"Today a reader, tomorrow a leader" - W. Fusselman
Now that homeowner favorites like Japanese Barberry and Burning Bush have been designated as NYS invasives and have disappeared from nurseries, where do we turn for a new standard of backyard beauty? Join birds, butterflies and hummingbirds in discovering the value of native shrubs and imagine how much their flowers, fragrance, fruits and fall color will add to your landscape.
Presented by Cathy Lane from Cornell Cooperative Extension
Please be sure and stop at the library booth, located on our new building property. September is “Library Card Sign up Month”. Sign up for a library card or show us you current library card and your reward will be a fall fresh juicy apple, compliments of our neighbor, Big Rock Community Farms, We will have STEM activities and free raffle for the children. Adults, stop and see a rendition of the new library building and while you’re there sign up for one of our ongoing programs; Watercolor Workshop, Knitting, Mahjong, Brain Games and Thursday Afternoon Movies. Also enter a free raffle.
If you are a new biker or looking to gain more confidence on your bike, this free event is for you! Those with less experience will learn basic skills and safety tips, while those with more experience can brush up on existing skills and learn ways to ride safely on the trail or road.
Ages 5 and up (those under 18 need legal guardian present for class and to sign a waiver). Bicycle & helmet required. Wear comfortable clothes and closed toe shoes (no sandals).
Class size is limited. Pre-registration is required. Email us at stanfordlibrary@optonline.net or call 845-868-1341
The members would like to challenge their parents, friends, and neighbors to a game of chess!
Spectators also welcome!