Pound Ridge Library
Gardening workshop on winter sowing presented by Barbara Gerson. Join us at this repeat of a popular workshop and learn how to sow wildflowers just like Mother Nature. Leave with seeds planted and ready to grow. All materials will be provided. Great complement to the library's seed program. Participants are limited. Register below. Registration guarantees a […]
Learn to control your mind by controlling your breath. Discover breath in your spine and ease in your being. For optimal well-being, you will consider this a worthwhile experience. The instructor is Deirdre Breen, AHC, NBC-HWC. To register please email mtinter@poundridgelibrary.org and the link information will follow.
The Pound ridge /human rights Advisory committee will be holding a private event in the Schaffner Room. This event is closed to the public.
The Pound Ridge Library Book group meets the third Wednesday of every month. This month, we will discuss Cul-De-Sac by Joy Fielding. Due to the cold weather and icy road conditions, you may attend via Zoom or in person. The Zoom invitation is below: Topic: Pound Ridge Library Book group Time: Jan 17, 2024 11:30 […]
Whether you are new to Yoga or want to restart your practice, experience the benefits of modified Yoga! Deirdre Breen, AHC, NBC-HWC, is our instructor. Deirdre is a Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach, an Ayurvedic Health Counselor, a Yoga Master Teacher – ISHTA Lineage. and a 500 Hour RYT – Yoga Alliance Continuing Education […]
The Pound Ridge Land Conservancy will be holding a private event in the Schaffner Room. This event is closed to the public.
As part of our museum highlights series on Zoom, the library will present another exploration of the National Gallery of Art. Whether you are discovering this national treasure for the first time, or are revisiting, this tour is for you. Designed to pique your curiosity and deepen your understanding of the the nation’s collection, the […]
Ikebana (ē-kĕ-bah-nah) is the ancient art of Japanese flower arranging and one of the traditional arts of Japan. A free translation of Ikebana might be “living flowers” or “making flowers come alive”. When flowers are beautifully arranged in a container, the arrangement evokes the whole of nature itself, and people’s relationship with nature. Presented by […]
