The Phillis Wheatley Community Library is an ultra-modern building designed by architect James H. Johnson. It was built in 1971 and is handicapped accessible.
The library is named for Phillis Wheatley (c. 1753 – December 5, 1784). She was the first published African-American woman and first published African-American poet. The library services a predominantly African-American population and the multicultural historic Cornhill neighborhood bordering the library.
Branch Supervisor: Lori Frankunas
33 Dr Samuel McCree Way
Rochester, NY 14608
(585) 428-8212
Bus Lines:
15
17
| Monday | 11:00 am – 7:00 pm |
| Tuesday | 11:00 am – 6:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 11:00 am – 7:00 pm |
| Thursday | 11:00 am – 6:00 pm |
| Friday | 11:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| Saturday | 10:00 am – 2:00 pm |
| Sunday | Closed |
Open to the public for browsing, research, copying, faxing, printing, and computer access. Curbside service available during open hours. Request materials through the curbside pickup form, or call (585) 428-8212.
“Safe to Be Smart” Program – Activities and services geared toward youth from 3 – 6 pm, or after school.
Storywalk – Read and play on playful sidewalks along the way to the library entrance. Our story walk story is changed on a monthly basis with award winning stories and stories written by local school children. Storywalk is accessible even when the library is closed.
Public Food Forest Garden – The garden landscape of the library building is comprised of local edible plants and 12 raised bed giving gardens. The community is welcome to help out in the garden on Wednesdays during the growing season and to harvest what grows in the garden. For more information and events check out the Phillis Wheatley Library Public Food Forest Garden group on Facebook.
Digital Literacy – Free computer support and computer-related assistance. Learn basic computer skills and how to use Microsoft or Google products. Get assistance creating or updating your resume, applying for jobs or benefits online and much more. This service is provided by Literacy Volunteers of Rochester, Inc.
After school tutoring for children, 1st through 6th grade, is offered 2 days a week, September – June. TASC tutoring is available. Please call the library for dates and times.
The Nancy Evelyn Brandon meeting room seats 110 and is frequently used by community groups and other non-profit organizations, who may book the room for free. The room is also available to for-profit organizations, for whom a $30 fee applies. Call staff at (585) 428-8212 for additional details.
The Phillis Wheatley Community Library maintains 34 computers with Internet access for adults, young adults, and children. Printing is available from all computers, with color prints at $.50/page, and black and white at $.25 cents/page.
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!
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
After a busy day in school, can you spend some time with the teen Librarian to decorate teen's area for winter.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
Gather with people who share your interests and try new things! Whether it’s reading Manga, watching Anime, enjoying Japanese snacks, or cosplaying!
Let's talk about healthy relationships (includes a neighbor, a teacher or a friend at school)
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.
Learn how to play chess. Ages 10-12.
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.
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 ...
Kids and thier grownups can join us for story-times every Tuesday at 11:15 am during July 2022 and August 2022!
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office help provided by a Digital Literacy volunteer. One-on-one assistance.
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.
After a busy day in school, can you spend some time with the teen Librarian to decorate teen's area for winter.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
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 ...
Find all the snowflakes!
Join us for an exciting virtual chat with the highly-acclaimed and award winning novelist Geraldine Brooks in conversation about her most recent New York Times bestselling novel Horse. Brooks braids a sweeping story of spirit, obsession, and injustice across American history. Kentucky, 1850. An enslaved groom named Jarret and a bay foal forge a bond of understanding that will carry the horse to record-setting victories across the South. When the nation ...
Unwind your day, relax, and color. All materials provided. At the beginning of the month, themed based packets are available. Supplies are limited.
Do you enjoy anime and manga? then this club is for you! Join Mr. Isaac to watch some anime, check out our manga collection, and make new friends.
After a busy day in school, can you spend some time with the teen Librarian to decorate teen's area for winter.
Meet waterfowl in person, domesticated ducks and geese, and learn about wild ocean dwelling birds such as sandpipers, seagulls, cranes, and even flamingos! Ecology, habitat, and biology of sea birds will be covered as well as interacting with the live ducks and geese and learning about their unique morphology. Birds who live in or near water possess certain adaptations that allow them to survive. Learn about endangered species and conservation, things you can do to ...
Candles may be dipped or molded. The sky's the limit! Many vegetable waxes to choose from, including natural white and yellow beeswax. Participants choose scent and colors. Candles ready to give as gifts or enjoy at home. Supplies Limited
Create a winter craft or maybe a small gift for someone.
Come join us and local artist Nitza Nater for a fun night of watercolor art! Registration is required, as spots are limited. Refreshments will be provided. Craft a cute wintery mitten theme to adorn your home or give as a gift for the holidays. *Participants must be of adult age or a teen accompanied by an adult*
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.
Stop by and hear some holiday classics every Thursday at noon the entire month of December! Location: Childrens Room
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.
Stop by on Thursdays in December for a friendly game of chess. Build better brain function and increase memory. Beginners are welcome to watch, learn or play.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
After a busy day in school, can you spend some time with the teen Librarian to decorate teen's area for winter.
Are you interested in writing? Want help figuring out where to start? Have you been writing for years and need help taking the next step? Do you want to know more about how to write short stories, poetry, non-fiction, longer novels, and or lyrics? Come to our Creative Writing Program and; Share your ideas Ask for advice and opinions. Enjoy an open safe place. Run by a creative writing graduate.
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.
Get tested and consult with an Audiologist onsite to have your questions answered about general hearing health, hearing aid technology, and hearing protection for loud noise environments. This is a basic hearing screening provided by Rochester Hearing and Speech Center. Hearing information will be provided.
Join us for an online chat with bestselling author Fredrik Backman as we discuss his outstanding body of work, including his breathtaking new novel, The Winners, the third installment of the Beartown series. In the beautifully written Beartown—which inspired the HBO series of the same name—a small town obsessed with the local junior hockey team is rocked by a shocking act of violence. As accusations and ...
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!
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
Join Monroe County's Department of Environmental Services Environmental Educator Meagan Evans-Saurini to get tips and pointers on recycling. Bring your questions and your curiosity so you can know how to help protect our special planet!
Gather with people who share your interests and try new things! Whether it’s reading Manga, watching Anime, enjoying Japanese snacks, or cosplaying!
Choose from a selection of one of our new games or play one of the oldies but goodies.
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.
The Monroe County Department of Public Health will have a table set up in the library with information on childhood lead poisoning prevention and resources for parents and community members. While Lead based paint, dust, and soil remain the greatest exposure source of lead to the children in our community, other materials containing lead are readily available and may also contribute to lead exposures in children and adults. Such sources include toys, food/spices, medicines ...
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.
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 ...
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!
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office help provided by a Digital Literacy volunteer. One-on-one assistance.
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. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
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 ...
The Monroe County Department of Public Health will have a table set up in the library with information on childhood lead poisoning prevention and resources for parents and community members. While Lead based paint, dust, and soil remain the greatest exposure source of lead to the children in our community, other materials containing lead are readily available and may also contribute to lead exposures in children and adults. Such sources include toys, food/spices, medicines ...
You’re invited to explore early-American history during an online afternoon conversation with Pulitzer Prize winning historian Nicole Eustace as she discusses her 2022 award winning book Covered With Night: A Story of Murder and Indigenous Justice in Early America. On the eve of a major treaty conference between Haudenosaunee leaders and European colonists in the distant summer of 1722, two white fur traders attacked an Indigenous hunter and left him for dead near ...
Just Say Yes 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
Do you enjoy anime and manga? then this club is for you! Join Mr. Isaac to watch some anime, check out our manga collection, and make new friends.
A graphic novel “Class Act” by Jerry Craft is the sequence of “New kid.” You already participated in the book discussion of the New Kid in the past month. Let us discuss why does the author writes a sequence book?
Create a winter craft or maybe a small gift for someone.
Registration required for beginners ONLY. No registration required for experienced knitters. All levels welcome. Bring something to knit or knit-along with us!
Read, Sing, and Make a Craft!
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.
The Monroe County Department of Public Health will have a table set up in the library with information on childhood lead poisoning prevention and resources for parents and community members. While Lead based paint, dust, and soil remain the greatest exposure source of lead to the children in our community, other materials containing lead are readily available and may also contribute to lead exposures in children and adults. Such sources include toys, food/spices, medicines ...
Stop by and hear some holiday classics every Thursday at noon the entire month of December! Location: Childrens Room
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.
Stop by on Thursdays in December for a friendly game of chess. Build better brain function and increase memory. Beginners are welcome to watch, learn or play.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
Curl up with cocoa and a movie!
Join us in a night of holiday fun! We'll have cookie decorating, crafts, card making, hot chocolate and more! Ugly sweaters are encouraged but not required. Location: Childrens Room
Celebrate the holiday season by making your own gingerbread house at the Sully Branch Library Thursday, December 15th 4:00-5:00pm This is a family program, and we welcome gingerbread architects of all ages. All you need to do is show up with your imagination! Space and supplies are limited, so we encourage reservations for groups of six or more.
Are you interested in writing? Want help figuring out where to start? Have you been writing for years and need help taking the next step? Do you want to know more about how to write short stories, poetry, non-fiction, longer novels, and or lyrics? Come to our Creative Writing Program and; Share your ideas Ask for advice and opinions. Enjoy an open safe place. Run by a creative writing graduate.
The Monroe County Department of Public Health will have a table set up in the library with information on childhood lead poisoning prevention and resources for parents and community members. While Lead based paint, dust, and soil remain the greatest exposure source of lead to the children in our community, other materials containing lead are readily available and may also contribute to lead exposures in children and adults. Such sources include toys, food/spices, medicines ...
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.
The Monroe County Department of Public Health will have a table set up in the library with information on childhood lead poisoning prevention and resources for parents and community members. While Lead based paint, dust, and soil remain the greatest exposure source of lead to the children in our community, other materials containing lead are readily available and may also contribute to lead exposures in children and adults. Such sources include toys, food/spices, medicines ...
The Monroe County Department of Public Health will have a table set up in the library with information on childhood lead poisoning prevention and resources for parents and community members. While Lead based paint, dust, and soil remain the greatest exposure source of lead to the children in our community, other materials containing lead are readily available and may also contribute to lead exposures in children and adults. Such sources include toys, food/spices, medicines ...
The Monroe County Department of Public Health will have a table set up in the library with information on childhood lead poisoning prevention and resources for parents and community members. While Lead based paint, dust, and soil remain the greatest exposure source of lead to the children in our community, other materials containing lead are readily available and may also contribute to lead exposures in children and adults. Such sources include toys, food/spices, medicines ...
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!
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
Choose from a selection of one of our new games or play one of the oldies but goodies.
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.
Learn how to play chess. Ages 10-12.
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.
This book discusion group meets via zoom. Please email charlotte.programs@libraryweb.org for zoom link.
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 ...
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!
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office help provided by a Digital Literacy volunteer. One-on-one assistance.
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.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
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 ...
Stop in after school to enjoy a snack AND a continuing read aloud!
Visit with Food Link at this free cooking workshop, taste a healthy recipe and learn something new. Everyone is welcome!
Do you enjoy anime and manga? then this club is for you! Join Mr. Isaac to watch some anime, check out our manga collection, and make new friends.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
Stop in after school to enjoy a snack AND a continuing read aloud!
We will decorate and eat holiday cookies, maybe we will even sing a few holiday songs. Fa la la la la la!
Decorate cookies, make a craft, watch Charlie Brown!
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.
Stop by and hear some holiday classics every Thursday at noon the entire month of December! Location: Childrens Room
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.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
Stop by on Thursdays in December for a friendly game of chess. Build better brain function and increase memory. Beginners are welcome to watch, learn or play.
Stop in after school to enjoy a snack AND a continuing read aloud!
Are you interested in writing? Want help figuring out where to start? Have you been writing for years and need help taking the next step? Do you want to know more about how to write short stories, poetry, non-fiction, longer novels, and or lyrics? Come to our Creative Writing Program and; Share your ideas Ask for advice and opinions. Enjoy an open safe place. Run by a creative writing graduate.
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.
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!
Looking for an excuse to get out of the ouse over the school break? Stop in at Sully! For Families
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.
Join Miss Kim for stories, songs and more!
Looking for an excuse to get out of the house over the school break? Stop in at Sully! Families are invited to play BINGO and winners get to select a book from the prize cart! For Families
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office help provided by a Digital Literacy volunteer. One-on-one assistance.
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.
Enjoy a hot cocoa and cookies with a movie!
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
Call your friends to get out of their houses in this chilly winter and relieve their stress by playing UNO card game in the library.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
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 ...
Make a yarn-wrapped Kinara
Enjoy a hot cocoa and cookies with a movie!
Enjoy your Christmas break by watching a movie in the community room. If you have any recommendations, that would be appreciated. Snacks will be served. Limited supplies.
What will be the activity of the day?!
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
Looking for an excuse to get out of the house over the school break? Stop in at Sully for a kid-friendly movie. We'll even make the popcorn! For families
Read a story to a dog! Bring your own book or read one of ours. Book loving dogs from the RocDog visit the Arnett Branch Library on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Reading to calm, trained dogs who love to listen is a great way for kids to build confidence reading out loud. This program is for kids 12 and under. For more information, please call 428-8214 or stop by the Arnett Branch Library.
Read, Sing, and Make a Craft!
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.
Stop by and hear some holiday classics every Thursday at noon the entire month of December! Location: Childrens Room
Looking for an excuse to get out of the house over the school break? Stop in at Sully to get crafty! For Families
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.
Drop-in sessions or by appointment - *Drop-in sessions subject to librarian availability* - We Recommend calling first. Get assistance creating a resume from scratch, from a template or updating an existing resume.
Email, device, and beginner Microsoft Office Assistance. Drop-in sessions or by appointment. Please note *Drop-in sessions are subject to the librarian availability. We recommend calling first*
Stop by on Thursdays in December for a friendly game of chess. Build better brain function and increase memory. Beginners are welcome to watch, learn or play.
Looking for an excuse to get out of the house over the school break? Stop in at Sully for a kid-friendly movie. We'll even make the popcorn! For families
Are you interested in writing? Want help figuring out where to start? Have you been writing for years and need help taking the next step? Do you want to know more about how to write short stories, poetry, non-fiction, longer novels, and or lyrics? Come to our Creative Writing Program and; Share your ideas Ask for advice and opinions. Enjoy an open safe place. Run by a creative writing graduate.
Come take a fun-silly photo and enjoy a snack. Let's share how 2022 has been for you!
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.
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