Our group meets in person on (usually) the third Wednesday of the month during the Lewisboro Senior Adults meeting at the Stevens Memorial United Methodist Church. The church is located at 9 Shady Lane, South Salem All seniors are welcome! This month the group will be discussing Intermezzo, by Sally Rooney. Set in Dublin and […]
Happy Earth Day! The Lewisboro Sustainability Committee is leading this presentation on the science behind the current climate change, followed by a Group Discussion and questions. Topics include: what is happening and why, the potential impact on our families and future generations, the role humans play, the critical difference between the current climate change and […]
(Via Zoom) We are celebrating National Poetry Month (and Shakespeare's birthday) with a presentation of Rhyme, Reason and Romance: A History of the Dating Game in Verse. Dr. Will Costanzo, SUNY Distinguished Professor of English and Film, leads this lively presentation of love poetry from Shakespeare to the present, that will explore the promises and […]
Suitable for Adults & Teens ages 16 & over. Lewisboro Volunteer Ambulance Corps, in partnership with the Lewisboro Library, is leading this bystander CPR Workshop, a vital training opportunity designed to equip you with life-saving skills before professional help arrives. (This is not a multi-session course for CPR certification). Through hands-on training, you will master […]
Our afternoon film series continues with a screening of Nickel Boys. Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Colson Whitehead, Nickel Boys chronicles the powerful friendship between two young African-American boys in 1960s Florida, who are sent to Nickel Academy, an abusive reform school. The book was inspired by the Dozier School for Boys, a […]
The Nightclub@Lewisboro Library is thrilled to welcome back “Pluck & Rail” for another ‘Music in the Stacks’ concert on Saturday, May 3 at 7:30 pm! “Pluck & Rail” members George Gierer and Andrew Sussman blend together gritty songwriting, tight vocal melodies and soaring cello runs to craft their unique sound. Their live performances blister with […]
Our afternoon film series continues with a screening of September 5. This historical drama depicts the events of the 1972 Munich Olympics, from the viewpoint of an American sports broadcasting crew that finds itself thrust into covering the hostage crisis involving Israeli athletes. It was a 2025 Academy Award nominee for best Original Screenplay. Please […]
Have you always wanted to learn Mahjong? This 4-week session, led by Robin Bader, will meet on Tuesday evenings from May 6 -27. It will give you the basic skills to start playing. The Library owns Mahjong tiles, which will be used for the class. You will need your own Mahjong card to play. Please order […]
Do you know how to spot the signs of a stroke and what to do next? Stroke is a leading cause of death for Americans and a major contributor to serious long-term disability. But here’s the hopeful part: according to the American Stroke Association, up to 80% of strokes are preventable, and immediate action can […]
Special encore presentation! In honor of the recently elected Pope, we are having an encore screening of the film Conclave, which won an Academy Award this year for best adapted screenplay. Conclave follows Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) as he oversees the election process, while uncovering a trail of deep secrets that could shake the very […]
