From July 1 through Aug. 26, patrons of all ages can play Summer Reading Bingo. Pick up a new game card at the library, or print one out from the website, every two weeks.
Complete two lines in any direction to win a bookmark, pin, or magnet. Complete the entire card to pick a prize from the prize box. No registration is needed.
Village historian
leads walking tour
Join Voorheesville Village Historian, Dennis Sullivan, at 10 a.m., Saturday, June 18, and see our village streets as never before. This walking tour will begin at the Elementary School, and conclude with refreshments at the Rail Trail pavilion on Grove St. Individual registration is required.
Teen Time
Teens are welcome to come use the library's maker equipment and supplies. Learn about 3D printing, use the sewing machines or littleBits electronic components, create with sticker circuits or STEAM kits. Craft and art supplies are available too -- just bring along your creativity! There is definitely something for everyone. Please register to join in the fun at 2 p.m., Monday, June 27.
Graphic Novel
Book Discussion
Register to join our new Graphic Novel Book Discussion. We will be meeting quarterly, with the first meeting July 13, at 7 p.m. The first graphic novel we'll be discussing is “The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Adults are invited to join in a discussion and offer opinions, ideas, and comments on this graphic novel.
This program is funded by the Friends of the Library. A limited number of copies will be available in print for $5. There will also be library copies available as well as digital formats.
Jeff Boyer’s
Bubble Trouble
Come one, come all, at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 29 to the First United Methodist Church, 68 Maple Ave. Let's kick off the Summer Reading Program with zany, world-famous, Guinness Book of World Records-holding, master bubble wrangler, Jeff Boyer.
Mixing comedy, music, and interactive bubble magic, Jeff engages and delights audiences of all ages with a sensory-friendly bubble extravaganza for the whole family. For children of all ages and families. No registration required. This program is made possible through the generosity of the Stewart's Holiday Match Grant.
Manga Madness
Manga readers are invited to pick up a copy of “Behind the Scenes” by Bisco Hatori, then join the Art Squad for a fun evening of manga activities on Thursday, June 30, at 6:30 p.m. Play an improv game, learn some movie make-up tips and enjoy some Japanese food. Cosplay encouraged, since the Art Squad works with all of the film clubs on campus! Grades 8-12, please register.
June displays
Please be sure to stop in at the library to enjoy our June displays. In the hall gallery, we have some stunning abstract paintings by artist Kristine Kelly. In the display case this month, we have an outstanding seashell collection, shared by Judith Mysliborski and Paula Maniscalco.
Join Emma Treadwell Thacher Nature Center guides on Tuesday, June 14, at 9 a.m., for this one-hour beginner’s lesson on birding. This tour is suitable for adults, including seniors but is subject to cancellation due to weather.
Meet at the Emma Treadwell Thacher Nature Center, located at 87 Nature Center Way. Please register.
Voorheesville walking tour
with village historian
Join Voorheesville Village Historian Dennis Sullivan, at 10 a.m., Saturday, June 18, and see our village streets as never before. This walking tour will begin at the Elementary School, and conclude with refreshments at the Rail Trail pavilion on Grove St. Individual registration is required.
We Who Believe in Freedom:
A Community Conversation
Please join us, via Zoom, for a free community conversation with Dr. Alice Green, Executive Director , the Center for Law and Justice, and Paul Grondahl, Director, NYS Writers Institute, at 7 p.m., Monday, June 20. We will be discussing historic and continuing challenges in our community, and share the work she is currently doing and how community members can help. To receive the Zoom link, please register using our event calendar. This program is presented in collaboration with the Center for Law and Justice and the New York State Writers Institute and is provided by the Upper Hudson Library System.
Bead Creative
If you are interested in learning beading techniques, this is where you should start. Teens and adults are invited to register for this 2 p.m. event on Wednesday, June 22. You can start with an easy project, get help from experts, and use our supplies and tools. Your only investment is your time.
Bricks, Bits, Bees, and Bots
Students in grades K thru 5 are invited to register for this creativity program, scheduled for 10 a.m., Monday, June 27. You will use the library Lego bricks for building, littleBits and Strawbees for inventing, and Ozobots to learn easy coding.
Teen Time
Teens are welcome to come use the library's maker equipment and supplies. Learn about 3D printing, use the sewing machines or littleBits electronic components, create with sticker circuits or STEAM kits. Craft and art supplies are available too -- just bring along your creativity! There is definitely something for everyone. Please register to join in the fun at 2 p.m., Monday, June 27.
Jeff Boyer’s
Bubble Trouble!
Come one, come all, at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 29 to the First United Methodist Church, 68 Maple Ave. Let's kick off the Summer Reading Program with zany, world-famous, Guinness Book of World Records-holding, master bubble wrangler, Jeff Boyer!
Mixing comedy, music, and interactive bubble magic, Jeff engages and delights audiences of all ages with a sensory-friendly bubble extravaganza for the whole family. For children of all ages and families. No registration required. This program is made possible through the generosity of the Stewart's Holiday Match Grant.
Holiday hours
The library will be closed Sunday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth.
Registering: You can register in person, by phone at 518-765-2791 or using our online calendar at http://voorheesvillelibrary.org/calendar.asp. You do NOT need to be a resident of Voorheesville to attend a program.
Join us for a free concert in the library community room, at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 9. The Wright-Quigley Duo will perform works for flute and guitar written by composers from the 19th Century up to the present day, including works by Giuliani, Ibert, Pujol, and more.
This performance is sponsored by the Start UP New York grant, administered by the Arts Center of the Capital Region and the Jim Clark Community Performance Fund and the Albany Musicians Association, Local 14, AFM. No registration needed.
Family
Bicycling Day
The library is happy to be partnering with the Voorheesville Family Bicycling Day community wide event on Sunday, June 5. New additions for this year are group rides, led by an experienced guide. There are three different groups that you can sign up with. Check them out on our event calendar, and register today.
And be sure to join the fun with a safe day of bicycling and family-friendly activities, including a bounce house, storytime, arts and crafts, pony rides and farm animals to pet. Don’t miss out on this free afternoon of fun.No registration needed.
Beginning birding
Join Emma Treadwell Thacher Nature Center guides on Tuesday, June 14 at 9 a.m., for this one hour beginner’s lesson on birding. This tour is suitable for adults and seniors. Subject to cancellation due to weather. Meet at Emma Treadwell Thacher Nature Center, located at 87 Nature Center Way, Voorheesville NY 12180. Please register.
Walking tour
with village historian
Join Voorheesville Village Historian, Dennis Sullivan, at 10 a.m., Saturday, June 18, and see our village streets as never before. This walking tour will begin at the Elementary School, and conclude with refreshments at the Rail Trail pavilion on Grove St. Individual registration is required.
We Who Believe in Freedom:
A Community Conversation
Please join us, via Zoom, for a free community conversation with Dr. Alice Green, executive director of the Center for Law and Justice, and Paul Grondahl, director of the New York State Writers Institute, at 7 p.m., Monday, June 20.
We will be discussing historic and continuing challenges in our community, and share the work she is currently doing and how community members can help. To receive the Zoom link, please register using our event calendar. This program is presented in collaboration with the Center for Law and Justice and the New York State Writers Institute and is provided by the Upper Hudson Library System.
Bead Creative
If you are interested in learning beading techniques, this is where you should start. Teens and adults are invited to register for this 2 p.m. event on Wednesday, June 22. You can start with an easy project, get help from experts, and use our supplies and tools. Your only investment is your time.
Holiday hours
The library will be closed Sunday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth.
Registering: You can register in person, by phone 518-765-2791 or using our online calendar at http://voorheesvillelibrary.org/calendar.asp. You do NOT need to be a resident of Voorheesville to attend a program.
The Voorheesville Public Library is excited to keep our community reading, learning, and exploring with the Summer Adventure @ the Voorpl. Please visit our website to make an account to track reading progress beginning on June 1.
The READSquared software has sections for preschoolers, children, teens, and adults — so why not register yourself along with your children? There will be prize incentives to keep participants recording their progress through our end date — Friday, Aug. 12.
Library Tots
Children ages up to 30 months, with a caregiver, are invited to join us as Library Tots begins for the summer. We will be getting together inside the library for a fun program, featuring songs, fingerplays, body movement, felt board stories, and books! Join Miss Lisa, Thursday mornings at 10 a.m., beginning on June 2. No registration is needed.
Family Bicycling Day
The library is happy to be partnering with the Voorheesville Family Bicycling Day community wide event on Sunday, June 5. New additions for this year are group rides, led by an experienced guide. There are three different groups that you can sign up with.
Check them out on our event calendar, and register today. And be sure to join the fun with a safe day of bicycling and family-friendly activities, including a bounce house, storytime, arts and crafts, pony rides and farm animals to pet. Don’t miss out on this free afternoon of fun.No registration needed.
Free concert
Join us for a free concert in the library community room, at 6:30 p.m.Thursday, June 9. The Wright-Quigley Duo will perform works for flute and guitar written by composers from the 19th Century up to the present day, including works by Giuliani, Ibert, Pujol, and more.
This performance is sponsored by the Start UP New York grant, administered by the Arts Center of the Capital Region and the Jim Clark Community Performance Fund and the Albany Musicians Association, Local 14, AFM. No registration is needed.
Substance Abuse
Prevention 101
Parents of students in grades 5 and up are invited to join us at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 2 for this all important prevention program. Parents are the number one influence on a teen’s decision not to use alcohol and drugs. Guest speakers Diane Blinn and Chris Gilhooly, both Licensed Clinical Social Workers, will prepare parents to lower their child’s risk of abusing substances through clear communication and consequences.
Parents will leave this program ready to begin substance abuse prevention conversations with their middle and high school-aged students. Please register.
Beginning birding
Join Emma Treadwell Thacher Nature Center guides on Tuesday, June 14 at 9 a.m., for this one-hour beginner’s lesson on birding. This tour is suitable for adults and seniors. Subject to cancellation due to weather. Meet at Emma Treadwell Thacher Nature Center, located at 87 Nature Center Way, Voorheesville NY 12180. Please register.
Registering
You can register in person, by phone at 518-765-2791, or by using our online calendar at http://voorheesvillelibrary.org/calendar.asp. You do not need to be a resident of Voorheesville to attend a program.
Explore the landscape of Thacher Park and learn how to identify different kinds of rocks and fossils. We will be meeting at 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 21, at the Paint Mine parking lot, across the street from the Thacher Visitor Center.
Join us as we learn about the geologic history of the park. This program is subject to weather cancellation, so registration is required.
Bricks, Bits & Bots
Children in grades k through 5 are invited to register for this learning program, scheduled for 10 a.m., Thursday, May 26. We will use LEGO® bricks for building, littleBits for inventing, and Ozobots to learn easy coding. There’s something for everyone!
Teen Time
Students in grade 6 and up, please register to come to the library from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Friday, May 27 to unwind with some friends. Play group games or board games. Play Switch games on the big screen. Magic the Gathering cards are available and we’ll help you build a winning deck. The library is always a great place to kick back and unwind.
Library Tots
Children ages up to 30 months, with a caregiver, are invited to join us as Library Tots begins for the summer. We will be getting together inside the library for a fun program, featuring songs, fingerplays, body movement, felt board stories, and books! Join Miss Lisa Thursday mornings at 10 a.m., beginning on June 2. No registration is needed.
Free concert
Join us for a free concert in the library community room, at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, June 2. The Wright-Quigley Duo will perform works for flute and guitar written by composers from the 19th century up to the present day, including works by Giuliani, Ibert, Pujol, and more. This performance is sponsored by the Start UP New York grant, administered by the Arts Center of the Capital Region and the Jim Clark Community Performance Fund and the Albany Musicians Association, Local 14, AFM. No registration needed.
Substance Abuse
Prevention 101
Parents of students in grades 5 and up are invited to join us at 7 p.m., Thursday, June 2 for this all important prevention program. Parents are the number one influence on a teen’s decision not to use alcohol and drugs. Guest speakers Diane Blinn and Chris Gilhooly, both Licensed Clinical Social Workers, will prepare parents to lower their child’s risk of abusing substances through clear communication and consequences. Parents will leave this program ready to begin substance abuse prevention conversations with their middle and high school-aged students.. Please register.
Summer Reading
registration
The Voorpl is excited to keep our community reading, learning, and exploring with the Summer Adventure @ the Voorpl. Registration opens on June 1 for all programs.
Registering for programs helps us to determine supply needs. Unless otherwise indicated, registration is requested for all programs. You can register in person, by phone 518-765-2791 or using our online calendar at http://voorheesvillelibrary.org/calendar.asp. You do NOT need to be a resident of Voorheesville to attend a program.
Reading is fundamental, and here at the Voorheesville Public Library, we want to make sure that all students maintain their reading skills over summer vacation. Visit our website to create an account to track your summer reading progress beginning on June 1.
There will be incentives to keep participants recording their progress through Friday, Aug. 12. We’re also planning a variety of summer activities for all ages, in the library and out in the community too. Check our online calendar for details and registration.
Free concert
Join us at the library at 2 p.m., Saturday, May 14 for a free indoor concert with “Standard Time Trio”. Music includes various hits from many different eras, including swing, Latin, 60s pop, etc. The Trio features Diane Geddes on keyboard, Cathy Olsen on vocals and Tom Giaquinto on drums and vocals. This performance is sponsored by the Start Up New York grant, administered by the Arts Center of the Capital Region and the Jim Clark Community Performance Fund and the Albany Musicians Association, Local 14, AFM. No registration needed.
Child of the Holocaust
Join Dr. William Reszelbach at 7 p.m., Wednesday, May 18, as he shares his family’s harrowing experiences at the hands of the Nazis. Dr. Reszelbach is the child of Holocaust survivors and he will discuss his parents will to survive and how those traumatic events affected their new life in the USA, as well as his own life. Please register online.
Geology hike
Explore the landscape of Thacher Park and learn how to identify different kinds of rocks and fossils. We will be meeting at 1 p.m., Saturday, May 21 at the Paint Mine parking lot, across the street from the Thacher Visitor Center. Join us as we learn about the caves, rock formations, and the geologic history of the park. This program is subject to weather cancellation, so registration is required.
Bricks, Bits & Bots
Children in kindergarten through fifth grade are invited to register for this learning program, scheduled for 10 a.m., Thursday, May 26. We will use Lego bricks for building, littleBits for inventing, and Ozobots to learn easy coding. There’s something for everyone!
Encore! Books
The book sheds are now open, and they are accepting donations during store hours. Their current hours, which are subject to change at their discretion, are Tuesdays: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Thursdays: 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. They are always looking for new team member volunteers, of all ages, from middle school on up. What a great way to earn community service hours, and get a sneak peak at the latest donations.
May displays
Please be sure to stop in at the library to enjoy our May displays. In the hall gallery, we have Betsy A. Soares original artwork. This is a very springtime display, and much appreciated by everyone who visits. In the display case, we have a wonderful display from the USS Slater Historical Museum. Stop by and see for yourself!
Students currently in grade 6 and up can earn community service credit for assisting with the library’s Summer Reading Program. Please register online to become part of this summer’s teen volunteer group and attend this orientation meeting, scheduled for 3:30 p.m. on Friday, May 13.
Jobs include participating in Teen Advisory Group meetings, helping to prepare activity kits, assisting with children’s programs, various computer tasks, and writing book reviews.
Magic The Gathering
We will be gathering at 2 p.m., Sunday, May 8 in the library community room to play the world’s most popular strategy card game. All ages and abilities are welcome to try to outsmart opponents in a battle of wits and strategy. Free decks are available for beginners, but everyone is welcome to choose some cards from our large supply. Please register.
History Walk
with Dennis Ulion
Please register for this trip down memory lane with local history guide Dennis Ulion. Learn about Voorheesville, and how it came to be. Comfortable clothes and walking shoes are recommended, as the walk is more than 2 miles. We’ll meet at St. Matthews overflow parking lot at 9:15 a.m., Saturday, May 7 and head out from there.
Social Security
retirement benefits
Please register for and join us at 6 p.m., Tuesday, May 10 as we welcome John Kalil, founder of Retirement Solutions, LLC. This one-hour program is designed to help pre-retirees learn how to maximize their retirement income and get the most from their social security benefits.
Bead Creative
Teens in grade 9 and up, and adults of all ages, are invited to register for this program in the time slot that best fits your schedule. Join Ms. Sternklar at 2 p.m. and/or 6 p.m., on Wednesday, May 11 and learn some beading techniques that will help you to create some beautiful beadwork. The hardest part will be selecting your beads from our large selection.
Raising Humans
in a Digital World
Join nationally recognized teacher and author, Diana Graber, as we read and discuss her book, “Raising Humans in a Digital World: Helping Kids Build a Healthy Relationship with Technology.” We will discuss how and at what age to introduce children to technology, online safety questions/concerns, and the most popular social media networks and games.
A limited number of paperback books are available through the generosity of the Friends of the Library. The book can also be borrowed through the library, as well as Hoopla. All registrants will receive the Zoom link prior to the program, which will be held at 7 p.m., Thursday, May 12.
Registering for programs helps us to determine supply needs. Unless otherwise indicated, registration is requested for all programs. You can register in person, by phone at 518-765-2791 or using our online calendar at http://voorheesvillelibrary.org/calendar.asp. You do NOT need to be a resident of Voorheesville to attend a program.
Join nationally recognized teacher and author, Diana Graber, as we read and discuss her book, “Raising Humans in a Digital World: Helping Kids Build a Healthy Relationship with Technology.” We will discuss how and at what age to introduce children to technology, online safety questions/concerns, and the most popular social media networks and games.
A limited number of paperback books are available through the generosity of the Friends of the Library. The book can also be borrowed through the library, as well as Hoopla. All registrants will receive the Zoom link prior to the program, which will be held at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 12.
History walk
with Dennis Ulion
Please register for this trip down memory lane with local history guide Dennis Ulion. Learn about Voorheesville, and how it came to be. Comfortable clothes and walking shoes are recommended, as the walk is more than 2 miles. We’ll meet at St. Matthews overflow parking lot at 9:15 a.m., Saturday May 7, and head out from there.
Teen Time:
Unplugged
Students in grade 6 and up are encouraged to come to the library after school at 3 p.m., Friday, May 6. Since it is unplugged week, you can tackle a breakout challenge, play board games, use our STEAM tools, craft supplies, or cook your own snack. There is lots more that you can do without a screen to unwind.
Magic The Gathering
We will be gathering at 2 p.m., Sunday, May 8 in the library community room to play the world’s most popular strategy card game. All ages and abilities are welcome to try to outsmart opponents in a battle of wits and strategy. Free decks are available for beginners, but everyone is welcome to choose some cards from our large supply. Please register.
Social Security
retirement benefits
Please register for and join us at 6 p.m., Tuesday, May 10, as we welcome John Kalil, founder of Retirement Solutions, LLC. This one-hour program is designed to help pre-retirees learn how to maximize their retirement income and get the most from their social security benefits.
Unplugged Palooza
Family Fun Night
Don’t forget Family Fun Night, Wednesday, May 4, from 6 to 8 p.m., at Wallace Park on Swift Road.
There will be games and fun activities for children of all ages, and their families. Rain date is Thursday, May 5. No registration is needed.
Bead creative
Teens in grade 9 and up, and adults of all ages, are invited to register for this program in the time slot that best fits your schedule. Join Ms. Sternklar at 2 p.m., or 6 p.m., on Wednesday May 11 and learn some beading techniques that will help you to create some beautiful beadwork. The hardest part will be selecting your beads from our large selection.
Register
Registering for programs helps us to determine supply needs. Unless otherwise indicated, registration is requested for all programs. You can register in person, by phone 518-765-2791 or using our online calendar at http://voorheesvillelibrary.org/calendar.asp. You do NOT need to be a resident of Voorheesville to attend a program.
Screen Free Week is an annual invitation for kids to play, explore, and rediscover the joys of life beyond being glued to a screen. This year, the community is going all out to make sure there is something for children of all ages at the Palooza Family Fun Night!
Join your neighbors from 6 to 8p.m. on Wednesday, May 4, at Wallace Park on Swift Road, as we play games, read books, explore the StoryWalk, play STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, math) activities, and enjoy mutual companionship and conversation with fellow humans.
Many community organizations and volunteers have partnered to plan a fun night for your family, so be sure to join us. Rain date is Thursday, May 5. No registration is needed.
May book talk
We’ll be discussing these books in May:
— Books & Beyond: “The Night Watchman” by Louise Eridrich, 11a.m., on Wednesday, May 18, virtual;
— Fiction Book Discussion: “The Night Watchman” by Louise Eridrich, 7 p.m. on May 4, virtual;
— Nonfiction Book Discussion: “The Rise of Wolf 8” by Rick McIntyre, 1 p.m. or 7 p.m. on Monday, May 9, community room;
— Middle School Book Club: “When You Trap a Tiger” by Tae Keller, 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 25, community room; and
— Talk & Taste Cookbook Club: “Recipes from My Home Kitchen” by Christine Ha, 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 26, virtual.
Please register online each month for any of these book discussions. Limited copies of some titles are available for $5, compliments of the Friends of the Library. Library copies will also be available for checkout and downloadable ebook and audiobook versions are on Overdrive.
Teen Time:
Unplugged
Students in grade 6 and up are encouraged to come to the library after school at 3 p.m., Friday, May 6. Since it is unplugged week, you can tackle a breakout challenge, play board games, use our STEAM tools, craft supplies, or cook your own snack.
Antiracism
Learning Circles
Watch “Just Belonging: Finding the Courage to Interrupt Bias”, a TEDtalk by Kori Carew (link is on our website), and then join us at 7 p.m., Thursday, Apr. 28 for some honest conversations and active listening. We’ll explore some practical ideas and anti-racist practices to help grow your understanding. Ground rules will be shared in advance. The virtual link will be shared once you register.
April artists
This month at the library, local artist Diane Wozniak is displaying her original watercolors and charcoals in the hall gallery. Artist Betsy Soares is showcasing her original prints and cards in the display case. Please be sure to take a stroll down the hallway, and enjoy the creative talents on display.
Registering for programs helps us to determine supply needs. Unless otherwise indicated, registration is requested for all programs. You can register in person, by phone 518-765-2791 or using our online calendar at http://voorheesvillelibrary.org/calendar.asp. You do NOT need to be a resident of Voorheesville to attend a program.
“The House That I Remember” is on display, along with many others by local artist Diane Wozniak, this month at the Voorheesville Public Library.
Bald Eagle Adventure: Adults of all ages are invited to register for and join us at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 30, at the Nature Center (87 Stan Levine Dr., Thacher Park) as we learn about our national bird, the bald eagle. These birds have nested on the shore of Thompson’s Lake since 2018. This program is subject to weather cancellation.
MS Book Club
Students in grades 6-8 are invited to register for and pick up a free (through the generosity of our Friends of the Library) copy of the book “One Last Shot” by John David Anderson. Read about Malcolm, who has discovered a sport that he enjoys, and all of the challenges in the last big miniature golf tournament. Then join us from 3 to 4:30 p.m., Friday, April 29 at the library, while we design a mini golf green and putt around.
Antiracism
Learning Circles
Watch “Just Belonging: Finding the Courage to Interrupt Bias”, a TEDtalk by Kori Carew (link is on our website), and then join us at 7 p.m., Thursday, April 28 for some honest conversation and active listening. We’ll explore some practical ideas and anti-racist practices to help grow your understanding. Ground rules will be shared in advance. The virtual link will be shared once you register.
Voorheesville
History Walk
Take a trip down memory lane with local history guide Dennis Ulion. Please register for and join us at 9:30 a.m., Saturday, April 23 as we learn about how Voorheesville became what it is today. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes, as this walk is 2.2 miles.This program is subject to weather cancellation.
Fantastic
Harry Potter Games
Students in grades 4-8 are invited to join us at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, April 20 as we celebrate the release of the new Fantastic Beasts movie. Can you solve the Fantastic Beasts Breakout Challenge? Or if board games are more your thing, let’s play a Harry Potter themed clue game. Registration requested.
Meet Lucky
Children aged 4 and up, and their family, are invited to join us at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, April 19, for a paws-itively good time as we meet Lucky, the canine star of three books, and his mom, author Elizabeth Macy! The program will include storytime, a craft, Q & A with Elizabeth, and a meet and greet with Lucky. Books will be available for sale and signing for $15. Please register.
Holiday hours
The library will be closed on Sunday, April 17, in observance of Easter.
Trustees meet
The monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees will be held in the library community room at 7p.m., Mon. Apr. 25. The public is always welcome! No registration required.
Register
Registering for programs helps us to determine supply needs. Unless otherwise indicated, registration is requested for all programs. You can register in person, by phone (518-765-2791) or using our online calendar at http://voorheesvillelibrary.org/calendar.asp. You do NOT need to be a resident of Voorheesville to attend a program.