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For Students in Grades 3 through 12. Girls Who Code is a non-profit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology. The club is a FREE after-school computer science program, facilitated by Children’s Librarian Marie Nania and helpers from the JJHS Robotics Team. The club meets weekly. Boys are welcome. Students are encouraged to […]
Robert Whittaker of the Climate Education Project will present an educational discussion of the science and essential facts we need to know to understand the current global warming and climate change. Topics include: — The role humans play compared to nature — The current and future consequences and their projected timeline — Viable clean energy […]
The Afternoon Writers Group meets every Thursday, from 2 to 4 pm, to discuss their work and share feedback with others. Registration is currently full. If you are interested in […]
Have you always wanted to learn Mahjong? This 4-week session will give you the basic skills to start playing. This is NOT a drop-in program. We need to know the […]
For Preschoolers. Ms. Marie is celebrating the season with special Stories, Music, & Crafts.
Our afternoon film series continues with a showing of the 2023 movie One Life. Told in flashback by star Anthony Hopkins, the film recounts the true story of Sir Nicholas […]
Knowing the difference between an allergic reaction and anaphylaxis can help you save a life. Lewisboro Volunteer Ambulance Corps, in partnership with the Lewisboro Library, presents this workshop on severe […]
For Students in Grades 3 through 12. Girls Who Code is a non-profit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology. The club is a FREE after-school computer science […]
Via Zoom. During Eleanor Roosevelt's lifetime, most LGBTQ+ people lived their lives quietly or in secret, and history has often obscured details about sexuality and gender expression in its accounts […]
