Pound Ridge Library
Come in costume and celebrate Halloween a bit early with us as "The Astonishing Andrew" puts on a spook-tacular magic show! The Astonishing Andrew is a captivating children's magician who first learned magic from his father and has been weaving spells of wonder with his enchanting tricks ever since. Beyond the stage, Andrew also serves […]
As the holidays approach, learn to make a personalized gift and card that will becherished. We will paint a bottle, glass, jar, birdhouse, or anything you choose. Bring a bottle of wine or champagne that you can personalize as a gift. Or drinking glasses/jars to paint and create an unforgettable gift using your imagination and […]
As part of our museum highlights series on Zoom, the library will present a 2-part series on the National Gallery of Art. The first part will be on (Re)Discovering the National Gallery. Whether you are discovering this national treasure for the first time, or are revisiting, this tour is for you. Designed to pique your […]
The Pound Ridge Police Department will be having a private meeting in the Schaffner Room. This event is closed to the public.
Sensory Storytime for children ages 2 thru 6 accompanied by a caregiver. Sensory Storytimes are more interactive and provide built-in time for sensory play, including freedom of movement with more visual aids, gentle action, and sensory experiences. These storytimes are also smaller, reducing the group size and noise level for those with sound sensitivity. This […]
There will be a private event in the Schaffner Room - Hata Ikebana. This event is not open to the public.
John Bousquet from the Medicare Resource Group will conduct a Medicare Educational Seminar for those turning 65 and new to Medicare as well as those already on Medicare. Learn about how and when to enroll, when you can make changes and the different options available to you.
The Pound Ridge Library presents "The Pound Ridge Massacre" film screening, followed by a discussion and Q & A with the film's creator, Jon Scott Bennett. "On one forgotten night in March of 1644, a combined force of Dutch and English colonists attacked a Native American village in present day Westchester, NY. It was one […]
