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OCTOBER
LIBRARY NEWS & PROGRAMS
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BOOK SALE Starts This Saturday!
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Help support the library by shopping at the Annual Friends of Patterson Library Book Sale. We have thousands of great books, DVDs, CDs and specialty items available at bargain prices! Books are categorized and sorted for easy browsing. Find great deals on items for adults, kids and teens!
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Bring a friend and join us for a fun night of shopping, refreshments, great raffle prizes, author meet-and-greets, and more at our Annual Holiday Vendor Fair. An amazing assortment of gourmet products, jewelry, art, accessories, cosmetics, kitchenware, signed books and one-of-a-kind crafts will be available from local merchants and artists with cash and carry items. Niese's Maple Farm, The Blue Olive, Good Tidings Gift Shop, Pampered Chef, and Scrollsaw Artistry are just a few of the wonderful vendors participating in this year's fair.
* The library will close at 3 PM on 10/21
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Become a Library Trustee!
The Patterson Library Board of Trustees is seeking dedicated Patterson residents to volunteer as trustees! Serve your community and develop the library’s future by lending your skills to this dynamic group! Visit the library for an application, or download one here.
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Friends of the Great Swamp Quilt On Display Through October
Stop by the library to see the beautiful quilt commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the FrOGS. Designed and created by board members Nancy Clark, Beth Herr, Edie Keasbey and Judy Kelley-Moberg, the quilt depicts 12 examples of native life which are dependent on the swamp and the surrounding wetland in order to grow and thrive. It will be on display in various locations throughout the county.
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Oil Tank Removal:
Everything You Need to Know
Wednesday, October 5 7:00 PM
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Learn the important facts you need to know about removing above ground or buried oil tanks from your property with Jim Rood, President of Lighthouse Environmental Consultants. Hear about oil tank removal, tank disposal, ground contamination, regulations and more.
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Movie: Hello, My Name is Doris
Wednesday, October 12 1:00 PM
Rated: R
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Meet Doris, a quirky older woman who finds her world turned upside down by a handsome, young new co-worker in a witty and compassionate late-life coming-of-age-story. Starring: Sally Field, Max Greenfield, Beth Behrs
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Putnam County Reservoirs:
Before & After NYC Reservoirs Were Built
Wednesday, October 19 7:00 PM
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NYC's relationship with the Putnam County reservoirs has driven the history and future of the county and its residents. Patricia M. Houser, Ph.D., AICP, and PHS Pres. Ron Taylor will discuss how the NYC Watershed System has impacted local economy, industry, and infrastructure.
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The World of Miniatures:
Crafts & Collections
Wednesday, October 26 7:00 PM
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Delve into the tiny world of miniatures in this hands-on mini-craft program. You will create your own display piece and hear interesting facts and tips about creating and collecting these tiny treasures from miniaturists Debbie Colombo and Bernadette Shustak.
Registration required, space is limited.
*Come in to check out our “miniature” display through the month of October!
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The Blue Olive:
Tasting & Cooking with Olive Oil
Thursday, October 27 7:00 PM
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Join us as John Canevari, owner of The Blue Olive gourmet store in Pawling, demonstrates how to create delicious dishes using their high quality olive oils and vinegars, and shows you how their flavored blends can turn your old recipes into something new and wonderful!
Registration required, space is limited.
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Upcoming Adult Programs for our full program schedule.
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St. James Theater Kids Musical Revue
Monday, October 24 4:30 PM
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Get ready to enjoy a fantastic performance by the St. James Theater Kids as they perform Grunch the Musical. This musical is about a grumpy 6th grader who feels like an outsider. When the entire school gets excited about the school musical he sets a plan to sabotage the show. But will the spirit of theater prevail?
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Lego Club
Thursday, October 27 and November 17
4:30 PM
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Kids in grades K and up, use our LEGOs to show off your incredible imagination and building skills by tackling our monthly theme, or a theme of your own. We have a limited number of base plates, so if you can bring your own to use, that would be great! LEGO creations will be displayed in the Family Center!
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Monster Bash Halloween Party
Saturday, October 29 6:00 PM
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Kids in grades K and up, come dressed up for the Halloween extravaganza at the Patterson Library. We will have creepy snacks, prizes for disguises, awesome crafts, and spine tingling games!
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Teen Advisory Group
Thursday, October 6, November 10, and December 8 4:15 PM
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Join TAG and help make the library a success by working as a team to host programs, volunteer at fun events, purchase books to build the library's collections, and more!
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High School Book Club and Dinner
Friday, October 7, November 4, and December 2 4:00 PM
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Books and food, it doesn't get much better! In this "book & dine" club teens in grades 8 and up will read 3 great books at home, then join Miss Jenn and Miss Kathleen for a lively interactive book discussion while enjoying a delicious dinner with friends!
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Don't Miss These Great
September Programs
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Adult Programs:
Wednesday, September 14 7:00 PM
How healthy is your home? Learn about common issues in your house that can put your health at risk and impact the value of your home. Jim Rood, President of Lighthouse Environmental Consultants, will share his 27 years of experience to help you identify and correct the health risks of these issues in an informative presentation you won't want to miss.
Mold Radon Asbestos Poor Air Quality
Moisture & Water Issues
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Thursday, September 15 1:00 PM
"A celebration of mothers everywhere, this big-hearted comedy invites us all to enjoy the laughter, tears and love as three generations come together in the week leading up to Mother's Day." This film is rated PG 13 and stars Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson, and Julia Roberts.
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Kids' Programs:
Starting September 14
Fall book clubs are back in action! Take a look at our online calendar for information about our book clubs offered for kindergarten and first graders, second and third graders, fourth through seventh graders, and eighth graders & older.
Registration required.
Starting September 26
Check out our online calendar for all the dates and times for each of the upcoming fall story times! Patterson Library offers a variety of story times including: Baby Brilliance, Tales for Twos, Twos and Threes Together, and Preschool Power.
Registration required.
Thursday, September 22 4:30 PM
Kids in grades K and up, use our LEGOs to show off your incredible imagination and building skills by tackling our monthly theme, or a theme of your own. We have a limited number of base plates, so if you can bring your own to use, that would be great! LEGO creations will be displayed in the Family Center!
Registration required.
Tuesday, September 27 4:30 PM
Has your child always wanted to try playing guitar? Instructor Joe Krzyzewski from The Music Cottage will introduce kids in grades 4-8 to the basics of guitar including techniques as well as simple chords! Guitars will be provided.
Registration required.
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Patterson Library 1167 Route 311, PO Box 418, Patterson NY 12563
845.878.6121
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