Join our friendly group of fiber enthusiasts online via web-conference for weekly knitting, crocheting, spinning, quilting, and crafting together at home.
Email Dawn at director@redhooklibrary.org if you are interested in attending.
Join our friendly group of fiber enthusiasts online via web-conference for weekly knitting, crocheting, spinning, quilting, and crafting together at home.
Email Dawn at director@redhooklibrary.org if you are interested in attending.
Want to create art together from home? Try virtual Art for Adults with Renee, with Creativebug projects on Zoom. The program is free and open to the public (ages 15+). 2-3 PM on Thursdays (Jan 14 - Feb 4). We will have kits for projects to be picked up before the start of the program.
Email Renee at programcoordinator@redhooklibrary.org for the Zoom link and for kit pick up details.
The Anti-Racism Reading Group is an ongoing forum where we will be having honest, non-judgmental conversations about what we’re reading & learning about race, racism and antiracism. We will discuss how we might apply these lessons to how we live and what we advocate for in our community.
Read any book that directly addresses racism and/or antiracism. Don’t know where to start? Consider any of the titles suggested on this blog post. Thanks to a generous donation from a local patron, multiple copies are available for many of the titles.
Email Amy at amy@redhooklibrary.org if you’re interested in participating in this virtual group.
Join our friendly group of fiber enthusiasts online via web-conference for weekly knitting, crocheting, spinning, quilting, and crafting together at home.
Email Dawn at director@redhooklibrary.org if you are interested in attending.
Want to create art together from home? Try virtual Art for Adults with Renee, with Creativebug projects on Zoom. The program is free and open to the public (ages 15+). 2-3 PM on Thursdays (Jan 14 - Feb 4). We will have kits for projects to be picked up before the start of the program.
Email Renee at programcoordinator@redhooklibrary.org for the Zoom link and for kit pick up details.
Join our friendly group of fiber enthusiasts online via web-conference for weekly knitting, crocheting, spinning, quilting, and crafting together at home.
Email Dawn at director@redhooklibrary.org if you are interested in attending.
Representatives from local civic and non-profit boards discuss their experiences running for, and holding local offices. Maggie Rothwell from the Board of Education, Erin Cannan from Red Hook Education Foundation and Val-Kill Partnership Friends, Sarah Imboden, former town council member, and Maryelisa Blundell, President of RHPL Board of Trustees will talk about how they got involved in the community and how you can too.
Email Amy@redhooklibrary.org to register for this virtual event.
Learn to speak Spanish! Our popular Spanish Language Class restarts 6-7 PM Wednesday January 27th and continues weekly for 10 weeks online via Zoom with the last class on April 7th (skipping March 17th). Become acquainted with Spanish through weekly classes. The program is free and open to the public.
Registration required for Zoom meeting link, space is limited. Please include your email address when registering. Please email Renee, at programcoordinator@redhooklibrary.org to reserve your spot.
Want to create art together from home? Try virtual Art for Adults with Renee, with Creativebug projects on Zoom. The program is free and open to the public (ages 15+). 2-3 PM on Thursdays (Jan 14 - Feb 4). We will have kits for projects to be picked up before the start of the program.
Email Renee at programcoordinator@redhooklibrary.org for the Zoom link and for kit pick up details.
Watch the video premier of Abandoned: The Untold Story of the Orphan Trains, by Michael Keene, based on his book of the same title. Michael Keene, local history author and frequent guest speaker at many public libraries, senior centers, and historical societies had produced an unique online program on the Orphan Train Movement that brought homeless NYC children to work on farms out West.
By the end of the Civil War, an estimated 30,000 homeless and orphaned children roamed the streets of New York City. In response to this crisis, the age of orphan asylums began, culminating in one of the most improbable and audacious episodes in American history. Called the Orphan Train Movement, it endeavored to save these children lost to the streets by heroes who fought for their liberation.
Registration required for YouTube premier link. The video can be access during the live premier event and afterwards online. Please email Renee, at programcoordinator@redhooklibrary.org for link.
Join our friendly group of fiber enthusiasts online via web-conference for weekly knitting, crocheting, spinning, quilting, and crafting together at home.
Email Dawn at director@redhooklibrary.org if you are interested in attending.
Learn to speak Spanish! Our popular Spanish Language Class restarts 6-7 PM Wednesday January 27th and continues weekly for 10 weeks online via Zoom with the last class on April 7th (skipping March 17th). Become acquainted with Spanish through weekly classes. The program is free and open to the public.
Registration required for Zoom meeting link, space is limited. Please include your email address when registering. Please email Renee, at programcoordinator@redhooklibrary.org to reserve your spot.
Want to create art together from home? Try virtual Art for Adults with Renee, with Creativebug projects on Zoom. The program is free and open to the public (ages 15+). 2-3 PM on Thursdays (Jan 14 - Feb 4). We will have kits for projects to be picked up before the start of the program.
Email Renee at programcoordinator@redhooklibrary.org for the Zoom link and for kit pick up details.
Library Closing early at 4 pm, New Years Eve