What is happening at Pawling Library?

The 5/28 meeting of Family Hour: Sensory has been cancelled due to low enrollment. 

Alternating Wednesdays (04/16, 04/30, 05/14, & 05/28) 
10:30 - 11:15 AM/11:30 AM
Library Annex
Ages: 18 months - 5 years and a caregiver

When we explore and use our hands, we learn important fine motor skills, science, and math. Families are invited to join for open sensory play including materials like, water, packing peanuts,  jello, play-doh, fruit, etc. After we play, we will gather for a story and songs. Please dress children for mess! 

 

May 3 - May 31

A special all-ages exhibit featuring the artwork of children.

Theme: Spring.

All mediums: Pencil, pastel, charcoal, ink, paint, etc. 

Size of work: 8.5 x 11.


Delivery artwork: April 21-25.

Pick up artwork: June 2-6.
 

Do you enjoy line dancing or want to learn?

It doesn’t matter whether you’re new to this or experienced.

Spend an hour dancing while listening to a variety of tunes.

Line dancing is not just entertainment, it’s also a good form of exercise.

Please join us.

Be good to yourself and have some fun.

Joy is healthy, too!

Note: This program takes place at Pawling Recreation's Teen Center. 


The Pawling Library is proud to be partnering with Pawling Recreation.






2 Lakeside Dr, Pawling NY 12564
845-855-1131
Email: recreation@pawling.org
http://pawlingrec.com
 

Members of the Pawling Library’s VolunTeens group will be available to help senior citizens with computer-related questions and problems at this weekly session. Please bring your device and/or library card and a volunteer will work one-on-one with you. Appointments are not necessary. The help sessions will take place in the Teen Space. Walk-ins are welcome. Please contact teen@pawlinglibrary.org with questions.

Presentado por Emma Kreyche
Directora de Defensa, Difusión y Educación
Centro de Justicia para Trabajadores de Nueva York

MIERCOLES, 14 DE MAYO
6:30PM A 8:00PM


 

                 













 

Tuesdays 11:00-11:45 AM
OR
Thursdays 10:00-10:45 AM
Library Annex
Age range: 18-30 months & a caregiver

Spring session: April 7 - June 8
​​​​​​​NO CLASS MAY 22

Interactive story time featuring puppets, instruments, and elements of music & movement. Program ends with play. 

Registration preferred. Registration opens noon on March 17. Please sign up on our calendar for each date you plan to attend, whether in advance or day of. Drop-ins welcome as space is available.  Space is limited, so we highly suggest signing up in advance. 

Thursdays, 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM/12:00 PM
Library Annex
Ages: 2.5 - 3.5 years old and a caregiver

Spring session: April 7 - June 8
NO CLASS MAY 22

Our weekly program specifically for twos and threes. This program includes stories, rhymes, songs, and activities designed to get kids learning through play. Siblings welcome. 

Registration preferred. Registration opens noon on March 17. Please sign up on our calendar for each date you plan to attend, whether in advance or day of. Drop-ins welcome as space is available.  Sponsored by Pawling Free Library.

May 3 - May 31

A special all-ages exhibit featuring the artwork of children.

Theme: Spring.

All mediums: Pencil, pastel, charcoal, ink, paint, etc. 

Size of work: 8.5 x 11.


Delivery artwork: April 21-25.

Pick up artwork: June 2-6.
 

The High School Battle of the Books team meets once a month to practice for the Regional Competition. Participants will read five books throughout the spring and summer and meet with other libraries in the MId-Hudson System for trivia battles. The high school team is open to students in 8th grade through 12th grade. Team members will receive copies of the books to keep. For more information about the Battle of the Books program, please contact Maureen Meltzer-McGrath at teen@pawlinglibrary.org

Following the success of Chess for All last summer, we are offering this drop-in and play time for players of all ages and skill levels. Walk-ins are welcome.

Please note: We will meet in the main Library building whenever possible. While registration is not required, those who are registered will received updates for inclimate weather or if the meeting location is moved to the Annex.

May 3 - May 31

A special all-ages exhibit featuring the artwork of children.

Theme: Spring.

All mediums: Pencil, pastel, charcoal, ink, paint, etc. 

Size of work: 8.5 x 11.


Delivery artwork: April 21-25.

Pick up artwork: June 2-6.
 

 POSTPONED: Stellar-NY has been providing all-natural henna and other services throughout the area for almost 20 years. Henna generally lasts about 1-2 weeks and a brief history, overview, and care information will be shared with guests. The henna must remain on the skin for approximately 2-3 hours to be most effective. Glitter tattoos will be available for those who do not want a 1-2 week commitment or who cannot wait for the henna to dry. Glitter tattoos last approximately 3 days and do not require a drying time. They are super glittery and limited to the artist's stencil designs.  This program is for age 10 & up. NEW DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED.

May 3 - May 31

A special all-ages exhibit featuring the artwork of children.

Theme: Spring.

All mediums: Pencil, pastel, charcoal, ink, paint, etc. 

Size of work: 8.5 x 11.


Delivery artwork: April 21-25.

Pick up artwork: June 2-6.
 

May 3 - May 31

A special all-ages exhibit featuring the artwork of children.

Theme: Spring.

All mediums: Pencil, pastel, charcoal, ink, paint, etc. 

Size of work: 8.5 x 11.


Delivery artwork: April 21-25.

Pick up artwork: June 2-6.
 

Come learn to code and change the world—join our Girls Who Code Club! Girls Who Code Clubs are meant for girls to join our sisterhood of supportive peers and role-models, and use computer science to change the world. Our middle and high school club encourages you to impact your community in a positive way through code.  When you join the Club, you will be able to learn fun and simple online coding tutorials, build community through interactive activities, and learn about inspiring role models. You then work in teams to design and build a Girls Who Code Project that solves real world problems you care about through code. In order to build the skills you need to make an impact, you will learn how to code from our fun online tutorials and activities that will help you build animations, games, apps, and other things that you dream up! There are tutorials in Scratch, Python, Swift, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Whether you’re a beginner or a computer master you are invited to join the Club!

For grades 6 through 12. Registration is required.

The Middle School Battle of the Books team will meet every other Monday to practice for the Regional Battle. The middle school team is for students in 4th through 7th grades. The participants willl read 6 books throughout the spring and summer and compete with other libraries in the Mid-Hudson System in trivia battles based on the books. The team members will receive copies of the books to keep.
For more information, contact: Maureen Meltzer-McGrath at teen@pawlinglibrary.org

Tuesdays 10:00-10:45 AM
MAIN LIBRARY
Age range: Birth - 18 mo. and a caregiver
Spring session: April 7 - June 8
Early literacy is an important part of a baby’s healthy development. We read, sing, babble, and bounce together. Learn resources to use at home and meet other caregivers. Ends with social play.
Registration preferred.  Spring registration opens noon on March 17. Please sign up on our calendar for each date you plan to attend, whether in advance or day of. Drop-ins welcome as space is available. Space is limited so registration is highly suggested!  Sponsored by Pawling Free LibraryPawling, NY.