TEEN PROGRAMS

TIE-DYE MASKS
Saturday, May 15, 2:00 pm
Teens in Middle & High School

A few spots are left in this program! Join other teens on the lawn creating fun and colorful masks, just in time for summer.

Space is limited, please register HERE.

CATAPULT CHALLENGE
Tuesday, May 18, 4:00 pm
Teens in Middle & High School

We’ll experiment making different catapult designs to find out which catapult sends our ping pong balls the farthest. This program will be outdoors.

Space is limited, please register HERE.

YOGA ON THE LAWN
Wednesday, May 19, 5:00 pm
Teens in Middle & High School

Join us for monthly Yoga on the Lawn classes for teens.

Learn techniques to help de-stress and relax as the school year winds down. Please bring your own yoga mat, mask and water bottle, and plan to arrive by 4:45, so the class can start promptly.

Space is limited, please register HERE.
CREATING A COMPELLING COLLEGE APPLICATION
Tuesday, May 25, 7:00 pm
Via Zoom.
For High School Juniors/Parents

We will cover the college application process including current admissions trends. Discover strategies for applying, writing the personal statement essay and supplemental essays, teacher recommendations, suggestions for how juniors can use their time productively this summer and how students can position themselves to increase their chances for admission.

This program is a detailed and strategic overview of what students should focus on to make their college applications compelling.

Please click HERE for details and to register.
ADULT PROGRAMS

SOLAR ECLIPSES & THE JUNE 10 SUNRISE SCIMITAR
Thursday, May 27, 7:00 pm
Via Zoom

Early risers in the Tri-State area the morning of June 10th will be treated to the most unusual sunrise of their lives – an 80% solar eclipse which will transform the Sun into a fiery scimitar!

Noted Meteorologist and Astronomer Joe Rao will delve into the mechanics of what causes eclipses, as well as look at events coming our way in the future, including the total eclipse visible from upstate New York and New England in April 2024.

Please click HERE for details and to register.

I LIKE IT, I LOVE IT - AND THE DEER DON'T EAT IT!
Thursday, June 3, 7:00 pm
Via Zoom

Want to learn about attractive, deer-resistant plants? Adam Wheeler, of Broken Arrow Nursery, leads this lecture on planting a garden free from the impact of deer. Adam will discuss the ornamental qualities of a diverse assortment of exceptional plants that show strong resistance to deer browse. In addition, learn strategies for managing the impact of deer in the garden as well as tricks to succeed with “deer candy.”

Sponsored by the Lewisboro Garden Club. Please click HERE for details and to register.
STITCH TOGETHER
Fridays, 1:00 pm, Outside

This casual, weekly gathering of those who knit/crochet and chat will meet outside, weather permitting, but will move to Zoom if rainy. Catch up on people’s craft projects and what is going on in Town – and beyond. Bring a project, chair and a mask!

Please register HERE. A Zoom link will be emailed the day before if needed.


CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS


Boredom Busters - Fridays at 4:30 pm
Via Facebook Live. All Ages.

Click the links below for materials list and templates.


REMEMBER! Family Storytime has moved to the great outdoors! Join Miss Marie on the Library lawn every Monday & Wednesday at 10:30 and Fridays at noon. Space is limited and registration is required. Please see our CALENDAR to register yourself and your child for the day(s) you can attend.
Library & Community News


  • Congratulations to Michael Luper, the winner of our Mother's Day Farmer's Market Raffle! Many thanks to the generous vendors at the Gossett Brothers Farmer's Market, for contributing to this wonderful community raffle.

  • Community Notice: Want to learn more about the Lewisboro Playground Project? Join an informational presentation May 25 at 8 pm on the Project's inclusive playground design. To register please email lewisboroplayground@gmail.com with the subject line: Virtual Presentation. Send questions in advance and link to the Zoom will be sent prior to the meeting. P.S. Save the dates for the Project's Evenings in the Park live summer fun fundraisers.

  • If you missed last week's "Wicked and Wonderful Weeds" program, the recording of it can be found on our YouTube Channel HERE.

  • Community Notice from JJHS: Volunteers are Needed to "Adopt a John Jay High School Senior." Through this program community members are matched with a graduating senior from JJHS Class of 2021. The community member is asked to drop a gift or special item to the senior for the first three weeks of the month of June leading up to graduation. Both seniors and community members greatly appreciated this experience last year. There are over 150 seniors signed up for this year's program, but community members are still needed. To register please submit your information HERE.

  • The Westchester Library System is looking for input from the community on library resources and services that have been or could be of use while planning future events. The survey is brief and it is anonymous. Fill out the survey HERE.

  • The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program is a new Federal Communications Commission (FCC) program that provides a temporary discount on monthly broadband bills for qualifying low-income households. If your household is eligible, you can receive discounts on broadband service, associated equipment rentals and laptop/desktop computers. Click HERE for information.

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