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Uncertain about Elder Law and Estate Planning? This Question and Answer session is for you. Bring your questions about wills, trusts, Medicare, etc.
Registration required: stanfordlibrary@optonline.net or 845-868-1341
In this workshop we will explore, experiment, and learn how science, technology, engineering, arts, and math tie together
Registration required: stanfordlibrary@optonline.net or 845-868-1341
As a courtesy the school will transport your child to the library but seats on the bus are limited. You must register your child for the program before you request bus transportation.
Thursday, October 27
Every 4th Thursday of the Month
CANCELLED
Entertaining & illuminating films on the influence of modern & contemporary art on our culture. Lively discussion post viewing. Hosted and curated by Carin Goldberg.
Carin is an award winning artist and graphic designer and former instructor at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. She is a long-time resident of Stanfordville and is delighted to share her expertise and passion for the arts and its influence on how we think and see.
The first Friday of each month is hybrid* and free, $12 per class on other Fridays.
Please bring exact amount of cash.
Class size is limited to 10
Registration is required each week
One time waiver form must be filled out prior to your first class
Bring your own Yoga mat and any other props you like to use
Meet under the pavilion
Stanford Recreation
86 Creamery Road
Stanfordville
Register weekly via phone: 845-868-1341 or email: Stanfordlibrary@optonline.net
* Only the first Friday of the month is hybrid
Cagney’s film “THE ROARING TWENTIES” will be shown at 8:30 p.m. on the lawn at the Rec Park on the rain date, July 24.
Save the dates and celebrate James Cagney’s birthday! Movie star James Cagney lived in Stanfordville for 31 years. To celebrate his life, the Stanford Special Events Committee, in concert with Stanford Grange #808, the Stanford Free Library and StanfordRec, has organized Cagney-centric activities to take place July 16 – 17. Here’s the rundown:
On Friday, July 16 film historian Sybil DelGaudio will give a talk on Cagney’s career at the Stanford Free Library at 7:00 p.m. (registration required due to room capacity). To register for the talk, contact the library at stanfordlibrary@optonline.netor call 845-868-1341.
The library’s book club has chosen Cagney’s biography, “Cagney” by John McCabe, for the club’s monthly discussion, which will be held July 12at 4:00 p.m. This will be a hybrid meeting, meaning you can attend in person or virtually. To register for the book club meeting, contact the library (details in paragraph above). The library will give away a copy of the book in a raffle. You can enter the raffle at the library for free. There is also a board in the library where Cagney memories may be written and posted. There are all kinds of reasons to drop by the library!
On Saturday July 17 (rain date July 24), Cagney’s film “THE ROARING TWENTIES” will be shown at 8:30 p.m. on the lawn at the Rec Park. On July 17only (not on July 24), picnic dinners can be picked up at the Grange at 5:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m., your choice. To arrange for picnic dinners from the Grange, telephone Ryan Orton at 845-868-7869. The picnic menu is sausage & pepper sandwiches, macaroni salad, corn on the cob, and a black & white cookie for dessert. Cost is $15 per dinner.
The Grange will offer picnic dinners on July 17, rain or shine. The Grange will also provide free snacks for the movie – chips, trail mix, popcorn, maybe homemade baked goods – and moviegoers can chip in with contributions to support this community service if they wish.