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Doggie Storytime with Luna and Ms. Nancy is coming up on February 12th at 5:00 pm for kids age 4 and up.
Listen to books about dogs and interact with beautiful therapy dog Luna. Details and registration on our website events calendar.
Our next YAK Meeting is coming up! Details and registration on our website events calendar.
If you are a teenager (ages 11 – 18) and would like to shape what goes on at your local library, we invite you to join YAK!
You will be part of a youth group that goes from brainstorming ideas for events and programs that you would like to have, to planning for them, and finally, making them happen. In addition, you will earn one community service credit hour for each meeting you attend, and additional hours for other service that you provide at the library 
I love to read.
Books are beautiful.
I love to draw.
Therefore, I love to draw books.
Read Books & Things is an exhibit of reproduction (prints) of my color pencil drawings of books. The books are from my home library or that I have seen in the libraries of others, private and public. Occasionally, I have seen books stacked with an object and included it.
Rose Gonnella
IG: rosemgonnella
FB: Rose Gonnella
www.rosegonnella.com
To acquire a print from the exhibit, donate $20 or more to the library.
Children ages 4 – 10 are invited for a hands-on Healthy Snacks program with Ms. Caitlin and Ms. Nancy! Sign up on our website events calendar. This program is free and open to all.
Join special guests Bill Batson and Barbara Williams on Thursday, January 30th, at 6:00 pm for a screening of What Happened to Jackson Avenue: A Story of Urban Renewal.
What Happened to Jackson Avenue offers a rare, real-life account of the human impact of Urban Renewal. Through interviews with people who experienced Nyack’s Urban Renewal first-hand, the film tells the story of how the intended revitalization ultimately resulted in the destruction of an entire community.
Bill Batson, whose family was displaced by the misguided policy, and Barbara Williams, who lived in Nyack during this time, were interviewed by the filmmakers and will participate in a discussion following the screening.
What Happened to Jackson Avenue, a film by Hakima Alem and Rudi Gohl was produced by Phoenix Theater Ensemble.