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4:00 pm - Library Annual Meeting: Guest Speaker Clay Gordon
Clay Gordon is the author of Discover Chocolate: The Ultimate Guide to Buying, Tasting, and Enjoying Fine Chocolate, and founder of TheChocolateLife.com. Clay will discuss the history of chocolate, pairing chocolate with wine and other fun and tasty topics! We’ll also have a Chocolate Tasting with assorted homemade fine chocolates donated by Deborah Ann's Sweet […] |
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6:30 pm - Teen Yoga
Continuation of our monthly Teen Yoga Class with instructor Ellen Bonheim of Firefly Yoga. She will provide teens with techniques to help them de-stress and relax during the school year. Bring a yoga mat and water. |
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5:30 pm - Gigantic Snowflakes!
Grades K-5 Anyone can make a paper snowflake! But making one out of popsicles the size of your body? That takes skill! 7:00 pm - New Tax Workshop
Dixon Downey from Reby Advisors will be on hand to discuss twenty plus recent tax changes involving deductions, where you live, family issues such as schooling, divorce and retirement and changes for small businesses. 7:30 pm - Teen Advisory Group
The Lewisboro Library Teen Advisory Group helps plan special events for teens and younger children. To join TAG, please contact Dolores Antonetz at 875-9004. Teens in Middle and High School |
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10:30 am - Family Storytime
Newborn – Age 5. Weekly smorgasbord of stories, songs, movement and flannel boards. |
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10:30 am - Terrific Twos
Ages 24 – 36 months. Terrific two-year-olds will enjoy songs, stories and a healthy dash of learning. |
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8:00 pm - Pluck & Rail & Friends
Pluck & Rail & Friends is the acoustic intersection of Andrew Sussman of the progressive rock heavyweights, Frogg Café, and George Gierer of the folkabilly band, South County. Together, they produce gritty songwriting, tight vocal melodies and soaring guitar and cello match-ups to craft their unique acoustic sound. For an extra-special evening, they’ll be bringing […] |
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11:00 am - Exploring Excel
Learn the basics of setting up a spreadsheet, manipulating data and creating a chart. |
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1:00 pm - Brown Bag Film: Judy
Enjoy your lunch and enjoy new film releases, documentaries and classics you may have missed. This autobiographical film follows Judy Garland's career during the last year of her life when she relocated her stage career to Britain and her home life and career spiraled out of control. An Oscar-nominated performance by Renee Zellweger. 7:00 pm - Italian Paper Flowers
Come learn the basics of how to sculpt and shape premium Italian crepe paper flowers for everlasting blooms. You won’t believe they are created with paper! |
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11:00 am - Android Tips & Tricks
Discover how to get the most from your Android device. Bring along your device and your Google Playstore ID and password. |
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10:15 am - Fiesta Storytime Cancelled
Newborn - Age 5. Internationally acclaimed actress, singer, storyteller and puppeteer Flor Bromley teaches Spanish through music, movement, puppets and theater-based games. |
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7:00 pm - Like Water for Chocolate
This Spanish-language film tells of Tita, the youngest daughter in her family, who must follow family tradition and care for her mother. When her true love marries her older sister, Tita's powerful emotions begin to surface in fantastical ways through her cooking. Part of the Love Your Library Movie Week! February is National Library Lovers […] |
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10:00 am - Defensive Driving Insurance Reduction Program
This 6-hour course consists of films and discussions about driving attitudes and behaviors. Completion of the course results in a 10% liability insurance discount and a maximum of four points off the driver's violation record. Registration and payment required by February 1. You must register in person at the Library with cash or a check […] 6:30 pm - Dungeons & Dragons
Dungeon Masters Al Pezone and Michael Alterio lead this popular fantasy game for new and experienced players. Heroes are guided through quests for treasure, battles and daring rescues. This program is full; please call 875-9004 to be placed on the waiting list. |
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2:00 pm - Presidential Sports Decisions Impact on Society
Journalist Evan Weiner discusses how our Presidents impacted the sporting world and society, with looks at Carter’s boycott of the 1980 Olympics, FDR keeping baseball going during WWII and more |
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1:00 pm - Quartet
Once-popular opera diva Jean Horton (Maggie Smith) creates a stir with her arrival at Beecham House, a home for retired performers. No one feels the uproar more than Jean's ex-husband, who still stings from her long-ago infidelity. February is National Library Lovers Month AND National Chocolate Lovers Month, so our movies the week leading up […] |
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1:00 pm - Chocolat
Nobody could have imagined the impact that Vianne would make when she arrived in a tranquil, old- fashioned French town. In her very unusual chocolate shop, she creates mouth-watering confections that magically inspire the straitlaced villagers to abandon themselves to temptation and happiness. February is National Library Lovers Month AND National Chocolate Lovers Month, so […] 6:00 pm - Guys Read
Grades 6 - 8. Enjoy pizza and cookies while discussing your favorite books. February's book selection will be announced soon. |
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1:00 pm - Murphy’s Romance
Divorced single mother Emma (Sally Field) seeks to start her life over in a small town in Arizona. She builds a relationship with Murphy (James Garner), the older local pharmacist, but their friendship becomes complicated when Emma's ex-husband shows up determined to win her back. February is National Library Lovers Month AND National Chocolate Lovers […] 4:00 pm - DIY Valentine Craft: Decoupage Keepsake Box
With Valentine's Day fast approaching creating a wooden keepsake box is the perfect idea. Teens will decorate the box with gems, decoupage cutouts and sequins and sharpies. Then we'll fill them up with sweets! 7:30 pm - Library Board Meeting
Library Board Meetings are currently held at 7:30pm via Zoom and are open to the public. To receive a Zoom link, please email lewisborolibrary@gmail.com. |
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1:00 pm - Italian Paper Flowers
Come learn the basics of how to sculpt and shape premium Italian crepe paper flowers for everlasting blooms. You won’t believe they are created with paper! 4:30 pm - Kindness Rocks
All Ages & Their Families. Valentine’s Day is all about spreading the love, so we thought we’d spread some warm wishes across Lewisboro by making kindness rocks. |
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1:00 pm - Fun with Candy Hearts
Preschoolers. Why should the elementary school kids have all the fun? We’ll provide a snack,read a book, and then do a fun science experiment with all those Valentine’s Day candy hearts! 8:00 pm - Echoes of Sinatra
The perfect Valentine's Day date! If you like the music of “Old Blue Eyes,” you'll want to experience this concert with a loved one on this romantic day. “Echoes of Sinatra” is an acclaimed quartet featuring the voice of Steve Kazlauskas and members of the Tony T. Orchestra. Their concert sold out here in 2018, […] |
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11:00 am - iPad/iPhone Tips & Tricks
Learn useful tips, tricks and apps for the iPad/iPhone. Must know your Apple ID and password. 1:00 pm - Create Your Own Campaign Poster
Grades K-5 - In honor of Presidents' Day we're teaching Civics! Wait! Don't run away! We're teaching it by making our own campaign posters! 1:00 pm - Brown Bag Film: Harriet
Enjoy your lunch and enjoy new film releases, documentaries and classics you may have missed. The incredible true story of Harriet Tubman, and her quest to lead hundreds of slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad. Starring Oscar-nominated Cynthia Erivo. 6:00 pm - Book Bites
The February Book Bites selection will be announced soon. Books are available through the Westchester Library System. Grades 7 and up. 7:00 pm - Planning Your College Visit
Spring Break is when many sophomore and junior families embark on the college search, but do they really know where to start? In this informative and humorous talk, Lewisboro Resident and IECA Professional Consultant Alan Sheptin dissects the college visit. |
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11:00 am - Senior Book Group at South Salem Firehouse
This book group meets during the Lewisboro Senior Adults meeting at the South Salem Firehouse on the third Wednesday (usually) of each month at 11 am. The Library will provide copies of the book to all participants. Large print copies and CD audio books are also available upon request. All seniors are welcome to participate. […] 7:30 pm - Lewisboro Library Book Group
The Lewisboro Library Book Group typically meets on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm. (The group does not meet in August or December.) New members are always welcome in this adult, co-ed book group. For more information, please contact Myrna or Steve Shomstein at 533-2550. Books are available through the Westchester Library System. |
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7:00 pm - Family Game Night
All Ages & Their Families. Come in from the cold, and spend some quality time at Lewisboro Library as we break out our collection of board games! Refreshments will be served. |
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11:00 am - Basic Elements of Graphic Design
What are the basic elements of good graphic design? Join us as we explore this fascinating topic and find out how to create the statement you want to make. 2:30 pm - Lewisboro Sustainability Committee Forum on Solar Options
Nina Orville of Sustainable Westchester will present community solar options for savings on your electric bill. |
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4:30 pm - Film: The Biggest Little Farm
This documentary follows a couple through their successes and failures as they work to develop a sustainable farm on 200 acres outside of Los Angeles. Sponsored by the Lewisboro Garden Club |
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4:30 pm - Celebrating Black History Through Art
Grades K-5. We all know about Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks and George Washington Carver, but what about Alma Thomas, Billie Holiday, or Faith Ringgold? The men and women who helped shape America with their powerful art? We'll learn all about them through their words, rhythms and style. |
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7:00 pm - Teen Team Monopoly
Chase away the "winter blues" with this team effort playing Monopoly. Snacks and refreshments will be served. |
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11:00 am - Celebrating Dr. Seuss
All Ages & Their Families. We’re celebrating Dr. Seuss’ birthday--one of the greatest children’s authors ever—with stories, food and crafts! With special guest reader Lewisboro Board Member Jane Crimmins! |
