Pound Ridge Library
The Pound Ridge Library Foundation is proud to present an in-person event featuring critically acclaimed children’s and young adult authors! Join us in the Schaffner Room on Saturday, April 15th between 2 and 5pm. Age recommendations and time slots are indicated below. Raj Haldar, better known by his stage name Lushlife, is an American rapper, […]
Come join Ms. Adrienne for a morning of singing, clapping, dancing, loud instruments and more! It is the perfect way to “shake your sillies out” in the morning! You will have a ball ! Program appropriate for children ages 6 months – 6 years old. Program at Conant Hall. Please RSVP on library website. Program […]
Come join us for a wonderful story time for children of all ages. Get ready to listen to some great stories, and make new friends. Program to be held at Conant Hall Registration required. A limit of 20 children for the program. Please register only your child and not the caregivers. Please register on the website. *Masks […]
Come meet “Bodie.” He is a happy, calm dog who adores the company of children. You will make Bodie’s day by coming to the Library and spending part of your afternoon with him. Sit and snuggle up with Bodie while wonderful stories are being read. It promises to be a grand time. If you would […]
Come join Ms. Robin for a morning of singing, clapping, dancing, loud instruments and more! It is the perfect way to “shake your sillies out” in the morning! You will have a ball ! Program appropriate for children ages 6 months – 6 years old. Program to be held at library.
Come join us for a wonderful story time for children of all ages. Get ready to listen to some great stories, and make new friends. Program to be held at library.
Join us for chess instruction @ the Library! You will have a blast! Play with your friends, and make new ones! Beginners to advanced players are welcome to attend. Program is intended for children in Kindergarten – Grade 5, but children in higher grades are welcome to attend. Chess sets will be provided, but children […]
