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Give a costume a second Halloween. Costumes are free and available while supplies last. Every program at the library is free and open to all, made possible by the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, donors, and library resources.

Every program at the library is free and open to all, made possible by the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, donors, and library resources.

Kids ages 5 and up will enjoy a mix of history , crafts , and a special snack as we get to know Caroline and the world she lived in. And there’s an extra surprise! One lucky participant will be chosen at random to be the very first person to borrow Caroline from the library. Come meet Caroline, make something fun, learn a little history, and maybe be the first to take our newest American Girl doll home! REGISTRATION REQUIRED Every program at the library is free and open to all, made possible by the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, donors, and library resources.

Give a costume a second Halloween. Costumes are free and available while supplies last. Every program at the library is free and open to all, made possible by the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, donors, and library resources.

This relaxed gathering is a chance to meet new people, share stories, and enjoy good company. There?s no agenda and no pressure, just neighbors catching up. No registration required just come in, make a cup of coffee, and hang out! Every program at Your Library is free and open to all, made possible by the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, donors, and library resources.

Join Miss Amy for a joyful storytime filled with stories, songs, movement, and a simple craft. Designed for children ages 0 to 5 and their caregivers, this interactive program builds early literacy skills like listening, vocabulary, and print awareness while also encouraging social skills such as taking turns, following routines, and participating in a group. A fun and friendly way to learn, play, and connect together. Registration is not required.

Give your brain a workout while having fun and connecting with friends! Each month, Brain Power Hour explores a different aspect of brain fitness, such as memory, observation, language, logic, creativity, and problem-solving. Sessions include brain teasers, games, puzzles, group challenges, interesting facts about how our brains work, and plenty of opportunities to reminisce and share. You don't have to be good at puzzles, and there are no tests or grades. Just come ready to think, laugh, and have a good time! New theme each month. Join us for one session or come to both! Please note: This program is for general brain health and enrichment. It is not intended as therapy or for individuals with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. If you are seeking programs designed for adults living with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, we encourage you look into the following local resource: Central NY Chapter of Alzheimer's Association Every program at the library is free and open to all, made possible by the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, donors, and library resources.

This class is for all levels - start the path to increasing flexibility, strength, and balance/stability today. No floor work required! Perfect for anyone looking to stay active and reduce stress in a supportive environment. Free and open to the public. NO registration required.

Rain or shine, we'll walk indoors in the Community Room! Walk at your own pace. Enjoy friendly conversation. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a water bottle! Questions? Call us at 315-363-5980 or email sherrill@midyork.org By participating in this program you take full responsibility for permission from a health care provider and the library assumes no liability associated with the risks of physical exercise.

Join Miss Amy every Thursday from 3:45 to 4:45 for Tween Writer's Club! This ongoing writing club will apply techniques to help tweens develop skills to write short stories, memoirs, poetry and more! Snacks will be served!

Your résumé isn't the only thing employers may see when they're considering you for a job. In today's job search, your online presence can make a first impression before you ever walk through the door. Join First Choice Staffing for a practical, hands-on workshop covering LinkedIn, social media, and your digital footprint - without all the corporate jargon. We'll cover: How to build a LinkedIn profile that actually helps your job search What employers are looking for when they find you online Writing a better LinkedIn headline and "About" section Using keywords to help the right employers find you What to do (and what to think twice about) when it comes to social media How to Google yourself and see what a potential employer sees Using LinkedIn to network without feeling like you're bothering people Simple ways to make your online presence work for you instead of against you Bring your phone or laptop! We'll spend part of the workshop making real-time updates and improvements to your online presence. You don't need to be a LinkedIn expert — or even like LinkedIn. The goal is simply to make it easier for the right employer to find you and understand what you bring to the table. Every program at the library is free and open to all, made possible by the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, donors, and library resources. Program Disclaimer: Library sponsorship of a program does not constitute endorsement of the content or views expressed by presenters or participants.

Choose one. Read it. Join the conversation. The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin by Walter Isaacson The First American by H.W. Brands New Members are always 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.

You'll transform these simple materials into an adorable black cat perched on a branch, perfect for adding a little spooky fun to your fall décor. Come get creative and make your own cat to take home! All supplies provided. Registration is limited to 20 participants. Every program at the library is free and open to all, made possible by the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, donors, and library resources.

We'll talk about the book, take a flashlight tour of the library after dark, and enjoy some fun surprises along the way. The Haunted Library is a short chapter book recommended for ages 6–9. This program is intended for ages 5–10 with one or more grown-ups. Pajamas are encouraged! Registration is limited to 10 families. You only need to register your family as a group. Copies of the book are available to borrow at the desk after you register. Every program at the library is free and open to all, made possible by the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, donors, and library resources.

Give your brain a workout while having fun and connecting with friends! Each month, Brain Power Hour explores a different aspect of brain fitness, such as memory, observation, language, logic, creativity, and problem-solving. Sessions include brain teasers, games, puzzles, group challenges, interesting facts about how our brains work, and plenty of opportunities to reminisce and share. You don't have to be good at puzzles, and there are no tests or grades. Just come ready to think, laugh, and have a good time! New theme each month. Join us for one session or come to both! Please note: This program is for general brain health and enrichment. It is not intended as therapy or for individuals with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. If you are seeking programs designed for adults living with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, we encourage you look into the following local resource: Central NY Chapter of Alzheimer's Association Every program at the library is free and open to all, made possible by the generosity of volunteers, sponsors, donors, and library resources.