating and sharing while you meet other caretakers in the area! Caregiver participation is required. For ages 1-3.
No registration required.
Are you a big fan of Jasper Rabbit's Creepy Tales such as Creepy Carrots, Creepy Craons and the newest in the series: The Unsettling Salad?
Join us for a creepy party playing with storytelling games, read a few sections from the tales and take home tchotchkes—keycains, pencils and hair bands featuring Jasper Rabbit!
For ages 6+
Children explore fallen leaves, seeds and samaras. Activities may include investigating why samaras spin and fly and acorns fall, sorting leaves by color, shape and size, observing leaf veins, matching leaves, and extracting natural plant colors using warm water to dye small fabric samples. If time allows, children create small playdough critters or “fossil prints”.
Science concepts: gravity, air resistance, plant pigments, classification and observation.
For ages 3-5
Using playdough, we'll create a portrait of a family pet or a favorite animal! Bring a picture of your pet(s) or favorite animal for reference. For ages 5+
Registration required.
Join us for a fun Mother Goose Story Time where we will read favorite children's books, and sing and dance to nursery rhymes and tunes!
Early literacy skills are built while you are immersed in highly engaging activities!
For ages 18 months to 3 years old.
We will enjoy reading great picture books together while engaging "dialogic reading" skills.
Featuring titles such as The Bad Seed by Jory John and The Very Impatient Caterpillar by Ross Burach.
After the reading, we will conclude our class by practicing gentle yoga movements!
Please join us for stories and songs with Miss Florence in the Community Center.
Please register so we may contact you in case of cancellation.
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.
Join Miss Ines for stories in Spanish and English! Older siblings welcomed. REGISTRATION REQUIRED.
Ines Castellanos was born in Lima, Peru. She moved to New York as a child and grew up in a bilingual and bicultural home.
The library is grateful for the sponsorship of this program by The Community Fund of Bronxville, Eastchester and Tuckahoe.
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.
Registration is limited to ten children. Please remember to cancel your registration if you know you're child will not attend. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Children older than three will not be allowed into the program.
The Magic Art Lab is a transformational emotional-learning experience where art becomes the language children use to understand themselves, express their emotions, build confidence, and develop important life skills from the inside out. Through activities such as movement, music, dance, drawing, crafts, storytelling, imagination, and mindful play, children explore self-awareness, emotional regulation, expression, empathy, confidence, resilience, and leadership in a creative and supportive environment. Every activity has intention, and every experience has purpose.
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.
Please join us for stories and songs with Miss Florence in the Community Center.
Please register so we may contact you in case of cancellation.
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.
Registration is required. Space is limited to 10 children.
Discover the fun of cooking. No experience needed. All supplies are provided. Please do not register your child for this program if they have a dairy allergy.
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.
Join at the Library for Pre-K yoga! Toddlers will have fun "playing yoga" during Yoga Tots. We combine traditional yoga poses, props and engaging songs to build motor skills, confidence and relaxation skills. This is an adult participation class for ages 2.5 - 5 with an adult.
Presented by Budding Buddhas Kids Yoga.
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.
The library is grateful for the sponsorship of this program by The Community Fund of Bronxville, Eastchester and Tuckahoe.
Join us for a special Storytime with Stephen Soltish, Community Educator with the 4-H Youth Development Program at Cornell Cooperative Extension of Westchester County! Stephen will read Seasons on the Farm and then lead the children in a fun, hands-on activity inspired by the book.
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.
Please join us for stories and songs with Miss Florence in the Community Center.
Please register so we may contact you in case of cancellation.
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.