Re-STEM-eron! In-Person

Join real scientists from Regeneron for stories and hands-on STEM fun!For children ages 5-8.Registration required.

Children's Program Room

Italian Conversation Group In-Person

Improve your Italian conversation skills with Luca Vuolo. Basic Italian needed to participate. Call (914)721-8218 for more information. This program takes place in person at the library. Please register below.

Local History Room

Library Closed

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Library Closed

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Mah Jongg Monday In-Person

Come and play Mah Jongg at the Greenburgh Public Library! Bring your friends or come alone and make some new ones. Bring your set or use ours for Chinese and/or American Mah Jongg.Mahjongg Open Play takes place on designated Mondays in the Multipurpose room. All levels ......More

Come and play Mah Jongg at the Greenburgh Public Library! Bring your friends or come alone and make some new ones. Bring your set or use ours for Chinese and/or American Mah Jongg.Mahjongg Open Play takes place on designated Mondays in the Multipurpose room. All levels are welcome, but basic Mah Jongg skills are needed to play!

Multipurpose Room

Library Board of Trustees Meeting In-Person

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Small Conference Room

Holocaust Art: This Happened Online

After the end of World War II, writers and philosophers maintained that the Nazi death camps defied representation; no art could ever do justice to the barbarity. Yet survivors have forced themselves to try to make sense of the horrors they endured— in literature, in mu......More

After the end of World War II, writers and philosophers maintained that the Nazi death camps defied representation; no art could ever do justice to the barbarity. Yet survivors have forced themselves to try to make sense of the horrors they endured— in literature, in music, and in visual art. And now, as Auschwitz recedes into the historical distance and the last survivors disappear, the world cannot afford to forget the legacy these artists have left. This virtual presentation with Art Educator Janet Mandel, will examine the remarkable work of several painters, some who survived and some who did not.

Stitchfest In-Person

Stitchfest is a free meet-up for knitters and crocheters of all skill levels.Stitchfesters gather together for fun, to learn, to admire finished projects, for inspiration, to get help with new skills, and to enjoy the company of other yarn enthusiasts. There is no regis......More

Stitchfest is a free meet-up for knitters and crocheters of all skill levels.Stitchfesters gather together for fun, to learn, to admire finished projects, for inspiration, to get help with new skills, and to enjoy the company of other yarn enthusiasts. There is no registration and no attendance requirements. We are very casual. If you can't make it at 2:30, come whenever you can. If you have to leave early, go ahead. The meet-up does end promptly at 4:30; therefore if you need help please come as close to 2:30 pm as possible. The Friends of the Library support Stitchfest and we have some supplies to get you started. If you are unsure if knitting or crocheting is the hobby for you don't go shopping yet. Instead, borrow the needles and yarn from the Library before you make an investment.Please join us-- everyone is welcome. And remember, there are no mistakes in knitting, just design considerations.Follow our Pinterest board at https://www.pinterest.com/greenburghlib/gpl-stitchfest/

Multipurpose Room

Level Up! Teen Video Game Club In-Person

Welcome to the Level Up! Teen Video Game Club where pixels come to life! Join us as we embark on epic quests, engage in thrilling multiplayer battles, and explore the vast gaming worlds together. Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting your gaming journey, our......More

Welcome to the Level Up! Teen Video Game Club where pixels come to life! Join us as we embark on epic quests, engage in thrilling multiplayer battles, and explore the vast gaming worlds together. Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting your gaming journey, our club has a place for you.We have Playstation 5, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox and plenty of games to choose from so come out and get your game on!Every other Thursday from 3 pm to 4:30 pm. No registration is necessary. For Grades 6-12

Teenburgh

Italian Conversation Group In-Person

Improve your Italian conversation skills with Luca Vuolo. Basic Italian needed to participate. Call (914)721-8218 for more information. This program takes place in person at the library. Please register below.

Local History Room

Opera Talk - Verdi's Aida In-Person / Online

Verdi's Aida has everything that makes a grand opera grand, as well as music that defines “sublime.” In the old days, there were those who measured an Aida production by the number and size of the live animals on stage. We will focus on the music, the voices, and the ge......More

Verdi's Aida has everything that makes a grand opera grand, as well as music that defines “sublime.” In the old days, there were those who measured an Aida production by the number and size of the live animals on stage. We will focus on the music, the voices, and the genius of Guiseppe Verdi, who was persuaded to return to composing by a grand occasion and the promise of a big payday. Aida made him the wealthiest composer in the world at the time. Join us on Zoom or in the Children's Program Room at 2 PM on Saturday, May 31st, when Opera Talk will celebrate one of the grandest operas of them all!Explore Medici.TV, the world’s premier resource for classical music programming: stunning live events from the world’s most prestigious halls, plus thousands of concerts, operas, ballets, jazz music, documentaries, and more in the video-on-demand catalogue! Medici.TV is now available to access with ANY Westchester Library card (library card number and four-digit PIN required).

Children's Program Room

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Musical Munchkins for Lap Babies - 20 months In-Person

Musical Munchkins for Lap Babies - 20 monthsTap your toes, clap your hands and sing along with Miss Eileen, the superstar of Musical Munchkins. The program will take place in the Multi-Purpose Room on the first floor of the library. Please enter your child's name when......More

Musical Munchkins for Lap Babies - 20 monthsTap your toes, clap your hands and sing along with Miss Eileen, the superstar of Musical Munchkins. The program will take place in the Multi-Purpose Room on the first floor of the library. Please enter your child's name when registering. Registration is required and only those registered will be admitted. Please cancel your registration if you are unable to attend to allow others to attend the class. Thank you for helping us make our programs enjoyable and safe for your children! The program is made possible by the Friends of the Greenburgh Library.

Multipurpose Room

Musical Munchkins for children 21 months to 36 months In-Person

Musical Munchkins for children 21 months to 36 monthsTap your toes, clap your hands and sing along with Miss Eileen, the superstar of Musical Munchkins. The program will take place in the Multi-Purpose Room on the first floor of the library. Please enter your child's ......More

Musical Munchkins for children 21 months to 36 monthsTap your toes, clap your hands and sing along with Miss Eileen, the superstar of Musical Munchkins. The program will take place in the Multi-Purpose Room on the first floor of the library. Please enter your child's name when registering. Registration is required and only those registered will be admitted. Please cancel your registration if you are unable to attend to allow others to attend the class. Thank you for helping us make our programs enjoyable and safe for your children! The program is made possible by the Friends of the Greenburgh Library.

Multipurpose Room

Diabetes Self-Management - Health for Life Program (HeLP) series In-Person

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person ses......More

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person sessions offers a sensible and enjoyable way to enhance your quality of life by showing you how to manage pre-diabetes and diabetes.The Health for Life Program (HeLP) workshop series follows a model developed at Stanford University’s School of Medicine, an internationally recognized and proven program that benefits participants. Workshops are facilitated by specially trained and certified volunteers, not necessarily health care professionals, but frequently people who are managing pre-diabetes or diabetes themselves. HeLP does not replace your healthcare team; rather, it enables you to work more effectively with health providers to enhance your health outcomes.The workshop series is guided by the book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions (5th edition), a copy of which will be provided for program participants. The book is also available to borrow through the Westchester Library System in print, e-book, and e-audiobook formats as well as in Spanish, Tomando Control de su Salud, in both print and ebook formats. See "attachments" below to download the workshop series syllabus. Registration is required and enrolls you in the full six-week series held on Mondays, June 2 through July 7. IMPORTANT NOTE: You must make every effort to attend ALL SIX weekly workshops, as the material covered builds upon the prior sessions. Additionally, the PARAMETERS OF THE LICENSE FOR THIS WORKSHOP REQUIRE PARTICIPANTS TO ATTEND AT LEAST FOUR SESSIONS, INCLUDING THE FIRST AND/OR SECOND SESSION. For additional information about this or other Health for Life (HeLP) programs, please reach out to Marikay Capasso, Program Administrator at Westchester County Dept. of Senior Programs and Services via phone (914-813-6427) or email: mqcq@westchestercountyny.gov.This workshop series is part of the Health for Life Program offered by the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services in partnership with Westchester Public Private Partnership for Aging Services, Westchester County Livable Communities, and the New York State Office for the Aging.

Small Conference Room

Diabetes Self-Management - Health for Life Program (HeLP) series In-Person

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person ses......More

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person sessions offers a sensible and enjoyable way to enhance your quality of life by showing you how to manage pre-diabetes and diabetes.The Health for Life Program (HeLP) workshop series follows a model developed at Stanford University’s School of Medicine, an internationally recognized and proven program that benefits participants. Workshops are facilitated by specially trained and certified volunteers, not necessarily health care professionals, but frequently people who are managing pre-diabetes or diabetes themselves. HeLP does not replace your healthcare team; rather, it enables you to work more effectively with health providers to enhance your health outcomes.The workshop series is guided by the book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions (5th edition), a copy of which will be provided for program participants. The book is also available to borrow through the Westchester Library System in print, e-book, and e-audiobook formats as well as in Spanish, Tomando Control de su Salud, in both print and ebook formats. See "attachments" below to download the workshop series syllabus. Registration is required and enrolls you in the full six-week series held on Mondays, June 2 through July 7. IMPORTANT NOTE: You must make every effort to attend ALL SIX weekly workshops, as the material covered builds upon the prior sessions. Additionally, the PARAMETERS OF THE LICENSE FOR THIS WORKSHOP REQUIRE PARTICIPANTS TO ATTEND AT LEAST FOUR SESSIONS, INCLUDING THE FIRST AND/OR SECOND SESSION. For additional information about this or other Health for Life (HeLP) programs, please reach out to Marikay Capasso, Program Administrator at Westchester County Dept. of Senior Programs and Services via phone (914-813-6427) or email: mqcq@westchestercountyny.gov.This workshop series is part of the Health for Life Program offered by the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services in partnership with Westchester Public Private Partnership for Aging Services, Westchester County Livable Communities, and the New York State Office for the Aging.

Small Conference Room

Diabetes Self-Management - Health for Life Program (HeLP) series In-Person

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person ses......More

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person sessions offers a sensible and enjoyable way to enhance your quality of life by showing you how to manage pre-diabetes and diabetes.The Health for Life Program (HeLP) workshop series follows a model developed at Stanford University’s School of Medicine, an internationally recognized and proven program that benefits participants. Workshops are facilitated by specially trained and certified volunteers, not necessarily health care professionals, but frequently people who are managing pre-diabetes or diabetes themselves. HeLP does not replace your healthcare team; rather, it enables you to work more effectively with health providers to enhance your health outcomes.The workshop series is guided by the book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions (5th edition), a copy of which will be provided for program participants. The book is also available to borrow through the Westchester Library System in print, e-book, and e-audiobook formats as well as in Spanish, Tomando Control de su Salud, in both print and ebook formats. See "attachments" below to download the workshop series syllabus. Registration is required and enrolls you in the full six-week series held on Mondays, June 2 through July 7. IMPORTANT NOTE: You must make every effort to attend ALL SIX weekly workshops, as the material covered builds upon the prior sessions. Additionally, the PARAMETERS OF THE LICENSE FOR THIS WORKSHOP REQUIRE PARTICIPANTS TO ATTEND AT LEAST FOUR SESSIONS, INCLUDING THE FIRST AND/OR SECOND SESSION. For additional information about this or other Health for Life (HeLP) programs, please reach out to Marikay Capasso, Program Administrator at Westchester County Dept. of Senior Programs and Services via phone (914-813-6427) or email: mqcq@westchestercountyny.gov.This workshop series is part of the Health for Life Program offered by the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services in partnership with Westchester Public Private Partnership for Aging Services, Westchester County Livable Communities, and the New York State Office for the Aging.

Small Conference Room

Diabetes Self-Management - Health for Life Program (HeLP) series In-Person

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person ses......More

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person sessions offers a sensible and enjoyable way to enhance your quality of life by showing you how to manage pre-diabetes and diabetes.The Health for Life Program (HeLP) workshop series follows a model developed at Stanford University’s School of Medicine, an internationally recognized and proven program that benefits participants. Workshops are facilitated by specially trained and certified volunteers, not necessarily health care professionals, but frequently people who are managing pre-diabetes or diabetes themselves. HeLP does not replace your healthcare team; rather, it enables you to work more effectively with health providers to enhance your health outcomes.The workshop series is guided by the book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions (5th edition), a copy of which will be provided for program participants. The book is also available to borrow through the Westchester Library System in print, e-book, and e-audiobook formats as well as in Spanish, Tomando Control de su Salud, in both print and ebook formats. See "attachments" below to download the workshop series syllabus. Registration is required and enrolls you in the full six-week series held on Mondays, June 2 through July 7. IMPORTANT NOTE: You must make every effort to attend ALL SIX weekly workshops, as the material covered builds upon the prior sessions. Additionally, the PARAMETERS OF THE LICENSE FOR THIS WORKSHOP REQUIRE PARTICIPANTS TO ATTEND AT LEAST FOUR SESSIONS, INCLUDING THE FIRST AND/OR SECOND SESSION. For additional information about this or other Health for Life (HeLP) programs, please reach out to Marikay Capasso, Program Administrator at Westchester County Dept. of Senior Programs and Services via phone (914-813-6427) or email: mqcq@westchestercountyny.gov.This workshop series is part of the Health for Life Program offered by the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services in partnership with Westchester Public Private Partnership for Aging Services, Westchester County Livable Communities, and the New York State Office for the Aging.

Small Conference Room

Diabetes Self-Management - Health for Life Program (HeLP) series In-Person

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person ses......More

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person sessions offers a sensible and enjoyable way to enhance your quality of life by showing you how to manage pre-diabetes and diabetes.The Health for Life Program (HeLP) workshop series follows a model developed at Stanford University’s School of Medicine, an internationally recognized and proven program that benefits participants. Workshops are facilitated by specially trained and certified volunteers, not necessarily health care professionals, but frequently people who are managing pre-diabetes or diabetes themselves. HeLP does not replace your healthcare team; rather, it enables you to work more effectively with health providers to enhance your health outcomes.The workshop series is guided by the book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions (5th edition), a copy of which will be provided for program participants. The book is also available to borrow through the Westchester Library System in print, e-book, and e-audiobook formats as well as in Spanish, Tomando Control de su Salud, in both print and ebook formats. See "attachments" below to download the workshop series syllabus. Registration is required and enrolls you in the full six-week series held on Mondays, June 2 through July 7. IMPORTANT NOTE: You must make every effort to attend ALL SIX weekly workshops, as the material covered builds upon the prior sessions. Additionally, the PARAMETERS OF THE LICENSE FOR THIS WORKSHOP REQUIRE PARTICIPANTS TO ATTEND AT LEAST FOUR SESSIONS, INCLUDING THE FIRST AND/OR SECOND SESSION. For additional information about this or other Health for Life (HeLP) programs, please reach out to Marikay Capasso, Program Administrator at Westchester County Dept. of Senior Programs and Services via phone (914-813-6427) or email: mqcq@westchestercountyny.gov.This workshop series is part of the Health for Life Program offered by the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services in partnership with Westchester Public Private Partnership for Aging Services, Westchester County Livable Communities, and the New York State Office for the Aging.

Small Conference Room

Diabetes Self-Management - Health for Life Program (HeLP) series In-Person

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person ses......More

Are you living with pre-diabetes or diabetes or caring for someone who is? This six-week series of small group sessions will HeLP you put life back into your life! Geared toward ages 55 and older and/or their caregivers, this series of six weekly 2.5-hour in-person sessions offers a sensible and enjoyable way to enhance your quality of life by showing you how to manage pre-diabetes and diabetes.The Health for Life Program (HeLP) workshop series follows a model developed at Stanford University’s School of Medicine, an internationally recognized and proven program that benefits participants. Workshops are facilitated by specially trained and certified volunteers, not necessarily health care professionals, but frequently people who are managing pre-diabetes or diabetes themselves. HeLP does not replace your healthcare team; rather, it enables you to work more effectively with health providers to enhance your health outcomes.The workshop series is guided by the book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions (5th edition), a copy of which will be provided for program participants. The book is also available to borrow through the Westchester Library System in print, e-book, and e-audiobook formats as well as in Spanish, Tomando Control de su Salud, in both print and ebook formats. See "attachments" below to download the workshop series syllabus. Registration is required and enrolls you in the full six-week series held on Mondays, June 2 through July 7. IMPORTANT NOTE: You must make every effort to attend ALL SIX weekly workshops, as the material covered builds upon the prior sessions. Additionally, the PARAMETERS OF THE LICENSE FOR THIS WORKSHOP REQUIRE PARTICIPANTS TO ATTEND AT LEAST FOUR SESSIONS, INCLUDING THE FIRST AND/OR SECOND SESSION. For additional information about this or other Health for Life (HeLP) programs, please reach out to Marikay Capasso, Program Administrator at Westchester County Dept. of Senior Programs and Services via phone (914-813-6427) or email: mqcq@westchestercountyny.gov.This workshop series is part of the Health for Life Program offered by the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services in partnership with Westchester Public Private Partnership for Aging Services, Westchester County Livable Communities, and the New York State Office for the Aging.

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