Events

The creators behind hit docu-concerts like The Simon & Garfunkel Story return with The Phil Collins Story, an immersive journey through his legendary career, from Genesis to Oscar-winning work. Featuring world-class talent, stunning visuals, and iconic music brought to life.

Stop by to have your blood pressure taken by a health professional on the third Wednesday of each month.

Directed by John Wilson, 2026, USA, Not Rated, 101 minutes After concluding his acclaimed HBO series How To with John Wilson, filmmaker John Wilson turns his idiosyncratic camera toward one of the most commonplace substances imaginable: concrete. Hoping to make his documentary more commercially a...

Having issues using the Libby app or navigating your cell phone, laptop, tablet, or the internet? Drop in to Tech Help @ The Library every Wednesday from 2pm-4pm. Want a guaranteed time for one-on-one help from a librarian? Call ahead to 315-735-2279 ext. 208 to sign up for your time slot. Please see our webpage for a full list of tasks we can help with!

Whether you're creating your first resume or looking for better results in your job search, learn all about how to make it work for you. Presented by First Choice Staffing.

Wednesday, Oct 21 4:00 pm -5:00 p.m All Ages Join COMHPS (COMmunity Health Promotion and Support) for some fun crafts to support mental health.

In person craft night with a festive feel. All materials supplied, free and open to all

Concerns about Social Security’s future, life expectancies and an aging population all increase the risk that retirees may outlive their savings if they depend primarily on government benefits. This public-service program is presented by John Kalil, FSCP®. Mr. Kalil brings more than 30 years of retirement income planning experience and has offered similar programs at many public libraries across upstate New York since 2014. This workshop is open to all. Registration is required. For more information, call 315-736-9734, extension 207 or stop by.

What does it mean to be an engaged citizen? Hear from Clinton Mayor Elizabeth Tantillo and Kirkland Town Supervisor Garry Colarusso. All are welcome to join this important conversation.

Directed by John Wilson, 2026, USA, Not Rated, 101 minutes After concluding his acclaimed HBO series How To with John Wilson, filmmaker John Wilson turns his idiosyncratic camera toward one of the most commonplace substances imaginable: concrete. Hoping to make his documentary more commercially a...

This program is geared towards patrons 18 years of age and older with sensory issues, those on the autism spectrum, or those who have other specific needs. Join us for a sensory-friendly movie viewing of Hotel Transylvania (2012). Dracula's plans to host a monsters-only celebration for his daughter Mavis' birthday are complicated when an ordinary human unwittingly checks in at the luxurious Hotel Transylvania and falls for Drac's daughter. This film is rated PG and has a runtime of 91 minutes.

Join us in the children's room to make Halloween themed crafts. Supplies and instructions will be available from 12 noon to 8pm.

Are you an Apple product user in the Utica/Rome area or western Mohawk Valley of Central NY? Then welcome to the online home of UAUG, a group of people who, like you, want to get the most out of using their computers and devices made by Apple. Eleven months out of the year, we meet to discuss and learn about our Apple products and the software and peripherals that can be used with them. When we aren’t meeting, we stay in touch through our forum website on Discord.com where members (and only members--no outsiders) ask questions, get answers, and find exclusive deals for user group members. We hope to see you in person at the library, but if you can't make it and want to view the presentation remotely and aren't on Discord yet or have questions about becoming a UAUG member, email us at upstateappleusersgroup@gmail.com for assistance.

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.

Thursday October 22nd 5:00 pm Ages 10-17 Adopt a rat plushie and pick out all the accessories to dress it! Pick from a variety of costumes and then take it home in its special carrier! #10 spots available. Please register in person 15 minutes before start of the program.

The Annual Halloween Trail will take place on Thursday, October 22nd, with a few new (community-requested) tweaks! For Stations: Station registration is now open! Join us as a group/organization/business or as a volunteer individual for another year of creating Halloween magic together as a community! Please read the form for details and register HERE. For Guests: - This trail is geared towards elementary school-aged children, Pre-K - 5th grade. Younger guests are welcome, and 6th & 7th graders can participate as kids in costumes or register as a volunteer and help out. - Coming Soon Register for a time to walk the trail. If you are not registered, you can wait for an open time at either 7:20 pm or 7:40 pm. Please note, there is a maximum of 25 people per time-slot, and children must be accompanied by a caregiver. - Costumes are encouraged and part of the fun! Just keep them in the E for Everyone range: no gore, blood, weapons, or nightmare-inducing items. - The trail will wind a path through the inside of the library and (weather permitting) exit through the gardens. - New this year! The Boy Scouts will host their Scary Trail along Owen's Nature Trail. This is a great option for those who do enjoy a good scare! Walk this trail in addition to the community trail inside the library, or choose which option best works for you.

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Pick up copies at the library and start reading this month's book club pick. We'll discuss the book on this date!

This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by CNY Arts.

Please join us for BYOB (Bring Your Own Book) Book Club on the fourth Thursday of the month to discuss the book you are currently reading or any book you have recently read and enjoyed. This is an informal gathering to meet other book lovers to both give and get suggestions of books to read. Feel free to stay the whole time or just drop by. *Please note that we will meet on the THIRD Thursday in November and will NOT meet in December. *

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At the time, church leaders grappled with how scripture guided Christians on slavery, whether there was a moral imperative to act, or whether the issue was outside the church's purview all together. Presented by Steve Smits, a retired director of Central New York Developmental Disabilities Services Offices and president of the Town of Western Historical Society and sponsored by the Clinton Area Ministerium.

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This trail time does not require registration. A maximum of 30 people will be able to enter at this time. Children must be accompanied by a caregiver. Click Here for Full Event Details

This trail time does not require registration. A maximum of 30 people will be able to enter at this time. Children must be accompanied by a caregiver. Click Here for Full Event Details

Mark your calendars for a wonderful Story Hour! Hosted by the Boonville NY Lions Club, this special event will feature a fantastic story and a fun activity for the kids. We can’t wait to see you there! So, make plans to join us for a great time!

Activities encourage language development, fine and gross motor skills, problem-solving skills, and social interaction! Older siblings are welcome.

A Lunch and Learn with Jessica and Amy to prepare for the holidays with loved ones dealing with dementia. This program is open to the public, and no registration is needed. For more information, contact Christina at (315) 736-9734 ext. 214 or at cpaniccia@midyork.org.

Join us and walk away with a beautiful piece of holiday art. All materials provided. Class size is limited and registration is required. Please call 315-733-1535 to register.