Library Events

What can you build with LEGOs?LEGO Time will be held the first Saturday of each month with different activities and assignments. Creations will be on display throughtout the library until the next LEGO event.For children age four and older

Join us on Monday, April 8th at 3 pm for an eclipse viewing party! We will have themed music (think total eclipse of the heart), refreshments, eclipse info and fun! Some glasses will be available for use that day, however we recommend that you reserve a pair ahead to guarantee availability for you. ...read more

An assortment of crafts and gifts will be created and decorated with an array of crafty materials and colors. All creatives are welcome!Recommended for children 5 and older.

This meeting is open to the public.

The Mystery Book Club is BACK! They will be meeting the 3rd Wednesday of every other month at 10:30 am.  The list of books and facilitators is as follows:September 20 – “Blood Orange” - by Susan Wittig-Albert - Led by Anne Marie Koschnick October 18 – “Da...read more

Join us as we learn about worm composting with Captain Matt Charde with the most popular worm farmer on YouTube and learn the basics of worm composting.

What can you create with tools that can make almost anything?Join us as we display Clixos and other creative building units.Suitable for children 4 and older.Thanks to State Senator Neil D. Breslin!

Come join us for the launch of our seed library!

This meeting is open to the public and is held the 4th Tuesday of the Month at the Conference Room at the Cohoes Senior Center.

Three part series starting in February will introduce you to the fundamentals of pressure cooking with your counter top electric appliance. Safety instructions while you see, learn and taste the wonder of flavorful pressure cooked recipes. This demonstration will give you the opportunity to watch an...read more

Design, build, create in teams or on your own. The sky's the limit and the tools will be at your disposal.Registration is recommended to make sure we have enough supplies for everyone.Suitable for individuals 7 and older 

We are pleased to welcome the Story Circle of the Capital District, Saturday, April 27 at 1:00 pm.The story circle gathers to provide storytellers with a place to share stories that they are working on. Storytelling only, please, no reading. All are welcome to attend, even just to listen!

Come join us and meet local author Thomas Nygren on his recent book "Old Friends" on Tuesday, April 30 at 3pm, A bittersweet tale of fifty-somethings who, when their worlds are upended, must learn life-changing lessons of friendship, betrayal, loss, healing, and love.Thomas I. Nygren disco...read more