Mondays, 6:30-7:30 PM
not meeting on 1/21 or 2/25
Play in the same creative world each week to design and build the ultimate civilization. Work together to build something amazing.
Registration is Required. Register in person at the Pawling Library, by calling 845-855-3444, or by emailing teen@pawlinglibrary.org
Mondays, starting 4/22, 4:30-5:30 pm -- Library Annex
Minecraft is one of the most popular video games on the internet. Join the library's servers and play with friends. Play competitive or collaborative games in either creative or survival mode. No experience necessary! This program will begin with teen programs and will be led by our new teen coordinator.
Minecraft is rated for ages 7+. Interested in joining? Visit our registration portal online or stop by the circulation desk.
4th and 5th Grade Minecraft Club
Play competitive or collaborative games in either creative or survival mode.
Advanced Minecraft Club
Grades 6 and up
Play competitive or collaborative games in either creative or survival mode.
Get your green thumb on at the library! Garden Club will meet once a week to plant and tend the garden, learn about gardening and the environment, and do other garden and nature related activities.
Please contact Children's Programming Coordinator Neena McBaer at children@pawlinglibrary.org for more information.
Knit, crochet, embroider, or make friendship bracelets. This is a club where you work on your independent project, share ideas, and have conversations. Bring your own supplies like knitting/crocheting needles and embroidery hoops and fabric.
Play Roblox in a group setting on the library laptops. Join games with your friends and play together!
Project Do Something is a community service organization that meets on Friday nights to work on small but impact-full projects to better our community. Earn community service hours while having fun with your friends.
Saturday, April 27
2:00-5:00 pm
This special presentation will take place at the Holmes Whaley Lake Civic Association. The HWLCA is located at 239 Route 292 in Holmes, NY. http://www.hwlca.com/
All participants will have the opportunity to read their essays with a discussion led by Dr. Robin Lester, author and former headmaster of the Trinity School in New York City.
Special thanks to our juror Thomas Walogorsky,editor of The Pawling Record.
Inspired by the PBS documentary American Creed, this writing contest asked young writers to examine the question, “Who gets to be counted as ‘American’ and why?” The film can be viewed at americancreed.org
$100.00 cash prize will be awarded for 1st place.
$50.00 2nd place.
$25.00 3rd place.
Winners will be notified on Sunday, April 13.
All winning essays will be published in The Pawling Record.
Have a voice in your community. Let your words be read and heard. Please join us by participating in this program.
About our speaker: Robin Lester is a graduate of the University of Chicago where he earned his Ph.D. in history and went on to become an award winning historian. In 1996 he was awarded Book of the Year by The North American Society for Sport History for his book STAGG'S UNIVERSITY: The Rise, Decline, and Fall of Big-Time Football at Chicago. His writing has appeared in such publications as the Journal of American History, the Journal of Sports History, and The New York Times. In his youth he was a semi-finalist in the national VFW, Veterans of Foreign Wars, essay contest.
To register for the awards presentation at the HWLCA please call the Pawling Library at 845-855-3444 or send an email to Donald at adult@pawlinglibrary.org.
Mondays, starting 4/22, 4:30-5:30 pm -- Library Annex
Minecraft is one of the most popular video games on the internet. Join the library's servers and play with friends. Play competitive or collaborative games in either creative or survival mode. No experience necessary! This program will begin with teen programs and will be led by our new teen coordinator.
Minecraft is rated for ages 7+. Interested in joining? Visit our registration portal online or stop by the circulation desk.
