Event List

Online art talks with Larry D'Amico.

When Objects Dream | September 14, 2025–Feb 28, 2026 | The MET

Celebrate the career of one of Hollywood’s most enduring icons—Robert Redford in this 6-part film retrospective. Joining us later in the series for a short discussion on Redford's films and career.

This program is open to all experienced bridge players.

Includes instruction with Stan Kurzban.

Join Susan Grunthal, in a musical journey with videos of famous operas and singers.

Reoccurring on Mondays.

September 29: Stephanie  Blythe

October 6: Leon Nucci and James Morris

Ceylon (Sri Lanka) Cinnamon

Stop by the reference desk the 2 weeks before the potluck to pickup your spice.

Let's learn together how to repair our clothes to lessen what is going into the landfill. 

We read young adult fiction novels such as: Wonder by R. J. Palacio and Because of Mr. Terupt by Rob Buyea.

For special needs adults.

Registration required.

Each Tuesday the program will alternate between Mandarin conversation and instruction led by Luis Deng. Learn to recognize 500 of the most commonly used Chinese characters. 

A basic knowledge of Chinese is required.

An opportunity for people who already speak some Italian to practice their skills, get better and make friends.

After millions of years of evolution, humans understand each other pretty well. But now, confronted with machines that talk, we cannot assume they will act like humans or act for the same reasons as humans.

All readings are from the Great Books Foundation anthology "Classic Readings for Discussion Vol. 2." Join us for stimulating discussions of selections from great world literature.

This annual curated presentation of beautiful nature images are from Westchester, across New York State and from around the world. 

Mah Jongg for players with knowledge of the game.

Come with your own group or be matched up with others.

Kits: The Library has 2 sets. Please bring a Mah Jongg set if you have one.

Registration is optional.

Join us for some light refreshments and a movie screening of "Pride and Prejudice" (2005) with Keira Knightly and Matthew Macfadyen.

This program is open to all experienced bridge players.

Includes instruction with Stan Kurzban.

My dearest friends,

You are most cordially invited to a Regency Ball in the manner of Miss Austen, to be held at the library theater. 

New Group! — Thinking of writing a memoir, or already writing a memoir, but feeling stuck? 

Topic

“US–Canada Relations: Back to the Future? Into the Unknown?”

Join Susan Grunthal, in a musical journey with videos of famous operas and singers.

Reoccurring on Mondays.

September 29: Stephanie  Blythe

October 6: Leon Nucci and James Morris

The Chappaqua Library Board of Trustees will convene for a regular meeting.

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Let's learn together how to repair our clothes to lessen what is going into the landfill. 

We read young adult fiction novels such as: Wonder by R. J. Palacio and Because of Mr. Terupt by Rob Buyea.

For special needs adults.

Registration required.

Each Tuesday the program will alternate between Mandarin conversation and instruction led by Luis Deng. Learn to recognize 500 of the most commonly used Chinese characters. 

A basic knowledge of Chinese is required.

Online book discussion led by Christine Bobkoff.