Clinton Community Library Programs

Vince Sauter will teach you how to lower stress and keep calm with Tai Chi. Class will focus on breathing in the calm and breathing out the tension.
Please visit Vince's website to find the Zoom link: https://clearstreamtaichi.com/
Optimistic Aging Programs are funded by a grant from the Northeast Dutchess Fund of the Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley
 

ONLINE ONLY JUNE 4-July 9

Join Mia Tomic for All Level Yoga Online and explore classical seated, standing and supine yoga poses linked with breath in a creative way to stretch, strengthen, and rejuvenate your body, breath, and mind.
Registration required by emailing Mia at miayoga7@gmail.com. 
 

This guided class will stretch, strenghten, balance and help keep your body moving. Exersizes include: chair based stretching, calisthenics, and light  weight lifting. Join every Tuesday and Thursday from 10 AM - 11 AM.

Happy Summer! Come celebrate the summer with us and bring some color to your world! These Rainbow Keepsake boxes are a perfct spot to keep little trickets and treasures. 

Drop in for All Ages

A memoir by the author of The Book Thief proves to be an incredibly touching story. Three Wild Dogs (and the truth) by Markus Zusak will grab readers by the heart. Join us as we consider the path of love for man's best friend times three.

Clinton Community Library is excited to now offer a sensory friendly library hour every Friday morning! Community members whith neurodivergent backgrounds, sensory processing challenges and all other developmental differences are welcome to come to the library, before we open up for the day! From 9:30am-10:30am stop by to browse books, do a craft,  or just stop in and enjoy the space. The library lights will remain off, we will offer crafts, coloring or other fun activities.

Kids, teens & young adults of all ages welcome. Parents & caregivers must stay in the library during the program.

*Important note: the library space is reserved only for sensory friendly hour during this time, not for regular library activity. Please be minful of this time and place returns in the book drop or stop in for all other library operations we open at 10:30am!

Clinton Community Library is excited to meet the needs of our community in this way. 

Registration is required.

Email larnold@clintoncommunitylibrary.org with questions. 

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 to get the zoom link.  Please register online or call the library at 845-495-0655.
You are welcome to participate in person or online.

Every Thursday you will recive an email with the zoom link. 
Audience: Adults & Seniors

Optimistic Aging Programs are funded by a grant from the Northeast Dutchess Fund of the Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley
 

Players of all levels are invited to play Mah Jongg right here in the library! If you're looking for a game to keep your mind sharp, or if you enjoy games that make you think strategically, you'll want to give Mah Jongg a try!

Audience: Adults & Seniors

Optimistic Aging Programs are funded by a grant from the Northeast Dutchess Fund of the Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

This concert will be held AT THE LIBRARY

Join Ginny Morrow for a fun fitness routine every Saturday at 9 AM.

Pre-registration is not required.  You may sign in at the door.

Audience: Adults

Sponsored by Zero Waste Dutchess.

Join Mia Tomic and explore classical seated, standing and supine yoga poses linked with breath in a creative way to stretch, strengthen, and rejuvenate your body, breath, and mind. 

You may also participate online. If you plan to participate online, please email miayoga7@gmail.com for the zoom link.

Please plan according to your comfort and needs as class is held indoors.

Audience: Adults & Teens
 

Vince Sauter will teach you how to lower stress and keep calm with Tai Chi. Class will focus on breathing in the calm and breathing out the tension.
Please visit Vince's website to find the Zoom link: https://clearstreamtaichi.com/
Optimistic Aging Programs are funded by a grant from the Northeast Dutchess Fund of the Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley
 

Join us for a lovely afternoon of coffee, crafts (and conversation!) On the second Monday of the month at 1:30, Diane will guide you as you create a project covering a wide range of techniques, from card making to book crafts to stitchery and more.
Audience: Adults & Seniors
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July Craft: Bead Necklace

This month we'll take our jewelry making skills up a notch with a beautiful bead necklace that has a chain extension and lobster claw closure. Perfect for enhancing your summer wardrobe!

This guided class will stretch, strenghten, balance and help keep your body moving. Exersizes include: chair based stretching, calisthenics, and light  weight lifting. Join every Tuesday and Thursday from 10 AM - 11 AM.

Who likes watermelon! We do! We do!
There are watermelon tales, a watermelon craft, and then watermelon snack.
See you at 10:30.

Players of all levels are invited to play Mah Jongg right here in the library! If you're looking for a game to keep your mind sharp, or if you enjoy games that make you think strategically, you'll want to give Mah Jongg a try!

Audience: Adults & Seniors

Optimistic Aging Programs are funded by a grant from the Northeast Dutchess Fund of the Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley

Vince Sauter will teach you how to lower stress and keep calm with Tai Chi. Class will focus on breathing in the calm and breathing out the tension.
Please visit Vince's website to find the Zoom link: https://clearstreamtaichi.com/
Optimistic Aging Programs are funded by a grant from the Northeast Dutchess Fund of the Community Foundations of the Hudson Valley
 

This guided class will stretch, strenghten, balance and help keep your body moving. Exersizes include: chair based stretching, calisthenics, and light  weight lifting. Join every Tuesday and Thursday from 10 AM - 11 AM.

Clinton Community Library is excited to now offer a sensory friendly library hour every Friday morning! Community members whith neurodivergent backgrounds, sensory processing challenges and all other developmental differences are welcome to come to the library, before we open up for the day! From 9:30am-10:30am stop by to browse books, do a craft,  or just stop in and enjoy the space. The library lights will remain off, we will offer crafts, coloring or other fun activities.

Kids, teens & young adults of all ages welcome. Parents & caregivers must stay in the library during the program.

*Important note: the library space is reserved only for sensory friendly hour during this time, not for regular library activity. Please be minful of this time and place returns in the book drop or stop in for all other library operations we open at 10:30am!

Clinton Community Library is excited to meet the needs of our community in this way. 

Registration is required.

Email larnold@clintoncommunitylibrary.org with questions.