Week Calendar

Adults of all ages and abilities are encouraged to come and enjoy open recreation time at the library between 9:30-2:30.  Tables and chairs will be set up and coloring supplies and board games will be on hand.  Sit down and rel

A variety of early literacy-based programming for preschool aged children. Each week will have a different theme. 

For ages 3-5. No registration required. 

A fun half-hour of music, rhymes and stories followed by a half-hour of playtime.

This event is intended for toddlers ages 1-3. No registration required. 

A fun half-hour of music, rhymes and stories followed by a half-hour of playtime.

This event is intended for toddlers ages 1-3. No registration required. 

Play is important work! It requires concentration, problem-solving, cooperation, and creativity. This event features self-guided stations as well as a variety of toys available for free play.

Jennifer Ozga, a local resident and Census Partnership Specialist, will be at the library to answer questions about census jobs that are available, process job applications and distribute information.

With a specific target audience of 4 and 5-year-olds, this program features longer stories, songs and a craft to promote kindergarten readiness.

No registration required.

Bring baby and their blankie to this informal get-together for parents (and grandparents too!). We’ll start the program off with 15 minutes of songs, rhymes and a story followed by play for babies and social time for their grown-ups.

Tutoring session: Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County

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

No registration required.

Join a non-critical, supportive environment to practice your creative writing. All genres and levels welcome. Individual prompts on request.

This is Sonny and Perley’s mixed program that introduces the listener to the material that Sonny and Perley regularly draw from including the Great American Songbook (1920s to 1950s), the Great American Songbook - Post Golden Age (1960s to 1980s),

Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy with stories and a craft.  

Please register the CHILD ONLY beginning January 2 @ 9am.

The RPI Society of Women Engineers will lead hands-on activities to teach kids about subjects like computer science, mechanical engineering, and more! 

The presentation is a full hour with the following four areas covered:

*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.

This class is designed to strengthen the body, calm the mind, release tension, enhance confidence, and nurture a feeling of overall well-being.

Get locked in at the library for this fun after hours event. Enjoy pizza and pop, create a personalized pop socket, and play a game of pop culture trivia. Call or visit the Children’s Room to register starting January 10th.

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.

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