Clinton Community Library Programs

This Tuesday we are back in our circle for stories! These amazing creatures do not make good pets because they are wild and live outside. One of our silly books tells about a child who was raised by badgers. That's called fiction. See you at 10:30!

Indian Cooking ClassVirtual Program with Holly Shelowitz from Nourishing WisdomIt’s Winter and such a perfect time to cook together! Join Holly Shelowitz, Culinary Nutrition Educator and Counselor, for a hands-on Indian cooking class from the comfort of your own kitchen. Join us on zoom by set...read more

Samantha Free guides you through the basics of breath, meditation, and movement. This class will help you stretch and strengthen. Please bring a yoga mat.Registration required as space is limited.  Please register online or call the library at 845-266-5530.Sponsored by Clinton Community Li...read more

Join this (in-person*) discussion group to ward off the long, chilly days of winter!  Learn from your neighbors.We will meet to share about our funny stories, heartwarming tales, or meaningful life experiences. Prompts:County Fair (March) - Did you participate at the county fair or ot...read more

Virtual ProgramPresented by Craig DudnickMonday, February 7 at 6 PMAlice's Ordinary People is a documentary film about Alice Tregay -- a woman who refused to stand still for inustice and brought others together to change what was.  Her remarkable story spand the historic period fromthe marc...read more

Hearts! Hearts!Be an artist this morning with paper and stamps and paint.We'll read how to be a love monster! And we'll sing. 

Get involved with the Great Backyard Bird Count and sign up here for your Take & Make yarn bird craft. Once you sign up, you will be able to pick up all the materials and detailed instructions. Great for all ages!To learn more about the GBBC which is from February 18-21, check out www.birdc...read more

Virtual Programwith Kevin WoyceFebruary 17 7 PMThe Hudson River's first lighthouse was built in 1826 at Stony Point.  By the early 1900s, more than a dozen lights guided ships past the river's islands and shallows.Seven of them still exist.The presentation is about Hudson River'...read more

The CCL Friends Group will meet online via Zoom. Please email clintonlib1215@gmail.com for the meeting link.