Name: K-2 Crew (grades K-2)
Start: 2022-12-01T16:15:00-05:00
End: 2022-12-01T17:00:00-05:00
Location: Multi-Purpose Room

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Branches

East Greenbush Community Library

Rooms

Multi-Purpose Room

Meeting Room A

Hurr Education Center

All Day

11:30am

Reservation

ANG -State Capital Stitchers

11:30am - 3:30pm

This is not a library sponsored event.

Library Branch: East Greenbush Community Library

Room: Meeting Room A

Description

A stitch-in, show & share meeting of the local chapter of the American Needlepoint Guild - State Capital Stitchers. Meeting is open to the public to view our in-progress projects and chat with participants.

11:45am

12:00pm

12:15pm

12:30pm

12:45pm

1:00pm

1:15pm

1:30pm

1:45pm

2:00pm

2:15pm

2:30pm

2:45pm

3:00pm

3:15pm

3:30pm

3:45pm

4:00pm

4:15pm

K-2 Crew (grades K-2)

4:15pm - 5:00pm

Children

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Library Branch: East Greenbush Community Library

Room: Multi-Purpose Room

Age Group: Children

Program Type: Arts & Crafts, STEM, Featured

Description:

Variety of after school fun including stories, art projects, games, and STEM activities! No registration required.

4:30pm

4:45pm

ENL: English as a New Language

4:45pm - 7:45pm

Adult

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Library Branch: East Greenbush Community Library

Room: Hurr Education Center

Age Group: Adult

Program Type: Education & Employment

Description:

This program teaches speaking, listening, reading and writing.

5:00pm

5:15pm

5:30pm

5:45pm

6:00pm

6:15pm

6:30pm

6:45pm

7:00pm

7:15pm

7:30pm

East Greenbush Community Library

Day Calendar

Primary tabs

ANG -State Capital Stitchers

K-2 Crew (grades K-2)

ENL: English as a New Language