Upcoming Events

It's Tech Tuesday every week. Technical questions are answered in-person by appointment and over the phone. Drop-ins welcome. 

Spanish translator available after 3pm.

Rachel Izes is the coordinator of the Library's Early Literacy Program.

Children in Grades K-2 come together at the library for weekly art activities and thematic read alouds.

Alllison Chernow is reading The Necklace, by Guy de Maupassant

Hosted and Moderated by Heide Shilstone.

Rachel Izes is the coordinator for the Library's Early Literacy Program.

For Adults and Seniors, join us once a month at the Bedford Hills Community House to discuss popular fiction novels.

Sensory and art activities are a great way for children to explore their surroundings, build fine motor skills, understand cause and effect, and express their creativity. And of course, they're also a lot of fun!

It's Tech Tuesday every week. Technical questions are answered in-person by appointment and over the phone. Drop-ins welcome. 

Spanish translator available after 3pm.

Rachel Izes is the coordinator of the Library's Early Literacy Program.

Celebrate the Lunar New Year with a special drop-in crafts program at the library! This year marks the transition from the Year of the Dragon to the Year of the Snake, symbolizing introspection, transformation, and growth.

Do you have a desire to create meaningful change in your life but aren't sure how to do it? Join Mindy Yanish for a dynamic series of conversations inspired by Nancy Levin’s The Art of Change.

This month’s read:

Posted by John David Anderson

Rachel Izes is the coordinator for the Library's Early Literacy Program.

Is your child (ages 5+) ready for their very own library card? Make it a fun day out and get them signed up! While you're here, they can create a personalized beaded keychain, lanyard, or bracelet to hold their shiny new card.

Swing by our reading room to cuddle and play with kittens from our neighborhood animal rescue and cat therapy organization Rock n' Rescue.

In sharp, searing free verse divided into two-page chapters, Hopkins portrays three teens—Vanessa, Tony, and Conner —who have just survived suicide attempts.

Navigating the world of dating apps isn’t as simple as swiping left or right—it’s an art and a science!

Rachel Izes is the coordinator of the Library's Early Literacy Program.

Children in Grades K-2 come together at the library for weekly art activities and thematic read alouds.

Families of high school juniors, sophomores, and freshmen are invited to this Zoom session to learn more about navigating the college admissions process.

Topics include:

Do you have a desire to create meaningful change in your life but aren't sure how to do it? Join Mindy Yanish for a dynamic series of conversations inspired by Nancy Levin’s The Art of Change.

Rachel Izes is the coordinator for the Library's Early Literacy Program.

Join us for a fun and interactive event where kids will explore different types of dance and movement!

Flor Bromley is a recording artist, bilingual singer/songwriter, actress, storyteller and puppeteer. She has a degree in Acting, Musical Theatre Performance and a BA in Theatre Education. She is originally from Peru.