“Lake George Opera Festival: The First Fifty Years”, curated by Public Historian and Librarian Tisha Dolton and Community Engagement Coordinator Frieda Toth, focuses on the years 1962-2011 with programs, photographs, articles, souvenirs, and ephem
Simple stories, songs, and movement activities for kids ages 18 months-3 years old accompanied by a caregiver. Drop in, no sign up required! The same Toddler Story Time is repeated on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.
Stories, songs, puppets, and movement activities for children ages 3-5 and their caregiver. Siblings welcome. No sign up required.
Join us for open-ended art activities for kids ages 3-5. Your little artist will be introduced to the materials, then work independently and at their own pace. Please call 518-792-6508 x4 the morning of the program to reserve a s
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Participants will journey through water cycle and explore watersheds. Hands-on activities of a watershed model will show the sources and effects of water pollution.
For children entering Grades 4 through 8.
This program is part of the Color Our World Summer Reading Program for children, teens, and adults.
Learn photography from professional photographers and exhibit your photos in the Library's Folklife Gallery. Canon t6i digital cameras are provided for this free program. For kids in grades 5-7.
The Maximizing Social Security workshop provides fundamental working knowledge of the Social Security benefit program as it applies to retirement planning.
Monthly meeting
Onboarding meeting open to anyone that wants to get involved and organize in the Upstate Anti-Fascist Coalition