Come Join Us During Our Library Hours ; Monday – Thursday 11-7 Saturday 10-1
Come learn how processed foods are marketed to us and what to watch out for with Mary Ryder, food nutritionist from Cornell Cooperative Extension & SNAP ED NY. Call to register; 716-287-2945
“Women of Espionage in the Civil War” part of the American Counterintelligence Lecture Series by Michael Ganske, past Lead Instructor for the Director of National Intelligence’s (DNI) on defensive counterintelligence. He entered the Central Intelligence Agency as a professional multi-disciplined counterintelligence
Come and learn a fun way to make prints from a simple gel plate. This technique provides instant results and requires no prior knowledge. The instructor will provide the gel plate, roller, copy paper and a small selection of acrylic
LEARN HOW TO: download the app & sign in* searching & borrowing titles, place holds* adjusting reading settings and more. Bring your own device. Webinar shown on our large screen TV in the Community Room. If you don’t have the
Talk presentation by Master Gardener Pam Martonis will be will be on “Gardening with Native Plants”. Native plants are easier on the environment, as they eliminate the need for fertilizers and pesticides, and require little or no supplemental water. Gardeners
Joint fundraiser to benefit the Library and The Ellington Town Picnic Committee
Every participant makes one extended pair of solar eclipse glasses to make it safer for children to view the eclipse. Must register by April 1 so we have enough glasses. Children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult
March 19- showing “All About Eve” with Bette Davis
March 5th showing The Best of Everything.