M-F 9am-7:30pm EST Sat 9am-4pm EST
Cobblestone Springs invites you to enjoy informal discussions that explore a tapestry of diverse topics with deeply spiritual threads. This month, we will learn about Hinduism: join us for a presentation about the ideas and philosophy (sanatana dharma) behind this
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Make your own custom pendant out of a real stone! Best for ages 5 and up, with a caregiver. Supplies are limited and will be available first come, first served.
Enjoy a free lunch (provided by The Living Well) at 11:15am, followed by a free family-friendly movie screening at 11:30am. Food available first-come, first-served and while it lasts. Today's movie is a 2023 animated feature that is rated PG for
Learn to make oatmeal pancakes, and then enjoy them with some real maple syrup! More information coming soon!
Get read for the April 8 total solar eclipse by making your own pinhole projector. Rifle through your recycling bin and bring an empty cereal box to the library any time between 10am and 12:45pm on Thursday, April 4. We
Everyone is welcome – all fiber crafters, all skill levels. Sessions are sometimes held elsewhere during nice weather, so consider calling ahead.
Bored? Drop by the library to play board games and eat brunch! What's on the menu? Pancakes, waffles, fresh fruit, and juice. Bring your favorite game or choose from the library's large collection. This program is best for ages 5
Bubbles, songs, rhymes, parachute games, and more! Best for youth under 5, with a caregiver.
Watch the NASA livestream of the total solar eclipse on a large screen in the library's Community Room. Looking to view the April 8 total eclipse safely? Review this page from the American Astronomical Society.
Free, low-impact beginners’ yoga practice! Registration is requested but we can welcome a few walk-ins too. Register: https://tinyurl.com/4az68me7. Note that on April 9, we will be at an alternate location; register or watch the library’s Facebook page for updates.
Join a presenter from the Alzheimer’s Association of the Greater Rochester area for monthly sessions on a variety of Alzheimer’s and dementia-related topics. Registration is required. Call 1-800-272-3900 or visit alz.org/crf. This session will be held in the main area
Learn from others and share your own tips and stories from your genealogical journeys in this ongoing, participant-driven program. This month, we’re meeting on Zoom! We’ll watch several videos that shed light on the role artificial intelligence (AI) can play
Everyone is welcome – all fiber crafters, all skill levels. Sessions are sometimes held elsewhere during nice weather, so consider calling ahead.
Connect with other Francophiles over drinks and snacks, at rotating locations around the village. Practice your French speaking skills, or sit back and practice listening. All skill levels are welcome. This month's venue is Silverbird Woodfired (133 E. Elm). The
Come and play the Pokémon trading card game with battles, trading, and snacks. Have fun, and catch ‘em all! Open to all ages; youth under 12 must have a caregiver.
Each month, view one of the greats of film history on a big screen! April’s selection is the 1957 legal thriller starring Henry Fonda, in which “The jury in a New York City murder trial is frustrated by a single
Contact the Community Health Care Association of New York State for details: Home | Community Health Care Association of New York State (chcanys.org)
A group for tweens and teens to play games, build self-esteem, and learn about healthy relationships. Facilitated by Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes, https://shflny.org/
Youth ages 10 to 14, talk about your favorite graphic novels, get book recommendations from your peers and librarians from Penn Yan Middle School and Penn Yan Public Library, and enjoy free snacks!
Everyone is welcome – all fiber crafters, all skill levels. Sessions are sometimes held elsewhere during nice weather, so consider calling ahead.
Looking to get started learning about computers? This is the series for you. This month: the basic anatomy and functions of a computer. Register: https://tinyurl.com/hwj5awjx
Looking to get started learning about computers? This is the series for you. This month: the basic anatomy and functions of a computer. Register: https://tinyurl.com/hwj5awjx
Gather in community to discuss your current reads! Like a book club, but open-ended. Meet at the Amity coffee shop (3 Main St.). No registration necessary.
A group for tweens and teens to play games, build self-esteem, and learn about healthy relationships. Facilitated by Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes, https://shflny.org/
Build a support system with people who understand. Alzheimer’s Association support groups, conducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for people living with dementia and their care partners to develop a support system; exchange practical information on challenges and
Now offering open-structure writing nights! Join us in person at the library or online. We’ll have opportunities to share at the session's midpoint and end, and snacks and drinks to keep you energized! Email keukawrites@gmail.com to get on their mailing
Free, low-impact beginners' yoga practice with Molly Lawrence! Registration is requested but we can welcome a few walk-ins too. Register: https://tinyurl.com/4az68me7
Get out of your culinary comfort zone by preparing a dish from a new cookbook every other month. To participate, visit the library and ask for the selected cookbook at the front desk. Then, take your time leafing through it
Join Olivia from Penn Yan Community Health on the last Wednesday of the month 4:30pm-5:30pm for some crafts and conversations. Chill out, craft and grow in this safe place as we discuss topics like navigating friendships, body positivity, self expression
Celebrate World Penguin Day with some cute crafts! Kits available while they last.
Everyone is welcome – all fiber crafters, all skill levels. Sessions are sometimes held elsewhere during nice weather, so consider calling ahead.
Try a new jewelry project every month! This free program is for youth ages 10 to 18. Supplies available while they last.
Monthly adventures in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and/or Math). This drop-in program is best for ages 8 to 14. Younger siblings are welcome, with supervision. All youth should be accompanied by a responsible caregiver.
Come and play the Pokémon trading card game with battles, trading, and snacks. Have fun, and catch ‘em all! Open to all ages; youth under 12 must have a caregiver.
Contact the Community Health Care Association of New York State for details: Home | Community Health Care Association of New York State (chcanys.org)
A group for tweens and teens to play games, build self-esteem, and learn about healthy relationships. Facilitated by Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes, https://shflny.org/
Tweens and teens can learn how to make a tasty grilled cheese! Food available while it lasts, first come, first served.
Are you or someone you know a women 16 and older that resides in Ontario or Yates county? Join Keuka Housing Council, Inc. for a Munch and Learn event with Yates County Cooperative Extension! Food is provided, and 3 $25
