Pound Ridge Library
Mah Jongg has returned to the library with in-person sessions weekly on Tuesdays at 12:30pm. This class is for intermediate-level play. Please register by clicking below or call the Library at 914.764.5085 for further information. Mah Jongg originated in China several centuries ago and spread throughout the West in the early 20th century. Please join […]
Come meet “Adam.” He is a happy, calm dog who adores the company of children. You will make Adam’s day by coming to the Library and spending part of your afternoon with him. Sit and snuggle up with Adam while wonderful stories are being read. It promises to be a grand time. If you would […]
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Join us for singing, clapping, dancing, fun instruments and more! You will have a wonderful time ! Program appropriate for children ages 6 months – 6 years old. Program will be held in the Town Park.
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 Town Park
Join us for chess instruction! 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 younger or older children are welcome to attend. Chess sets will be provided, but children are welcome to […]
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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 in the library. Please register on the library website.
Culture Quest is a virtual series featuring professionals from all disciplines: writing, visual arts, and performing arts. A 45-minute presentation is followed by a Q & A session. All talks will spring from the theme “How I Got Here”. Culture Quest welcomes author Esmeralda Santiago. You may register for this program here. Esmeralda is a […]
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