Pound Ridge Library

Our 36th course in the Great Courses Continuing Series of Educational Seminars is Capitalism vs. Socialism. "All of the tradeoffs in competing economic systems—capitalism, socialism, and communism—are controversial. These systems and ideologies have undeniably shaped the way people view both the world today and modern history. But where does capitalism begin and socialism end? In short, it’s about choice and compromise." College level learning for adults, with discussion and refreshments to follow. Moderated by Lawrence Brotmann. Taught by Professor Edward…

Inspiration is all around us – especially in this adult writing program led by author and writing teacher Kim Kovach. Interested in writing creative non-fiction, memoir or fiction? New and experienced writers will boost their skills through weekly homework assignments to keep everyone motivated! Join this convivial group of writers for fresh ideas, fun and fantastic writing! Kim Kovach teaches fiction and non-fiction writing for adults and creative writing classes for children and teens. The author of six fiction books,…

This is a group for beginners through intermediate level players. Guidance will be provided at a majority of the sessions by Regina Klenosky.

The library is bringing you a better way to eat! We now participate with Field Goods. Field Goods subscribers receive 5-8 different types of fruit and vegetables each week, carefully selected and sourced from over 80 LOCAL small farmers. An informative weekly newsletter and email, “IN THE BAG”, provides tips, recipes and a helping guide for preparing the produce. A weekly bag costs $16, $21, $27, or $32, depending on the size bag you choose. An additional $1 is added…

Master a social, competitive game that requires strategy - and a little bit of luck! Beginners, intermediate, and advanced players are welcome.

Certified Personal Trainer, and Pound Ridge resident, Suzanne Vining will lead a series of free Tai Chi classes at the Library. Tai Chi is the slow-moving, centuries old martial art which can help improve balance (both physical and mental), keep the body supple, aid in physical and emotional well-being, reduce stress, and help reduce blood pressure. The series will focus on gentle low-impact cardio, functional fitness and Tai Chi inspired movements and relaxation. This class will have modifications and challenges…

Our 36th course in the Great Courses Continuing Series of Educational Seminars is Capitalism vs. Socialism. "All of the tradeoffs in competing economic systems—capitalism, socialism, and communism—are controversial. These systems and ideologies have undeniably shaped the way people view both the world today and modern history. But where does capitalism begin and socialism end? In short, it’s about choice and compromise." College level learning for adults, with discussion and refreshments to follow. Moderated by Lawrence Brotmann. Taught by Professor Edward…

Inspiration is all around us – especially in this adult writing program led by author and writing teacher Kim Kovach. Interested in writing creative non-fiction, memoir or fiction? New and experienced writers will boost their skills through weekly homework assignments to keep everyone motivated! Join this convivial group of writers for fresh ideas, fun and fantastic writing! Kim Kovach teaches fiction and non-fiction writing for adults and creative writing classes for children and teens. The author of six fiction books,…

This is a group for beginners through intermediate level players. Guidance will be provided at a majority of the sessions by Regina Klenosky.

The library is bringing you a better way to eat! We now participate with Field Goods. Field Goods subscribers receive 5-8 different types of fruit and vegetables each week, carefully selected and sourced from over 80 LOCAL small farmers. An informative weekly newsletter and email, “IN THE BAG”, provides tips, recipes and a helping guide for preparing the produce. A weekly bag costs $16, $21, $27, or $32, depending on the size bag you choose. An additional $1 is added…

Master a social, competitive game that requires strategy - and a little bit of luck! Beginners, intermediate, and advanced players are welcome.

Certified Personal Trainer, and Pound Ridge resident, Suzanne Vining will lead a series of free Tai Chi classes at the Library. Tai Chi is the slow-moving, centuries old martial art which can help improve balance (both physical and mental), keep the body supple, aid in physical and emotional well-being, reduce stress, and help reduce blood pressure. The series will focus on gentle low-impact cardio, functional fitness and Tai Chi inspired movements and relaxation. This class will have modifications and challenges…

Our 36th course in the Great Courses Continuing Series of Educational Seminars is Capitalism vs. Socialism. "All of the tradeoffs in competing economic systems—capitalism, socialism, and communism—are controversial. These systems and ideologies have undeniably shaped the way people view both the world today and modern history. But where does capitalism begin and socialism end? In short, it’s about choice and compromise." College level learning for adults, with discussion and refreshments to follow. Moderated by Lawrence Brotmann. Taught by Professor Edward…

Primarily writers, who are expected to read original work at most meetings. Writers who also identify as artists are welcome to share artwork, in addition to writing. Open to new members. Open to writers of all abilities. See Librarian for more details. Registration required

Inspiration is all around us – especially in this adult writing program led by author and writing teacher Kim Kovach. Interested in writing creative non-fiction, memoir or fiction? New and experienced writers will boost their skills through weekly homework assignments to keep everyone motivated! Join this convivial group of writers for fresh ideas, fun and fantastic writing! Kim Kovach teaches fiction and non-fiction writing for adults and creative writing classes for children and teens. The author of six fiction books,…

This is a group for beginners through intermediate level players. Guidance will be provided at a majority of the sessions by Regina Klenosky.

The library is bringing you a better way to eat! We now participate with Field Goods. Field Goods subscribers receive 5-8 different types of fruit and vegetables each week, carefully selected and sourced from over 80 LOCAL small farmers. An informative weekly newsletter and email, “IN THE BAG”, provides tips, recipes and a helping guide for preparing the produce. A weekly bag costs $16, $21, $27, or $32, depending on the size bag you choose. An additional $1 is added…

Master a social, competitive game that requires strategy - and a little bit of luck! Beginners, intermediate, and advanced players are welcome.

Certified Personal Trainer, and Pound Ridge resident, Suzanne Vining will lead a series of free Tai Chi classes at the Library. Tai Chi is the slow-moving, centuries old martial art which can help improve balance (both physical and mental), keep the body supple, aid in physical and emotional well-being, reduce stress, and help reduce blood pressure. The series will focus on gentle low-impact cardio, functional fitness and Tai Chi inspired movements and relaxation. This class will have modifications and challenges…

Our 36th course in the Great Courses Continuing Series of Educational Seminars is Capitalism vs. Socialism. "All of the tradeoffs in competing economic systems—capitalism, socialism, and communism—are controversial. These systems and ideologies have undeniably shaped the way people view both the world today and modern history. But where does capitalism begin and socialism end? In short, it’s about choice and compromise." College level learning for adults, with discussion and refreshments to follow. Moderated by Lawrence Brotmann. Taught by Professor Edward…

Inspiration is all around us – especially in this adult writing program led by author and writing teacher Kim Kovach. Interested in writing creative non-fiction, memoir or fiction? New and experienced writers will boost their skills through weekly homework assignments to keep everyone motivated! Join this convivial group of writers for fresh ideas, fun and fantastic writing! Kim Kovach teaches fiction and non-fiction writing for adults and creative writing classes for children and teens. The author of six fiction books,…

This is a group for beginners through intermediate level players. Guidance will be provided at a majority of the sessions by Regina Klenosky.

The library is bringing you a better way to eat! We now participate with Field Goods. Field Goods subscribers receive 5-8 different types of fruit and vegetables each week, carefully selected and sourced from over 80 LOCAL small farmers. An informative weekly newsletter and email, “IN THE BAG”, provides tips, recipes and a helping guide for preparing the produce. A weekly bag costs $16, $21, $27, or $32, depending on the size bag you choose. An additional $1 is added…

Master a social, competitive game that requires strategy - and a little bit of luck! Beginners, intermediate, and advanced players are welcome.

November's Book Group: Memoir selection is Child of the Jungle by Sabine Kuegler. Sabine's chronicles her childhood and adolescent life among among the hunter-gatherer Fayu Tribe of Papua New Guinea and her return to Western "civilization".

Certified Personal Trainer, and Pound Ridge resident, Suzanne Vining will lead a series of free Tai Chi classes at the Library. Tai Chi is the slow-moving, centuries old martial art which can help improve balance (both physical and mental), keep the body supple, aid in physical and emotional well-being, reduce stress, and help reduce blood pressure. The series will focus on gentle low-impact cardio, functional fitness and Tai Chi inspired movements and relaxation. This class will have modifications and challenges…

Our 36th course in the Great Courses Continuing Series of Educational Seminars is Capitalism vs. Socialism. "All of the tradeoffs in competing economic systems—capitalism, socialism, and communism—are controversial. These systems and ideologies have undeniably shaped the way people view both the world today and modern history. But where does capitalism begin and socialism end? In short, it’s about choice and compromise." College level learning for adults, with discussion and refreshments to follow. Moderated by Lawrence Brotmann. Taught by Professor Edward…

Inspiration is all around us – especially in this adult writing program led by author and writing teacher Kim Kovach. Interested in writing creative non-fiction, memoir or fiction? New and experienced writers will boost their skills through weekly homework assignments to keep everyone motivated! Join this convivial group of writers for fresh ideas, fun and fantastic writing! Kim Kovach teaches fiction and non-fiction writing for adults and creative writing classes for children and teens. The author of six fiction books,…

This is a group for beginners through intermediate level players. Guidance will be provided at a majority of the sessions by Regina Klenosky.

The library is bringing you a better way to eat! We now participate with Field Goods. Field Goods subscribers receive 5-8 different types of fruit and vegetables each week, carefully selected and sourced from over 80 LOCAL small farmers. An informative weekly newsletter and email, “IN THE BAG”, provides tips, recipes and a helping guide for preparing the produce. A weekly bag costs $16, $21, $27, or $32, depending on the size bag you choose. An additional $1 is added…

Master a social, competitive game that requires strategy - and a little bit of luck! Beginners, intermediate, and advanced players are welcome.

Certified Personal Trainer, and Pound Ridge resident, Suzanne Vining will lead a series of free Tai Chi classes at the Library. Tai Chi is the slow-moving, centuries old martial art which can help improve balance (both physical and mental), keep the body supple, aid in physical and emotional well-being, reduce stress, and help reduce blood pressure. The series will focus on gentle low-impact cardio, functional fitness and Tai Chi inspired movements and relaxation. This class will have modifications and challenges…

Our 36th course in the Great Courses Continuing Series of Educational Seminars is Capitalism vs. Socialism. "All of the tradeoffs in competing economic systems—capitalism, socialism, and communism—are controversial. These systems and ideologies have undeniably shaped the way people view both the world today and modern history. But where does capitalism begin and socialism end? In short, it’s about choice and compromise." College level learning for adults, with discussion and refreshments to follow. Moderated by Lawrence Brotmann. Taught by Professor Edward…

Inspiration is all around us – especially in this adult writing program led by author and writing teacher Kim Kovach. Interested in writing creative non-fiction, memoir or fiction? New and experienced writers will boost their skills through weekly homework assignments to keep everyone motivated! Join this convivial group of writers for fresh ideas, fun and fantastic writing! Kim Kovach teaches fiction and non-fiction writing for adults and creative writing classes for children and teens. The author of six fiction books,…

This is a group for beginners through intermediate level players. Guidance will be provided at a majority of the sessions by Regina Klenosky.