Working on a book, but not sure of the next steps? Local published authors Ed Perratore, Samantha Talbot and Richard Finn share their insights and advice on navigating and managing the byzantine, confusing, frustrating and intimidating publishing industry to successfully get your book out to the public. They will discuss: * The difficulties of attracting […]

September is National Preparedness Month - a great time to learn how to be prepared for emergencies and disasters! This one-hour program, led by members of the National Guard, will go over the steps you need to take to prepare for an emergency. The Preparedness Training Program teaches residents to have the tools and resources […]

Our seasonal poetry discussions continue with a look at poems by Robert Frost and John Keats. The session will be geared toward discussion, and everyone is encouraged to take part. The Library will provide copies of the poems. Led by David Sanders, Professor Emeritus of English and a resident of South Salem. Space is limited, […]

Leading up to the November 5 Election, our Monday Afternoon Film Series will feature critically-acclaimed films that take a look at the inner workings of political campaigns. The theme is “Politics on Film: Campaigning through the Decades.” The Candidate (1972) stars Robert Redford as a candidate who keeps running, even though he isn’t sure he […]

Do you ever wonder about which wild and elusive creatures share our landscape? In this Wolf Conservation Center community outreach program, they will give an update on the findings of their local remote camera survey. The presentation will include photos of the wildlife they have seen so far in Leon Levy and Brownell Preserve. Space […]

This seminar is designed specifically for unmarried couples to navigate the complexities of estate planning. The session will cover essential documents and strategies to ensure your wishes are honored and your partner is protected. Topics include creating wills, setting up trusts, designating power of attorney, and healthcare directives. Learn how you, or people you know, […]

Reducing the size of your lawn is a hot topic, and on the minds of many homeowners.  Join us for an overview of the options, advantages and disadvantages.  This program will be presented by Graham Glauber, and is sponsored by the Lewisboro Garden Club.  Graham Glauber has worked in many areas of the green industry […]

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 Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope […]

We have another great project for those who love to craft – and give back to others in our community! Crafters will stencil fall puzzles and make “Tea for Thee” teabag holders for our Homebound Senior Adults in Lewisboro. Each gift bag will also include a pack of Autumn Word Games with a Puppy Pencil, […]

A must for anyone trying to navigate their way through our complicated healthcare system for older adults. It will help those who already have Medicare, as well as people soon to be 65, planning their retirement, or assisting relatives and friends with their medical decisions. This engaging, interactive program outlines the various parts of Medicare […]

Leading up to the November 5 Election, our Monday Afternoon Film Series will feature critically-acclaimed films that take a look at the inner workings of political campaigns. The theme is “Politics on Film: Campaigning through the Decades.” Wag the Dog (1997) stars Dustin Hoffman and Robert De Niro in a dark satire of optics and […]

TRICKY TRIVIA IS BACK! Join us this fall for THREE evenings of trivia at the Horse and Hound in support of the Lewisboro Library! Get ready for even more challenging questions and fun. Questions will cover a range of topics, from general knowledge, pop culture, history, sports and more. A great way to gather with […]

Via Zoom. In this engaging seminar, parents will learn practical tools to support their children's study practices and executive functions, to ensure their success in school. Parents will learn: What are the study skills all students need to be successful in school? Why executive functions are essential to your student’s success Why time management and […]

This casual, monthly gathering is for those who want to work on needle crafts (knit/crochet/cross-stitch/quilting, etc) while meeting and chatting with neighbors. It usually meets on the third Thursday of the month. Bring a project you are working on. Catch up on people’s craft projects and what is going on in Town – and beyond. […]

The infamous Winchester Mystery House was built by an heir to the Winchester Rifle Company fortune, who was told by a psychic medium to build a magnificent house to appease the spirits of those killed by the guns manufactured by her family’s company. But there was one catch — if she ever stopped building onto […]

The Lewisboro Library Book Group usually meets at the Library on the last Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. This month the group will be discussing The Measure, the debut novel by Nikki Erlick. On one day, the world awakes to a box at the doorstep of every adult. Inside the box is a string […]

Estate planning is not just about wills. Veronica Mcilraith of Mcilraith & Associates leads this seminar on planning for the non-financial aspects of your legacy. Topics covered include: creating a lasting legacy through storytelling, ethical wills and personal letters, and incorporating family values and traditions into estate planning. Space is limited, please register below.