Event List

Qi Gong is a part of Traditional Chinese Medicine which views and treats the body and mind as a whole. Qi Gong involves flowing, rhythmic, and gentle movements along with deep breathing and meditative focus.

Register to receive a Zoom link every Friday morning and join us at 10:30 for a round of songs and rhymes.  All ages are welcome! 

Songs, books and bounces just for babies!

Bring your own blanket to sit on. We will meet in the Kid's Program.

This program is open to all experienced bridge players.

Includes instruction with Stan Kurzban.

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Take a break from studying with snacks in the Teen Room!

New Group!

Thinking of writing a memoir? Already writing a memoir but feeling stuck? 

Join a supportive and friendly group of fellow writers to share ideas. 

This informal peer group meets once a month. 

This is a storytime for WALKERS UNDER AGE 2 with an adult.

All ages storytime on Mondays! Registration is not needed but space is limited so first come first serve. Bring something soft to sit on.

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

Reoccurring on Mondays, register for updates. 

The Buildings and Grounds Committee meets monthly to discuss matters related to the maintenance, safety, and improvement of the Library’s physical facilities and surrounding grounds.

Join us to celebrate National Poetry Month with weekly poetry classes.

Grades 5-12 

Tara returns with this popular program for ages 2-5 with their adult on the second Tuesday morning of each month!

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.

Learn how to create a nature journal to observe and record the world around us, just in time for Earth Day!

Grades 5-12

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.

Chappaqua Library presents an author event with Colm Tóibín at the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center.

Colm Tóibín will be discussing his newest short story collection,

All ages storytime on Wednesdays! Registration is not needed but space is limited so first come first serve. Bring something soft to sit on.

Songs, books and bounces just for babies!

Bring your own blanket to sit on. We will meet in the Kid's program room.

An opportunity for people who already speak some Italian to practice and improve their skills in a friendly setting.

Come learn basic sewing skills with an experienced teacher. All experience levels welcome.

Adults and grades 5 and up.

A Vegetable Garden Workshop for older elementary through Middle School.   We will plant Courtyard Pea Containers and prepare the tomato trellis container to plant in May.

Robbin leads this book discussion for middle schoolers (grade 5-7) and their parent or adult. The book for April will be The Night Gardener by Jonathan Auxier.  

All readings are from the Great Books Foundation anthology Standing Down: From Warrior to Civilian.  Join us for stimulating discussions of selections from great world literature.

Thursday's All Ages Storytime is now indoors! Registration is not needed but space is limited so first come first serve. Bring something soft to sit on.