RPL is thrilled to offer virtual Author Talks every month! With a variety of fiction and non-fiction authors, these live talks will inspire and allow you to ask questions and learn the story behind the story.
The Monroe County Library System is happy to announce it’s renewal of the VIP Pass program for 2020. The Very Important Places (V.I.P.) pass provides a substantial discount to enjoy the best of Rochester and Monroe County’s arts and cultural treasures.
Stop over to the Central Library and see the Art of the Book and Paper Exhibition on the first floor of the Rundel Memorial Building. This year we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the exhibit.
Read, Sing, Dance and Play!
Want to improve your computer skills? Stop by to see the Library Assistant! She will field your beginner to intermediate tech questions and help you complete digital related tasks, such as: Create a Word document Check your email Search the web Manage phone apps Send pictures ... and much more! Walk in, or call the library to reserve a time!
Come to the Teen Central on Mondays betwwen 2-5 and learn how to sew, crochet/knit, or justhave fun making beading and other crafts while socializing with other teens in a safe and inclusive environment! If you have any questions, please email or call Faezeh at: teen.central@libraryweb.org - (585) 428-8451
After a busy day in school, can you spend some time with the teen Librarian to decorate the library for fall harvest?
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
How accurate is your toss? Stop by Sully and see how you do!
Gather with people who share your interests and try new things! Whether it’s reading Manga, watching Anime, enjoying Japanese snacks, or cosplaying!
Come play some new and old games!
Give a short presentation in English. You can use the computer to show slides to talk about your topic. You will give a 5-minute presentation through Zoom. Watch other students give their presentations. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Kathleen Rullo from Jardin Terrariums will show you how to arrange flowers on a pumpkin. This is a LIVE class and all supplies will be provided. This image is just a representation of what yours may look like; each one will be different. Flowers may be larger or smaller.
Did you know that you don't need to know HTML, CSS, or Java Script to make a website? Sign up for these classes and learn to make your own website with WordPress for *free! You'll learn how to set up your WordPress website and customize it for your local business website, E-Commerce site, a personal or a blog website. *Please note that you'll have to pay for your annual domain cost. There'...
Enjoy stories, songs and the secrets of the secret room with your little one! Join us in the Secret Room of the Central Library on Mondays, October 3, 17, 24, 31 from 6:30-7:00 pm, for an all-ages story time. For the October 31st storytime, expect slightly spooky stories!
Come join us for a story time and crafts during our new time! Location: Childrens Room
Story time will be held every Tuesday in the Children's section with Mr. Mark. Children ages 5 and under are welcome to come with their guardian or care giver. We will read, sing, and play to help our children learn new skills.
Kids and thier grownups can join us for story-times every Tuesday at 11:15 am during July 2022 and August 2022!
Join Miss Kim for stories, songs and more!
Walk in for English language learning. We accept all learners at their level, just walk in to Maplewood Community Library to start. Work on vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and reading in a comfortable, informal setting. Located at the Maplewood Community Library, 1111 Dewey Ave., Rochester, NY 14613. Contact NewAmerican@libraryweb.org for more information.
Meet us in the B-Hive on the 2nd floor in the Children’s Center on Tuesdays, October 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th from 2:00 until 3:00 p.m. to celebrate different aspects of writing with other writers! This program is best suited for ages 8-12. Registration is not required. For more information, please contact the Children's Center at 428-8150.
After a busy day in school, can you spend some time with the teen Librarian to decorate the library for fall harvest?
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Study for your Naturalization Exam through Zoom. This 90-minute class will cover Indigenous and Colonial history, Revolutionary, Constitional and new nation history, as well as the branches and levels of US government. We will focus on the terminology used with the N-400 form. This 15-week course will prepare you for your Naturalization Exam. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register ...
Managing Personal Expenses as a Small Business Owner 10/5 Do you know that many small business owners to do not have enough money saved for retirement? Having control over your own personal finances will help you determine an affordable amount to set aside for retirement and future expenses and set a small business owner up for success. This workshop will review strategies to develop a solid spending plan, tips on keeping your expenses separate, ...
Join us for open playtime in our newly renovated Secret Room each Wednesday from 11:00 until 12:00 p.m. This is best for children ages 2 – 5 years of age with a caregiver. For more information, please call the Children’s Center at 428-8150.
According the the Journal of the American Medical Association, the health benefits of writing were so powerful that “were the authors to have provided similar outcome evidence for a new drug, it likely would be in widespread use within a short time...” Learn about the amazing research on the physical, emotional, and mental benefits of expressive writing done the right way. Studies have ...
How much do you know about your library? Can you find everything you need? Let’s see! Enjoy a fun activity & get to know Lyell Library. For homeschool families & anyone interested in learning more about Lyell Library. All Ages
Homeschool families are welcome to utilize the library's community space for programs and activities .
After a busy day in school, can you spend some time with the teen Librarian to decorate the library for fall harvest?
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Stories AND a snack with Miss Kim!
Whether you’re a beginner or a computer master young adult, you’re invited to join the GWC club (Fall Series) at the Central Library! Teens, grades 6-12 who sign up for this program will learn how to code from our fun online tutorials and activities that will help them build animations, games, apps, and more! GWC have tutorials in Scratch, Python, Swift, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Registration ...
Come play some new and old games!
Register to make a fall sunflower greeting card with our visiting artist, Deaney Weaney Blooms (DWB). When: October 5th, 2022 Where: Phillis Wheatley Library Time: 5:30pm-7:00pm
Cannabis-related businesses will be highly regulated. Join us to learn from experts and get support from other cannabis entrepreneurs so you can effectively and legally operate your business. This group is faciliated by NY HempLab and ROC NORML. Join us for a talk by Hiram and Antonio Hernandez, owners and operators of Good Life Collective in Astoria, OR. They will discuss the ins and outs of operating a dispensary. This group is open ...
Answer questions in English. Comment about a story or pictures in English. Practice speaking English in a safe and patient environment on Zoom. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Start your day with a gentle class that adapts yoga poses with the use of a chair. This class cultivates awareness and relaxation through breath work and gentle stretches without the stress of getting up and down off the floor. Reserve a place for this free program by calling 428-8206 - recommended but not required.
Join us for a fun-filled family storytime! Bring your babies, toddles, & preschoolers to hear stories, sing songs & have screen-free play time!
Join us for a fun-filled family storytime while we join Rochester Reads 2022 reading, "Last Stop on Market Street," by Matt de la Peña. Bring your babies, toddles, and preschoolers & listen to the story, sing songs, & do a themed activity!
Walk in for English language learning. We accept all learners at their level, just walk in to Maplewood Community Library to start. Work on vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and reading in a comfortable, informal setting. Located at the Maplewood Community Library, 1111 Dewey Ave., Rochester, NY 14613. Contact NewAmerican@libraryweb.org for more information.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
After a busy day in school, can you spend some time with the teen Librarian to decorate the library for fall harvest?
Come to the library after school to play tabletop games every week. Be sure to leave your feedback about other activities you would enjoy at the library in the future.
Let's hope for nice weather so we can enjoy some outdoors creativity! What will you draw?
Women have been part of the history of photography from its inception. Female photographers enhanced the canon of visually recording people, places, and events in an industry traditionally skewed towards men. Photography remains stubbornly male-dominated—specifically, In terms of commissioning, exhibition, and publication of work—with a conspicuous lack of equality in the industry. Despite the inequity, some of the world’s most recognized images were captured by women. Whether these women ...
Enjoy stories, songs and the secrets of the secret room with your little one! Join us in the Secret Room of the Central Library on Fridays, October 7, 14, 28 from 10:00-10:30 am, for an all-ages story time.
Parents and children ages 0-5 Join our group for play time and crafts!
Unwind your day, relax, and color. All materials provided. At the beginning of the month, themed based packets are available. Supplies are limited.
First Friday Films: “Where the Crawdads Sing” (2022; rated PG-13; 125 minutes) Friday, October 7, 12noon Kate Gleason Auditorium Based on the 2018 bestselling novel by Delia Owens, this romantic thriller tells the story of Kya who, after being abandoned by her parents, raises herself in the North Carolina marshes. Stars Daisy Edgar-Jones and Taylor John Smith. Directed by Olivia Newman.
Parents and children ages 0-5 Join our group for play time and crafts!
Answer questions in English. Comment about a story or pictures in English. Practice speaking English in a safe and patient environment on Zoom. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
After a busy day in school, can you spend some time with the teen Librarian to decorate the library for fall harvest?
Bring your smile and come see what we're creating today!
Join our bi-weekly books & more discussion sessions and flourish your love for reading and learning! Discussion topics range from YA classics, non-fiction to manga and graphic novels to poetry around the world. Registration is required. We meet in the B-hive meeting room on the 2nd floor at the Central Library. This event will be live stremmed as well. To attend via Zoom, you must ...
Hand sew a cute felt Halloween bowl. This is a LIVE class in the Central Library's Art Division. All supplies provided.
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED (see below). Registrants will receive the Zoom link in an email one hour before the talk begins. There is no aspect of American history that can’t be interpreted through Mount Hope Cemetery, and that is especially so with the architects and architectural history of Rochester and the surrounding region. Architecture is the art we see every day, and Mount Hope is a veritable museum of architecture, with its own collection ...
Practice floor, standing and balancing poses with plenty of modifications for individual needs. The class is intended to be enjoyable and accessible for all levels. Reserve a place for this free program by calling 428-8206 - recommended but not required.
Welcome back to a new season of Tabletop and Community Gaming at the Central Library!! Come join a safe, fun, creative, and welcoming environment full of adventure, mystery, action, and exploration. Veteran Dungeon Master running an open-ended freeform homebrew campaign that welcomes new and veteran players alike. An established and consistent group of players that have played together for years. Currently running Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition and run online using DnD Beyond to ...
Join the Children's Center in the Kate Gleason Auditorium on Saturday, October 8th from 1:00 until 2:00 p.m. to close out Hispanic Heritage Month with a bilingual story telling of El Loro Tico Tango and a gorgeous combination of Latinx dances. You might even learn from a batutera, or how to baton twirl! From Grupo Cultural Latinos en Rochester at the Children’s Center at the Central Library of Rochester, you can ...
After a busy day in school, can you spend some time with the teen Librarian to decorate the library for fall harvest?
Want to improve your computer skills? Stop by to see the Library Assistant! She will field your beginner to intermediate tech questions and help you complete digital related tasks, such as: Create a Word document Check your email Search the web Manage phone apps Send pictures ... and much more! Walk in, or call the library to reserve a time!
Come to the Teen Central on Mondays betwwen 2-5 and learn how to sew, crochet/knit, or justhave fun making beading and other crafts while socializing with other teens in a safe and inclusive environment! If you have any questions, please email or call Faezeh at: teen.central@libraryweb.org - (585) 428-8451
Gather with people who share your interests and try new things! Whether it’s reading Manga, watching Anime, enjoying Japanese snacks, or cosplaying!
Give a short presentation in English. You can use the computer to show slides to talk about your topic. You will give a 5-minute presentation through Zoom. Watch other students give their presentations. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Did you know that you don't need to know HTML, CSS, or Java Script to make a website? Sign up for these classes and learn to make your own website with WordPress for *free! You'll learn how to set up your WordPress website and customize it for your local business website, E-Commerce site, a personal or a blog website. *Please note that you'll have to pay for your annual domain cost. There'...
Enjoy stories, songs and the secrets of the secret room with your little one! Join us in the Secret Room of the Central Library on Mondays, October 3, 17, 24, 31 from 6:30-7:00 pm, for an all-ages story time. For the October 31st storytime, expect slightly spooky stories!
Come join us for a story time and crafts during our new time! Location: Childrens Room
Story time will be held every Tuesday in the Children's section with Mr. Mark. Children ages 5 and under are welcome to come with their guardian or care giver. We will read, sing, and play to help our children learn new skills.
Kids and thier grownups can join us for story-times every Tuesday at 11:15 am during July 2022 and August 2022!
Join Miss Kim for stories, songs and more!
Homeschool families are welcome to utilize the library's community space for programs and activities.
Advance Registration is Required. Register here. Book: Left on Tenth: A Second Chance at Life by Delia Ephron "Ephron writes with singular transparency of her treatment for leukemia … But she is at heart a writer naturally drawn to light who finds joy and humor even in life’s darkest corners. This wonderful memoir is an ode to the enduring power of love and friendship.” – Joanna Rakoff (author of My Salinger ...
Walk in for English language learning. We accept all learners at their level, just walk in to Maplewood Community Library to start. Work on vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and reading in a comfortable, informal setting. Located at the Maplewood Community Library, 1111 Dewey Ave., Rochester, NY 14613. Contact NewAmerican@libraryweb.org for more information.
Meet us in the B-Hive on the 2nd floor in the Children’s Center on Tuesdays, October 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th from 2:00 until 3:00 p.m. to celebrate different aspects of writing with other writers! This program is best suited for ages 8-12. Registration is not required. For more information, please contact the Children's Center at 428-8150.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Taste two cookies and vote for the best. Will your favorite advance? (supplies limited) Families
Study for your Naturalization Exam through Zoom. This 90-minute class will cover Indigenous and Colonial history, Revolutionary, Constitional and new nation history, as well as the branches and levels of US government. We will focus on the terminology used with the N-400 form. This 15-week course will prepare you for your Naturalization Exam. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register ...
Presenter: Debra Ortiz-Pardi (She/Her) Senior Outreach Manager, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
The renowned trekker, J. R. Harris, will be selling and signing copies of his book, Way Out There: Adventures of a Wilderness Trekker at the Arnett Branch Library. 10 lucky visitors will win copies of the book! Later that same evening, J. R. will be giving a free talk at the Eisenhart Auditorium on the Rochester Museum and Science Center campus. Visit here to learn more about the talk: Monthly ...
Join us for open playtime in our newly renovated Secret Room each Wednesday from 11:00 until 12:00 p.m. This is best for children ages 2 – 5 years of age with a caregiver. For more information, please call the Children’s Center at 428-8150.
According the the Journal of the American Medical Association, the health benefits of writing were so powerful that “were the authors to have provided similar outcome evidence for a new drug, it likely would be in widespread use within a short time...” Learn about the amazing research on the physical, emotional, and mental benefits of expressive writing done the right way. Studies have ...
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Hispanic Themed Event! Join us for a Puerto Rican snack: Empanadas, white rice, and red beans!
Story times are always yummy with The Storybook Cook! This time, kids will cut up various fruits to put on top of a giant baked “pizza” cookie and vegetables that are put on top of a pre-baked crust. For grades 1-5. Space is limited.
Whether you’re a beginner or a computer master young adult, you’re invited to join the GWC club (Fall Series) at the Central Library! Teens, grades 6-12 who sign up for this program will learn how to code from our fun online tutorials and activities that will help them build animations, games, apps, and more! GWC have tutorials in Scratch, Python, Swift, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Registration ...
Come join us and begin to learn to knit a coaster for your pumpkin spice latte! Supplies will be provided for coaster knitters only, as supplies are limited. Already a knitter or crocheter? Bring your own project and knit/crochet and chat with us! Registration required for coaster supplies.
Rochester, NY will be one of the cities to receive from Wofford Sculpture Studio, the traveling monument dedicated to Harriet Tubman. The Central Library will commemorate Tubman, with a discussion about her life, her involvement with the Underground Railroad and her contributions to end slavery. This discussion will be given by The Harriet Tubman National Historical Park, located in Auburn, NY, where Tubman lived from 1859-1913. Learn about Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad ...
Answer questions in English. Comment about a story or pictures in English. Practice speaking English in a safe and patient environment on Zoom. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Start your day with a gentle class that adapts yoga poses with the use of a chair. This class cultivates awareness and relaxation through breath work and gentle stretches without the stress of getting up and down off the floor. Reserve a place for this free program by calling 428-8206 - recommended but not required.
Join us for a fun-filled family storytime! Bring your babies, toddles, & preschoolers to hear stories, sing songs & have screen-free play time!
Walk in for English language learning. We accept all learners at their level, just walk in to Maplewood Community Library to start. Work on vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and reading in a comfortable, informal setting. Located at the Maplewood Community Library, 1111 Dewey Ave., Rochester, NY 14613. Contact NewAmerican@libraryweb.org for more information.
Are you reading a book? Come tell us about it and hear what others are reading. Spend 45 minutes quietly reading YOUR book and end the meeting with more chit chat. Out book club eliminates the two reasons you might not want to join - you don't have to add a book to your reading list and you don't ever have to read a book you don't like! How ...
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Come to the library after school to play tabletop games every week. Be sure to leave your feedback about other activities you would enjoy at the library in the future.
We invite you to join us for a talk with Dr. Aziz Gazipura, author of Not Nice: Stop People Pleasing, Staying Silent, & Feeling Guilty. Dr. Gazipura is one of the world’s leading experts on social confidence and will discuss how to stop being too nice and worrying about what others might think. Are you too nice? Do you find it hard to be assertive and ask for what you want? ...
We invite you to join us for a talk with Dr. Aziz Gazipura, author of Not Nice: Stop People Pleasing, Staying Silent, & Feeling Guilty. Dr. Gazipura is one of the world’s leading experts on social confidence and will discuss how to stop being too nice and worrying about what others might think. Are you too nice? Do you find it hard to be assertive and ask for what you want? ...
Stop in for a kid-friendly movie. We'll even make the popcorn! For grades K-6
Dr. William Reszelbach is a child of holocaust survivors. Topics include Kristallnacht. What were the different concentration camps? Revenge. Coming to America. The Nuremberg Trials. What is it like to be a child of holocaust survivors. Just fill in the form, or you may Email charlotte.programs@libraryweb.org for your zoom information.
Enjoy stories, songs and the secrets of the secret room with your little one! Join us in the Secret Room of the Central Library on Fridays, October 7, 14, 28 from 10:00-10:30 am, for an all-ages story time.
Give blood to help save lives. Sponsored by your Winton Branch Library! The Winton Branch Library is hosting a Red Cross Blood Drive from 10:30am-3:00pm on Friday, October 14, 2022. Adults aged 18 and older can call 1-800-REDCROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit www.redcrossblood.org and enter Winton Public Library to schedule an appointment. The library is located at 611 North ...
Parents and children ages 0-5 Join our group for play time and crafts!
Answer questions in English. Comment about a story or pictures in English. Practice speaking English in a safe and patient environment on Zoom. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Parents and children ages 0-5 Join our group for play time and crafts!
Become a member of the Teen Central Teen Advisory Board! Join and meet new people, discuss teen concerns, help develop library programs and services you would like to see in the library, and talk about books — all while earning volunteer credits and having fun. This is your chance to make a difference! If you are interested in joining our Teen Advisory Board, please register here and email Faezeh at: teen.central@libraryweb....
Practice floor, standing and balancing poses with plenty of modifications for individual needs. The class is intended to be enjoyable and accessible for all levels. Reserve a place for this free program by calling 428-8206 - recommended but not required.
Welcome back to a new season of Tabletop and Community Gaming at the Central Library!! Come join a safe, fun, creative, and welcoming environment full of adventure, mystery, action, and exploration. Veteran Dungeon Master running an open-ended freeform homebrew campaign that welcomes new and veteran players alike. An established and consistent group of players that have played together for years. Currently running Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition and run online using DnD Beyond to ...
A collaboration between the Center for Teen Empowerment, Clarissa Street Reunion Committee, and Rochester Community Television (RCTV); produced by their Youth Media Team. "From neighborhood comradery, international jazz music, and thriving Black‐owned businesses, to redlining, urban renewal, and other racist policies, the film features some of the elders who lived this history and the youth who are living with the consequences today." This viewing is part of Rochester Reads 2022 programming. ...
Will Cleveland, a Rochester native/resident and former investigative reporter for the Democrat and Chronicle, has been covering the western New York beer scene since 2014 — first at the D&C and now through a weekly newsletter, the Cleveland Prost. During his time chronicling beer, the Rochester scene has grown to 25 breweries in Monroe County, including 13 in the city of Rochester. Cleveland will provide a historical deep dive in Rochester beer, provide ...
Join Democrat and Chronicle education reporter Justin Murphy to discuss the findings in his new book, Your Children Are Very Greatly in Danger: School Segregation in Rochester, New York. Your Children Are Very Greatly in Danger is a history of Rochester with clear relevance for today. The struggle for equity in Rochester, like in many northern cities, shows how the burden of history lies on the present. Drawing on never-before-seen archival documents as well as ...
See It First: “Thor: Love and Thunder” (2022; rated PG-13; 118 minutes) Saturday, October 15, 2:00pm, Kate Gleason Auditorium Thor enlists the help of Valkyrie, Korg and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster to fight Gorr the God Butcher, who intends to make the gods extinct. Starring Chris Hemsworth, Tessa Thompson, and Natalie Portman.
Read, Sing, Dance and Play!
Want to improve your computer skills? Stop by to see the Library Assistant! She will field your beginner to intermediate tech questions and help you complete digital related tasks, such as: Create a Word document Check your email Search the web Manage phone apps Send pictures ... and much more! Walk in, or call the library to reserve a time!
Come to the Teen Central on Mondays betwwen 2-5 and learn how to sew, crochet/knit, or justhave fun making beading and other crafts while socializing with other teens in a safe and inclusive environment! If you have any questions, please email or call Faezeh at: teen.central@libraryweb.org - (585) 428-8451
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Gather with people who share your interests and try new things! Whether it’s reading Manga, watching Anime, enjoying Japanese snacks, or cosplaying!
Ceate a wreath for your door!
Give a short presentation in English. You can use the computer to show slides to talk about your topic. You will give a 5-minute presentation through Zoom. Watch other students give their presentations. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
A Zoom Presentation Monday, October 17 at 6:00 pm Presented by Sparkle Wells, MPA, CASAC Advanced Health Project Coordinator, Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region Center for Community Health & Prevention Sparkle will share basic education on what breast cancer is: signs , symptoms, and screening recommendations. She will also share information on available community resources.
Create a fun spooky Halloween Pedestal with bats and cats! All supplies provided.
A virtual trivia game via Zoom! Register here, come into the branch to sign up, or us at 428-8202.
Enjoy stories, songs and the secrets of the secret room with your little one! Join us in the Secret Room of the Central Library on Mondays, October 3, 17, 24, 31 from 6:30-7:00 pm, for an all-ages story time. For the October 31st storytime, expect slightly spooky stories!
Did you know that you don't need to know HTML, CSS, or Java Script to make a website? Sign up for these classes and learn to make your own website with WordPress for *free! You'll learn how to set up your WordPress website and customize it for your local business website, E-Commerce site, a personal or a blog website. *Please note that you'll have to pay for your annual domain cost. There'...
Story time will be held every Tuesday in the Children's section with Mr. Mark. Children ages 5 and under are welcome to come with their guardian or care giver. We will read, sing, and play to help our children learn new skills.
Come join us for a story time and crafts during our new time! Location: Childrens Room
This book discusion group meets via zoom. Please email charlotte.programs@libraryweb.org for zoom link.
Kids and thier grownups can join us for story-times every Tuesday at 11:15 am during July 2022 and August 2022!
Join Miss Kim for stories, songs and more!
Advance Registration is Required. Register here. Book: What the Ermine Saw: The Extraordinary Journey of Leonardo Da Vinci's Most Mysterious Portrait by Eden Collinsworth. “Art lovers and history buffs will enjoy this fast-paced, entertaining romp from the Renaissance to the present day, focusing on one painting by one of the world’s most famous, intriguing, and mysterious artists.” – Library Journal Reviewer: Nancy Norwood, curator of European art at ...
Walk in for English language learning. We accept all learners at their level, just walk in to Maplewood Community Library to start. Work on vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and reading in a comfortable, informal setting. Located at the Maplewood Community Library, 1111 Dewey Ave., Rochester, NY 14613. Contact NewAmerican@libraryweb.org for more information.
Meet us in the B-Hive on the 2nd floor in the Children’s Center on Tuesdays, October 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th from 2:00 until 3:00 p.m. to celebrate different aspects of writing with other writers! This program is best suited for ages 8-12. Registration is not required. For more information, please contact the Children's Center at 428-8150.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Taste two cookies and vote for the best. Will your favorite advance? (supplies limited) Families
Study for your Naturalization Exam through Zoom. This 90-minute class will cover Indigenous and Colonial history, Revolutionary, Constitional and new nation history, as well as the branches and levels of US government. We will focus on the terminology used with the N-400 form. This 15-week course will prepare you for your Naturalization Exam. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register ...
Leslie C. Youngblood, the author of Love Like Sky which adorns our Book Spine Mural, will be at the Arnett Branch Library on October 18 at 5:00pm. Her talk is one of several she is giving at local venues in October as part of the Greater Rochester Teen Read 2022! Leslie C. Youngblood received an MFA from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. A former assistant professor of creative writing at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, ...
Learn more about Rochester's earliest history and ghost stories!
Join us in conversation with popular CNN Anchor, Zain E. Asher, as she discusses her moving and inspiring memoir Where the Children Take Us. In Where the Children Take Us, Zain E. Asher, tells the story of her mother's harrowing fight to raise four children as a widowed immigrant in South London. There is tragedy in this tale, but it is not a tragedy. Drawing on tough-love parenting strategies, Obiajulu Ejiofor ...
Join us in conversation with popular CNN Anchor, Zain E. Asher, as she discusses her moving and inspiring memoir Where the Children Take Us. In Where the Children Take Us, Zain E. Asher, tells the story of her mother's harrowing fight to raise four children as a widowed immigrant in South London. There is tragedy in this tale, but it is not a tragedy. Drawing on tough-love parenting strategies, Obiajulu Ejiofor ...
The cannabis industry will require employees with diverse skill sets, from budtenders to chemists and everything in between. Come learn how your skills can be applied to this new and exciting industry! Formal program from 10am-noon with an open house format from noon to 2pm with potential employers.
Join us for open playtime in our newly renovated Secret Room each Wednesday from 11:00 until 12:00 p.m. This is best for children ages 2 – 5 years of age with a caregiver. For more information, please call the Children’s Center at 428-8150.
Homeschool families are welcome to utilize the library's community space for programs and activities .
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
We're getting ready for a Flat Stanley Adventures exchange with the kids at Douglass Branch Public Library. Stop in to create your Flat Stanley in October. In November, we'll send him off into the world for an adventure with a Douglass friend, and you can take THEIR Flat Stanley out for an adventure!
The book New Kid is about a 12-year-old boy named Jordan who loves to draw and wants to go to art school. His parents do not want him to become a cartoonist, so they send him to an upscale school away from his hometown. A lot of challenges are waiting for him to survive in the new school. Let’s&...
Whether you’re a beginner or a computer master young adult, you’re invited to join the GWC club (Fall Series) at the Central Library! Teens, grades 6-12 who sign up for this program will learn how to code from our fun online tutorials and activities that will help them build animations, games, apps, and more! GWC have tutorials in Scratch, Python, Swift, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Registration ...
Make your own pumpkin!
Part of the Greater Rochester Teen Read, come and meet Leslie Youngblood and get the chance to ask her questions about her novels Love Like Sky or Forever This Summer, as well as about being a published author! There will be a book signing, as well as books available to purchase. Snacks will be provided.
Bats are not scary Halloween animals! Come Zoom with us and learn more about these important, but misunderstood animals. Bats are pollinators just like bees. Dylan Horvath, Steward of Natural Areas at Binghamton University will talk about bat research, myths and behavior, and an overview of local species. This program is through Zoom. Once you are registered you will receive the Zoom link.
The 1932 Presidential election between Herbert Hoover and Franklin Delano Roosevelt saw the political climate shift from seven decades of Republican dominance. Many Americans blamed incumbent President Hoover’s domestic policies for the Great Depression and turned to FDR and his proposed New Deal. Mark Sample, History Professor at MCC will discuss the importance of this election.
The Reynolds Media Center and the Literature Division will be hosting a Zoom book discussion of Jason Mott's National Book Award-winning novel, Hell of a Book, the 2022 Rochester Reads! selection. Our discussion will join other activities in this annual city-wide tradition.
Answer questions in English. Comment about a story or pictures in English. Practice speaking English in a safe and patient environment on Zoom. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Start your day with a gentle class that adapts yoga poses with the use of a chair. This class cultivates awareness and relaxation through breath work and gentle stretches without the stress of getting up and down off the floor. Reserve a place for this free program by calling 428-8206 - recommended but not required.
Do you have a family member or friend who is currently in jail or prison? Are you experiencing collateral consequences of a past incarceration? Join us for a discussion of resources that can help reduce barriers faced by people leaving jail or prison. We’ll discuss key actions that one can take during and after incarceration to work toward a successful ...
Local poet and teacher Kitty Jospe selects a variety of poems to read and discuss each week. Come experience the magic that happens when we slow down to read poetry aloud in a relaxing setting.
Join us for a fun-filled family storytime! Bring your babies, toddles, & preschoolers to hear stories, sing songs & have screen-free play time!
Join the Children's Center on Thursday, October 20th from 1:00 until 2:00 p.m. in the B-Hive for a reading, discussion and a craft based around the book "Last Stop on Market Street"! After the reading, we will discuss your thoughts of the book and then do a craft based around the art seen in the book. This program is best suited for ages 6-12.
Walk in for English language learning. We accept all learners at their level, just walk in to Maplewood Community Library to start. Work on vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and reading in a comfortable, informal setting. Located at the Maplewood Community Library, 1111 Dewey Ave., Rochester, NY 14613. Contact NewAmerican@libraryweb.org for more information.
Are you reading a book? Come tell us about it and hear what others are reading. Spend 45 minutes quietly reading YOUR book and end the meeting with more chit chat. Our book club eliminates the two reasons you might not want to join - you don't have to add a book to your reading list and you don't ever have to read a book you don't like! ...
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Come to the library after school to play tabletop games every week. Be sure to leave your feedback about other activities you would enjoy at the library in the future.
Because of its contagious nature, Laughter Yoga is being practiced in more than 10,000 clubs worldwide. Stop in and see what the fun is all about! Kids Grades K-6
Directed by Carvin Eison (2000); Violence erupted at a street dance on a hot July night when a routine arrest took a turn for the worse—and ended when the National Guard was called to a northern city for the first time during the civil rights era. July ’64 gives voice to the people who lived it and tells the story of three days of conflict and unrest that altered the course of history in ...
Enjoy stories, songs and the secrets of the secret room with your little one! Join us in the Secret Room of the Central Library on Fridays, October 7, 14, 28 from 10:00-10:30 am, for an all-ages story time.
Answer questions in English. Comment about a story or pictures in English. Practice speaking English in a safe and patient environment on Zoom. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Join our bi-weekly books & more discussion sessions and flourish your love for reading and learning! Discussion topics range from YA classics, non-fiction to manga and graphic novels to poetry around the world. Registration is required. We meet in the B-hive meeting room on the 2nd floor at the Central Library. This event will be live stremmed as well. To attend via Zoom, you must ...
Stories, songs, action and more! For ages 2-6, siblings welcome.
Join the Children's Center in the Kate Gleason Auditorium on Saturday, October 22nd from 10:30 until 11:30 a.m. to learn about the quilts based around "The Quilt Story", written by Tony Johnston and illustrated by Tomie De Paola. The Genesee Country Village and Museum will use quilts to bring to life the touching story of a 19th century girl and her quilt.
Memoir can be written in many forms to captivate experience. Though the list essay is a contemporary style, it is not without antecedents, going back to 10th century Japan in “Pillow Talk.” In this class we will explore narrative, memory and reflections inside this form. This structural design will help us get a grip on our material and see how it all fits together. In this systematic narrative form we can find the ...
Practice floor, standing and balancing poses with plenty of modifications for individual needs. The class is intended to be enjoyable and accessible for all levels. Reserve a place for this free program by calling 428-8206 - recommended but not required.
Calling all ancestry seekers! Join us each month to share your questions and discoveries with fellow genealogists. Pick up pro tips from our featured monthly presenter and learn more about the resources that can help you uncover your own family's stories. This month's presenter is Cheryl Sampson, Watching the miniseries Roots was the genesis of Cheryl Sampson’s interest in genealogy. Her mother, Frances Garrett, started the process ...
Welcome back to a new season of Tabletop and Community Gaming at the Central Library!! Come join a safe, fun, creative, and welcoming environment full of adventure, mystery, action, and exploration. Veteran Dungeon Master running an open-ended freeform homebrew campaign that welcomes new and veteran players alike. An established and consistent group of players that have played together for years. Currently running Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition and run online using DnD Beyond to ...
Book talk on the topic of crime and policing by author Isaiah Rashad II. What is right and what is wrong? In this modern society of uncertainty these questions are answered through the real-life stories of murder, deception, and betrayal from the view of a gang member, United States Army Soldier, and Police Officer. You may discover what you believe to be wrong may be right.
Read, Sing, Dance and Play!
Want to improve your computer skills? Stop by to see the Library Assistant! She will field your beginner to intermediate tech questions and help you complete digital related tasks, such as: Create a Word document Check your email Search the web Manage phone apps Send pictures ... and much more! Walk in, or call the library to reserve a time!
Come to the Teen Central on Mondays betwwen 2-5 and learn how to sew, crochet/knit, or justhave fun making beading and other crafts while socializing with other teens in a safe and inclusive environment! If you have any questions, please email or call Faezeh at: teen.central@libraryweb.org - (585) 428-8451
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
It is almost time to celebrate holidays from around the world, so for India's Diwali festival, Let's create rangoli designs on paper.
Time to get crafty! For ages 5-12
Gather with people who share your interests and try new things! Whether it’s reading Manga, watching Anime, enjoying Japanese snacks, or cosplaying!
Give a short presentation in English. You can use the computer to show slides to talk about your topic. You will give a 5-minute presentation through Zoom. Watch other students give their presentations. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Enjoy stories, songs and the secrets of the secret room with your little one! Join us in the Secret Room of the Central Library on Mondays, October 3, 17, 24, 31 from 6:30-7:00 pm, for an all-ages story time. For the October 31st storytime, expect slightly spooky stories!
Did you know that you don't need to know HTML, CSS, or Java Script to make a website? Sign up for these classes and learn to make your own website with WordPress for *free! You'll learn how to set up your WordPress website and customize it for your local business website, E-Commerce site, a personal or a blog website. *Please note that you'll have to pay for your annual domain cost. There'...
Come join us for a story time and crafts during our new time! Location: Childrens Room
Story time will be held every Tuesday in the Children's section with Mr. Mark. Children ages 5 and under are welcome to come with their guardian or care giver. We will read, sing, and play to help our children learn new skills.
Kids and thier grownups can join us for story-times every Tuesday at 11:15 am during July 2022 and August 2022!
Join Miss Kim for stories, songs and more!
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. We will Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read. In Rhyme Time, which will take place at the Winton Branch Library, located at 611 N. Winton Rd on Tuesdays ...
Walk in for English language learning. We accept all learners at their level, just walk in to Maplewood Community Library to start. Work on vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and reading in a comfortable, informal setting. Located at the Maplewood Community Library, 1111 Dewey Ave., Rochester, NY 14613. Contact NewAmerican@libraryweb.org for more information.
Meet us in the B-Hive on the 2nd floor in the Children’s Center on Tuesdays, October 4th, 11th, 18th, and 25th from 2:00 until 3:00 p.m. to celebrate different aspects of writing with other writers! This program is best suited for ages 8-12. Registration is not required. For more information, please contact the Children's Center at 428-8150.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Taste the final two cookies and vote for the best. Which cookie will win? (supplies limited) Families
Study for your Naturalization Exam through Zoom. This 90-minute class will cover Indigenous and Colonial history, Revolutionary, Constitional and new nation history, as well as the branches and levels of US government. We will focus on the terminology used with the N-400 form. This 15-week course will prepare you for your Naturalization Exam. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register ...
We’ll share stories, songs, and fingerplays. Come to the Winton Branch Library on Tuesday afternoons at 4:00pm for a Preschool Story Time with Kathy Wolf. We’ll share stories, songs, and fingerplays to get kids interested in the wonders of literature. Pick up some tips on how to get your kids ready to read. This free program is geared toward families with children ages 3-5 and their grownups ...
Can you find the monster?
Join us for a captivating conversation with historical fiction writer Kate Quinn as she discusses her newest release, The Diamond Eye, and her other works. Quinn is the author of several New York Times bestsellers, including The Alice Network, The Huntress, and The Rose Code. Quinn’s latest book, The Diamond Eye, offers an unforgettable World War II tale of a quiet bookworm who becomes ...
Join us for a captivating conversation with historical fiction writer Kate Quinn as she discusses her newest release, The Diamond Eye, and her other works. Quinn is the author of several New York Times bestsellers, including The Alice Network, The Huntress, and The Rose Code. Quinn’s latest book, The Diamond Eye, offers an unforgettable World War II tale of a quiet bookworm who becomes ...
Join us for open playtime in our newly renovated Secret Room each Wednesday from 11:00 until 12:00 p.m. This is best for children ages 2 – 5 years of age with a caregiver. For more information, please call the Children’s Center at 428-8150.
Brownbag Book Discussion--Hour of the Witch Join us for a discussion of Hour of the Witch by Christ Bohjalian. Bring your lunch, and we will provide the coffee and goodies.. All are welcome and no registration is required. Copies of the book are available at the BLB Circulation Desk at the Central Library. For more information call: 428-8360.
Decorate three shatterproof 2 1/2” ornaments using the alcohol ink technique. The student takes home their completed ornaments along with handout of instructions! Please note that alcohol inks will stain clothing. Registration required. Call 428-8216.
JSY provides nutrition education for low-income New Yorkers and those participating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP. We also help people take full advantage of their local food banks and use their benefits at farmers markets, supermarkets and other healthy food outlets. Questions? Call (585)428-8218
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Whether you’re a beginner or a computer master young adult, you’re invited to join the GWC club (Fall Series) at the Central Library! Teens, grades 6-12 who sign up for this program will learn how to code from our fun online tutorials and activities that will help them build animations, games, apps, and more! GWC have tutorials in Scratch, Python, Swift, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Registration ...
Enjoy Halloween games, movie and snacks!
Answer questions in English. Comment about a story or pictures in English. Practice speaking English in a safe and patient environment on Zoom. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Start your day with a gentle class that adapts yoga poses with the use of a chair. This class cultivates awareness and relaxation through breath work and gentle stretches without the stress of getting up and down off the floor. Reserve a place for this free program by calling 428-8206 - recommended but not required.
Local poet and teacher Kitty Jospe selects a variety of poems to read and discuss each week. Come experience the magic that happens when we slow down to read poetry aloud in a relaxing setting.
Join us for a fun-filled family storytime! Bring your babies, toddles, & preschoolers to hear stories, sing songs & have screen-free play time!
Walk in for English language learning. We accept all learners at their level, just walk in to Maplewood Community Library to start. Work on vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and reading in a comfortable, informal setting. Located at the Maplewood Community Library, 1111 Dewey Ave., Rochester, NY 14613. Contact NewAmerican@libraryweb.org for more information.
Are you reading a book? Come tell us about it and hear what others are reading. Spend 45 minutes quietly reading YOUR book and end the meeting with more chit chat. Out book club eliminates the two reasons you might not want to join - you don't have to add a book to your reading list and you don't ever have to read a book you don't like! How ...
Come to the library after school to play tabletop games every week. Be sure to leave your feedback about other activities you would enjoy at the library in the future.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office assistance. 1 - on - 1 assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability. Recommend calling first.
Enjoy stories, songs and the secrets of the secret room with your little one! Join us in the Secret Room of the Central Library on Fridays, October 7, 14, 28 from 10:00-10:30 am, for an all-ages story time.
Parents and children ages 0-5 Join our group for play time and crafts!
Parents and children ages 0-5 Join our group for play time and crafts!
Answer questions in English. Comment about a story or pictures in English. Practice speaking English in a safe and patient environment on Zoom. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Become a member of the Teen Central Teen Advisory Board! Join and meet new people, discuss teen concerns, help develop library programs and services you would like to see in the library, and talk about books — all while earning volunteer credits and having fun. This is your chance to make a difference! If you are interested in joining our Teen Advisory Board, please register here and email Faezeh at: teen.central@libraryweb....
Practice floor, standing and balancing poses with plenty of modifications for individual needs. The class is intended to be enjoyable and accessible for all levels. Reserve a place for this free program by calling 428-8206 - recommended but not required.
Welcome back to a new season of Tabletop and Community Gaming at the Central Library!! Come join a safe, fun, creative, and welcoming environment full of adventure, mystery, action, and exploration. Veteran Dungeon Master running an open-ended freeform homebrew campaign that welcomes new and veteran players alike. An established and consistent group of players that have played together for years. Currently running Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition and run online using DnD Beyond to ...
Get Spooky at the Children’s Center for Halloween! Kick off the spooky festivities by getting your face painted at the Children’s Center with Just Clowning Around group The Pelcs! Take home your own balloon animal, and enjoy an early Halloween celebration by truck-or-treating around the Central Library. Enjoy some spooky stories after face painting at 2:30pm!
Enjoy spooky Halloween stories, songs and the secrets of the secret room with your little one! Join us in the Secret Room of the Central Library on Saturday, October 29th from 2:00-2:30 pm, for an all-ages story time.
Read, Sing, Dance and Play!
Want to improve your computer skills? Stop by to see the Library Assistant! She will field your beginner to intermediate tech questions and help you complete digital related tasks, such as: Create a Word document Check your email Search the web Manage phone apps Send pictures ... and much more! Walk in, or call the library to reserve a time!
Come to the Teen Central on Mondays betwwen 2-5 and learn how to sew, crochet/knit, or justhave fun making beading and other crafts while socializing with other teens in a safe and inclusive environment! If you have any questions, please email or call Faezeh at: teen.central@libraryweb.org - (585) 428-8451
Drop-in sessions or by appointment. *Drop-in sessions subject to libraraian availability. Start from scratch or build on what you already have
Gather with people who share your interests and try new things! Whether it’s reading Manga, watching Anime, enjoying Japanese snacks, or cosplaying!
Create candleholder pumpkin jars!
Give a short presentation in English. You can use the computer to show slides to talk about your topic. You will give a 5-minute presentation through Zoom. Watch other students give their presentations. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register for this class.
Enjoy stories, songs and the secrets of the secret room with your little one! Join us in the Secret Room of the Central Library on Mondays, October 3, 17, 24, 31 from 6:30-7:00 pm, for an all-ages story time. For the October 31st storytime, expect slightly spooky stories!
Did you know that you don't need to know HTML, CSS, or Java Script to make a website? Sign up for these classes and learn to make your own website with WordPress for *free! You'll learn how to set up your WordPress website and customize it for your local business website, E-Commerce site, a personal or a blog website. *Please note that you'll have to pay for your annual domain cost. There'...
Come join us for a story time and crafts during our new time! Location: Childrens Room
Story time will be held every Tuesday in the Children's section with Mr. Mark. Children ages 5 and under are welcome to come with their guardian or care giver. We will read, sing, and play to help our children learn new skills.
Kids and thier grownups can join us for story-times every Tuesday at 11:15 am during July 2022 and August 2022!
Bounces, Songs, and Shakers, Oh My! Rhyme Time is a program for very young children and their grownups to nurture pre-reading skills. Babies need words every day, and they need to play with language and sounds. We will Talk, Read, Sing, and Play, which are the building blocks to being ready to learn to read. In Rhyme Time, which will take place at the Winton Branch Library, located at 611 N. Winton Rd on Tuesdays ...
Walk in for English language learning. We accept all learners at their level, just walk in to Maplewood Community Library to start. Work on vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and reading in a comfortable, informal setting. Located at the Maplewood Community Library, 1111 Dewey Ave., Rochester, NY 14613. Contact NewAmerican@libraryweb.org for more information.
We’ll share stories, songs, and fingerplays. Come to the Winton Branch Library on Tuesday afternoons at 4:00pm for a Preschool Story Time with Kathy Wolf. We’ll share stories, songs, and fingerplays to get kids interested in the wonders of literature. Pick up some tips on how to get your kids ready to read. This free program is geared toward families with children ages 3-5 and their grownups ...
Study for your Naturalization Exam through Zoom. This 90-minute class will cover Indigenous and Colonial history, Revolutionary, Constitional and new nation history, as well as the branches and levels of US government. We will focus on the terminology used with the N-400 form. This 15-week course will prepare you for your Naturalization Exam. This course is free for Monroe County, NY residents. Email NewAmercians@libraryweb.org to register ...
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