Week Calendar

This storytime features longer books, flannel stories, songs, activities and a craft based around a theme. 

No registration required.

We will sing, dance, play and learn though songs, rhymes and simple stories in this program designed for toddlers along with their parents and caregivers. The program concludes with an informal play session.

We will sing, dance, play and learn though songs, rhymes and simple stories in this program designed for toddlers along with their parents and caregivers. The program concludes with an informal play session.

Don’t get stuck inside this winter! Join us for Yoga and Zumba for little ones at the library. Come dressed comfortably and be ready to move!

No registration required.  

This storytime features longer books, flannel stories, songs, activities and a craft based around a theme. 

No registration required.

Parents and caregivers participate along with their babies in this program that emphasizes sharing songs, rhymes, bounces and short stories. The program concludes with an informal play session.

No registration required.

All ages can enjoy stories, songs and crafts at our family storytime.

No registration required.

Treasured photos in a shoebox?  

In a drawer?

Under your bed?  

Join us for a screening of the film Living While Dying followed by a discussion of the film. Please register for this event. Registration will begin on December 16. 

Chess players, come enjoy an afternoon of friendly competition with your friends and neighbors.  All skill levels welcome, but no formal instruction will be provided.  We will supply chess sets, coffee, and snacks.  Player matc

Homeschooling families are invited to meet up at the library. This month we will focus on Wildlife!

1/16: Help sort and bag donated food items for the TV Club sponsored healthy food drive.

Drop by the Teen Room on Friday afternoons to hang out, eat snacks, play games, and make stuff! Weekly activities will vary. No registration required.

Winter dates: 12/7, 12/14, 1/4, 1/11, 1/18, and 2/1

*Location: at a table in the Main Reading Room near the Reference Desk*

Drop-In and ask one of our local technology experts all manner of technology questions. Remember to bring the device you are asking about with you.

The Friends support the library as an indispensable  expanding resource through fundraising  donations and grants to the library through their book sales and membership drives.

30-minute appointments with Alexis Graham, Genealogy Coach, who can assist individuals who may want to start a family tree and aren't sure how.

30-minute appointments with Alexis Graham, Genealogy Coach, who can assist individuals who may want to start a family tree and aren't sure how.

Join the Society for Creative Anachronism at this rapier fencing practice that is open to the general public. Audience members are allowed to watch or participate. Must be 18 years+ to fence. Drop-in program.

Join library staff in following along with a fun craft or bring in your own supplies to this open crafting time. All crafters are welcome and we encourage people to bring their unusual and fun projects along.

30-minute appointments with Alexis Graham, Genealogy Coach, who can assist individuals who may want to start a family tree and aren't sure how.

30-minute appointments with Alexis Graham, Genealogy Coach, who can assist individuals who may want to start a family tree and aren't sure how.

Do you have a child in your life who identifies as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans*, queer, or questioning, and want to connect with other adults for support?
 
Join us for group discussion at 6pm. 

Monthly East Greenbush Library Board of Trustees Meeting. Public is welcome to attend.

30-minute appointments with Alexis Graham, Genealogy Coach, who can assist individuals who may want to start a family tree and aren't sure how.