Events

Join us on the third Saturday of each month for a free movie. All movies will be rated PG to R and meant for adult audiences. For full movie details, please visit whitesborolibrary.org, call 315-736-9734, ext. 207 or stop by the library.

This event is for teens who need volunteer hours for honor society or other organizations, or teens who want to try volunteering without making a long-term commitment. Past volunteer activities include: assembling craft kits, dusting shelves, making book displays, painting boxes, organizing and labeling books, and more. You do not need to be an established volunteer or fill out paperwork for this event. Please contact smarkham@midyork.org with any questions.

The Met: Live in HD Macbeth Verdi Oct. 17, 2026, 1 p.m. Sinnott Family–Bank of Utica Auditorium $32 Members | $26 General Public | $16 Students Two of opera’s most extraordinary artists return to The Met: Live in HD for Verdi’s thrilling take on the immortal Shakespearean tale ...

Create your own beautiful chili bowl with Amy Williams. Materials supplied. Registration required.

 Late Nite Catechism takes audiences back to the classroom in this hilarious interactive show. The lively Sister turns the audience into her students, rewarding right answers with rosaries and saint cards while keeping everyone on their toes.

Get ready to rock—Appetite for Voltage (A4V) is the ultimate tribute to the thunderous anthems of Guns N’ Roses and AC/DC, delivering a high-voltage performance that brings every riff, scream, and solo roaring back to life. This isn’t just a cover band—it’s a full-throttle rock and roll experience. Appetite for Voltage recreates every song note-for-note, from iconic chart-topping hits to the deep cuts true die-hard fans know by heart. With an unwavering dedication to authenticity, A4V captures the raw power, energy, and attitude that made these legendary bands arena icons.Forgoing wigs and gimmicks, Appetite for Voltage lets the music speak for itself—staying true to the unmistakable sound while pouring passion and precision into every performance. Their commitment to emulating the music and honoring the craft makes them a must-see for any rock fan. Don’t miss a night of pure, electrifying rock. Presented by Entertainment Services NY and WDI Artist Management. Doors Open at 6:00 PM, Showtime 7:00 PM Purchase tickets here.

13 treat stations, Creepy Crawly Corner, music, dance performances, local vendors, keeper talks and food trucks. Free shuttles from Parkway Rec Center and MVCC A1 lot.

Patrons may drop in any time during our tech help hours for assistance with phones, ipads, etc.

We've got a group meeting on Mondays at 10am -- stop by and meet them if you'd like to join!

Enjoy a 60-minute Tai Chi class open to all.

Monday October 19th 10:30 am Ages 5 and under. Enjoy stories and songs to get you moving. We will be joined by special instruction teachers to help us wiggle! This storytime is brought to us by the Oneida County Special Children's Services.

Kids will have the opportunity to spend time outdoors listening to stories, exploring nature, playing games, creating crafts, and simply enjoying the library's lawn and gardens.

Test your creativity at our Lego Club! Take on our weekly challenge, or make your own creation. All Legos are provided!

Monday October 19th 5:00 pm For ages 6-12. Free build or take on this month's themed challenge: Outdoors October!

Bills 5:30 p.m.; Regular Session 6:00 p.m.

Join us for our Tiny Art reception in The Library's Lobby! Art will be on display from October 15-November 20.

Yoga is a system of techniques that allows individuals to nourish themselves from the inside and connect to the body’s innate intelligence. Through slow, mindfulness-based movements and intentional breathing, yoga helps us take agency over our state of being, which in turn helps us naturally manage the inevitable highs and lows of the human experience. No experience is needed to join. Please bring your own mat, water, and towel if needed. Free and open to the public. Please register online or by calling 315-735-2279. Limited spots are available.

Join the Basloe Book Club for an author talk! The club is being joined for a discussion with local author Michael J. Misiaszek. The October book is "Delicious!" by Ruth Reichl.

Current job listings are online through the OPWDD website.

Tuesdays 10:30 am Ages 5 and under Visit us on Tuesday mornings for stories, songs, fingerplays and crafts. * Kindly note there will be no storytime for Sept 1 or Sept 8.* There are 25 spots available for this storytime.

Book Club Art Cure: The Science of How the Arts Save Lives by Daisy Fancourt Daytime Session: Tuesday, Oct. 20, 11 a.m. Location: Art Research Library, 510 Henry St., Utica, N.Y. 13502 About the Book A groundbreaking exposé showing how the arts—alongside diet, sleep, exercise and ...

Please join us on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 11:00 AM for a discussion about reading, collecting, buying & everything in between. Each month we will have a different topic or topics for discussion. No registration required. For more information, contact Jenee at (315) 736-9734 ext. 203 or at jgerardo@midyork.org.

The NYS Department of Civil Service Centers for Careers in Government provides workshops throughout the region to demystify the civil service merit system, educate the public on how to navigate pathways into state jobs, civil service exams, the NY HELPS program and more!

Tuesdays and Thursdays 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm Ages 4-16 Enjoy a healthy snack after school while you hang out at the Library.

Each meeting features a fun theme. Discover new reads, share your favorites, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Two nights a month and once on a Saturday, the library encourages patrons ages eight and up to turn off their TVs, smartphones, computers, and video games and join others at the library to play board games and card games. We call this Unplug & Play, and we hold it regularly on the FIRST THURSDAY, the SECOND SATURDAY, and the THIRD TUESDAY of each month. The library has a large collection of games to choose from, and participants are also encouraged to bring games of their own they might like to play or share. We also feature a collection of 100+ games for all ages that may be checked out and taken home or played in the library. More information is on the "GAMES" page on the library's website: https://sites.google.com/midyork.org/ro-games/home

Join us for an evening filled with pumpkin stories, silly games, & pumpkin painting! Kids ages 3-8 will decorate their very own little pumpkin to take home. Registration appreciated, walk-ins welcome!

Amy was originally scheduled to exhibit her work at the library in 2025, but health challenges prevented her from doing so. After her passing in April 2026, her sister, Cindy, wanted the community where Amy grew up to have the opportunity to see and appreciate her work. This special exhibit brings Amy’s quilts home to the community. Please join us for a reception celebrating Amy’s talent and work on Thursday, October 1, at 6:00 p.m.

Navigating VA benefits can feel overwhelming but it doesn’t have to be. Join Marine Corps veteran and accredited National Veterans Service Officer Richard Buck for an informative and approachable session designed to help veterans and their families better understand the benefits available to them. This program will cover key areas including healthcare, disability compensation, pension benefits, and more, along with guidance on how to begin the application process and avoid common pitfalls. Whether you’re newly exploring your eligibility or have questions about benefits you may already receive, this is a valuable opportunity to get clear, reliable information from a knowledgeable source. Registration is required. Please call 315-736-9734, extension 207 or stop by the library.

Open to all who want a starting place to learn about the LGBTQIA+ community and ask questions.