Library Events

A welcoming space for anyone interested in exploring mindfulness and meditation. We provide an open environment for sharing experiences, learning together, and deepening our practice. Join us to connect, reflect, and discover the benefits of meditation in a collaborative setting. No registration required. Open to all. 

Tuesday evening meetings for those who can't make our Friday morning meetings! Gather together and work on your current knitting and crocheting projects as you chat and socialize with fellow yarn-lovers! Bring your own supplies and trade tips and ideas, share patterns, and create beautiful pieces alongside friends. All skill levels are welcome! This club meets weekly. (1hr)

Pascack Valley Medical Center will host a newborn refresher presentation. For new parents, grandparents, and caregivers.

• Basics on caring for your newborn (cord care, bathing, feeding, etc)
• Keeping baby healthy- vaccines, breastfeeding, handwashing
• Keeping baby safe- car seat, back to sleep

Westwood’s own photographer, Richard Frant of FrantVisuals, will present a two-part slide show featuring beautiful gardens he and his wife, Elaine, have visited. Elaine Frant, an avid gardener and knowledgeable plant enthusiast, is a member of the Westwood Library Garden Club.
Most of the gardens showcased are in the tri-state area and within driving distance for flower lovers.
During the presentation, Elaine and their neighbor, David Pallatta, will provide commentary on the featured flowers, plants, and shrubs.
David Pallatta is a graduate of the NYBG School of Professional Horticulture and the Horticulture Supervisor of Little Island in Manhattan. He is also a resident of Westwood.
Richard and Elaine travel each year to visit curated gardens. This presentation will inspire you to plan your own garden visits this season—so bring a notepad and pen!

Visit us on Friday mornings for our 8 week drop-in Library Playgroup. Meet new families and have some fun.
Each week will feature a different theme and stations for children and caregivers to enjoy.

Gather together and work on your current knitting and crocheting projects as you chat and socialize with fellow yarn-lovers! Bring your own supplies and trade tips and ideas, share patterns, and create beautiful pieces alongside friends. All skill levels are welcome! This club meets weekly. (1 hr)

Pick up all the supplies you need to make your own boba drink at home! Kits will be available for teens in grades 6-12 to pick up throughout the month of April (while supplies last). Grab yours before they run out!