ADULT PROGRAMS
Introduction to Ungardening
Thursday, April 1, 7:00 pm
Via Zoom
Learn how to build your yard’s connection with nature.
Many conventional gardening and yard care practices can disrupt the flow between our yards and the wild ecosystems that surround them. By opting for native plants and restoration focused yard care, we can help our yards be both functional spaces and functional habitats.
Sponsored by the Lewisboro Garden Club.
Please click HERE for details and to register for your Zoom link.
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A Concise History of Western Music Wednesday, April 7, 7:00 pm
Via Zoom
Led by local resident Dr. Harold Rosenbaum, the award-winning founder and conductor of distinguished professional choir The New York Virtuoso Singers and celebrated volunteer choir The Canticum Novum Singers.
This condensed, virtual program is based on a course Dr. Rosenbaum has taught in universities, where he discusses the evolution of Classical music from the Medieval period through today. Learn the history of music styles, famous composers and their contributions – backed by Dr. Rosenbaum on piano!
Please click HERE for details and to register for your Zoom link.
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Victory Garden Talk
Thursday, April 15, 7:00 pm
Via Zoom
Bracco Farms, a sustainable family farm located in Pine Island, NY, presents this talk on the Victory Garden model, which was so successful during both world wars.
Hear about their experience in finding joy, satisfaction and security in growing their own food, and tips for starting your Own Victory Garden.
Please click HERE for details and to register for your Zoom link.
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Birding Walk with Lewisboro Land Trust
Saturday, April 17, 8:00 - 9:30 am
The Lewisboro Library and Lewisboro Land Trust invite you to observe and learn about birds on a walk at the Old Field Preserve in Waccabuc.
The walk will be led by Bedford Audubon naturalist Tait Johansson and is good for all levels of birding experience.
Space is limited. Please click HERE for details and to register.
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TEEN PROGRAMS
Spring Break Lewisboro:
Teens on the Lawn
Monday, March 29, 2:00 pm
Teens in Middle & High School
Tired of being inside? Let’s meet on the Library front lawn to play beach ball, hacky sack, and other simple spring games!
Masks are required. Hand sanitizer will be available.
In case of bad weather, raindates are Tuesday, March 30 or Wednesday March 31.
Space is limited; please register HERE.
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Teen Harry Potter Trivia
Saturday, April 10, 2:00 pm
Via Zoom. Teens in Middle & High School.
Love the Potterverse? Test your knowledge of the seven books and play Kahoot trivia online with other readers from Croton and Lewisboro!
Casual and serious Potterheads are all welcome. Prizes are gift certificates to local ice cream shops!
Click HERE for details and to register for the Zoom link.
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CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
Boredom Busters - Fridays at 4:30 pm
Via Facebook Live. All Ages.
Click the link below for the materials lists or Grab-n-Go details.
Plus Family Storytime every Monday & Wednesday at 10:30 am via Facebook Live.
Special Activities for Spring Break Week:
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Library & Community News
- Thank you to our generous, talented local bakers - Alison Edgar, Amy Raffle and Peter Rose, for making the delicious cookies for our Spring Pop Up Bakery. Our spring offerings sold out in under 90 minutes!
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If you're planning on doing some hiking over Spring Break, check out the recording of the "Leave No Trace" program on our YouTube channel for tips about hiking and local parks.
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Book YaYa and the Westchester Library System present the next offering in the Author Talks series. On March 30th @ 7pm join a conversation between NYT's best-selling author Lee Woodruff, and essayist & food writer Kate Washington about their books Perfectly Imperfect and Already Toast: Caregiving and Burnout in America. Register HERE.
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Library Curbside Appointment Hours
Mon-Thur: 10:30 am to 5:30 pm
Friday: 10:30 am to 4:30 pm
Saturday: 10:30 am to 3:45 pm Sunday: Closed
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15 Main Street, South Salem, NY
914-875-9004
lewisborolibrary@gmail.com
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