Pound Ridge Library
Sensory Storytime for children ages 2 thru 6 accompanied by a caregiver. This event will be held at the Town Park directly following Mr. Kurt's music. 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 […]
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 […]
Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of arts 'n' crafts! Bring your creations home to show Mom and Dad!
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.
Come to the Library and make a fun craft! We look forward to seeing you!
There will be a private event in Schaffner Room- Hata Ikebana is not open to the public.
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 Library. A limit of 20 registrants. Please register by emailing: aramsay@poundridgelibrary.org Thank you.
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. A limit of 20 registrants. Please RSVP on library website.
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 […]
