Summer Reading at the Library!

logo Join us for our annual summer reading program for children, teens and adults.  This year's theme is Color Your World.

Children & Teens:  Starting on June 2nd, visit the Children's Room to register and receive a reading log.

Adults:  Starting on June 2nd, sign up in person at the Reference Desk to receive a packet.  Click here for the Nonfiction and Fiction reading lists relating to the theme.

Recycled Crafts Week: Get creative!

All Day
Youth Programs
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Location: Bronxville Public Library
Room: Children's Sunroom
Age Group: Youth Programs
Program Type: Arts & Crafts
Event Details:

Self-directed in library program.

Children's craft bins are back!

Choose from a selection of materials , use your imagination & get creative!

Disclaimer(s)

Space & Materials limited, when they gone, they gone.

THE GRUFFALO

10:30am–11:15am
PreK / Kindergarten
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Location: Bronxville Public Library
Room: Yeager Community Room
Age Group: PreK / Kindergarten
Program Type: Children's Movie (G/PG)
Event Details:

A cunning mouse goes for a walk in the forest, and outwits a succession of predators.

Runtime @ 40 minutes

Mah Jongg Open Play

1:30pm–2:45pm
Self-directed, Adults
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Location: Bronxville Public Library
Room: Patio
Age Group: Self-directed, Adults
Event Details:

Join us outside on our patio for open play of Mah Jongg.  Sets will be available to use.  Some prior knowledge of the game is necessary as there will be no formal instruction.

Tinted Tales: Coloring the Silver Screen (on Zoom)

3:00pm–4:00pm
Adults
Closed
Registration Required
Virtual Event
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Location: Bronxville Public Library
Room: Virtual
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Virtual-Zoom
Registration Required
Event Details:

Experimenting with color fascinated filmmakers since the days of early cinema, from tinting to Technicolor. Join Film Historian Dr.