Weekly Programs
Mondays 2:45 pm Monday Fun-Days (for kids 5-12)
MARCH
3rd Knitting & Crocheting
10th Let’s Talk about Books
17th St. Pat’s Clover Planting
24th Crafting Picture Frames
31st Legos
Tuesdays 11am Preschool Story Time (for kids 2-5 and their caregivers)
Stories, songs, activities, crafts. Something new each week!
MARCH
4th Dr. Seuss’s Birthday
11th St. Patrick’s Day
18th March Madness/Sports
25th Spring
Thursdays 2:45pm **NEW PROGRAM** Virtual Reality Games (for kids 8 and up)
Use our VR Goggles for age-appropriate games
Fridays 10:15-11:15am Let's Talk, adult discussion group
Discuss a different topic every week. A thoughtful, safe, and open discussion. Coffee included!
MARCH
March Programs
Tuesdays 12:30-2:30 Learn to Play Mah Jongg
A beginner's lesson on the popular Chinese tile game.
Wednesday, March 5th and 12th 6pm Learn American Sign Language
ASL teacher, Christina Bertin, will teach this introductory class. All ages welcome!
Saturday, March 8th 11am-12:30pm Special Event at the Library - STEM Saturday
All ages welcome! We'll show off our NED robotic arm. You can play with our Snap Circuits, Brain Flakes, Magformers, Indi cars, and more engineering toys!
Friday, March 14th 11:30am Healthcare in the North Country
A round-table discussion of what's going on and how do we get the best care possible. Part of our Simple Living program series.
Thursday, March 13th 1:30pm [NEW TIME] OR Saturday, March 15th 9am Readers Cafe Book Discussion
March's book is Happy-Go-Lucky by David Sedaris. Click here for details
Thursday, March 20th 6pm Special Event at the Library - Renee Rows the Atlantic!
Bethlehem resident Renee Blacken will be solo rowing 3200 miles across the Atlantic Ocean asTeam fOARtysomething. Hear about her expedition and the non-profit she supports!
Thursday, March 27th 6pm Trivia Night
Join in the fun of our monthly trivia program. Bring yourself and your friends for some friendly competition. All ages welcome!
Friday, March 28th 11:30am Classic Movie & Discussion: Citizen Kane
Movie at 11:30, followed by a short discussion of your thoughts on the movie and its enduring appeal.