UPCOMING FREE PROGRAMS:
MAHJONG CLUB
Meets Mondays and Tuesdays from 10am-12pm
Everyone is Welcome!
New to the game? Contact Maureen G. at 518-589-6324
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SCRABBLE CLUB!!
Wednesdays at 1:00pm
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An Evening of Pottery with Susan Beecher
Susan Beecher is a nationally recognized local potter and Director of Programming at Sugar Maples Center for the Arts.
She is greatly influenced by the forests, streams and mountains of the Catskills. Her working methods and style attempt to carry on the folk traditions of the past, making pots that are beautiful, functional and lyrical.
Come join us for this
Summer art lecturer!
Friday, June 22nd at 6:00pm
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Sunday, June 24th at 12:30pm at the Washington Irving Inn Price: $25 per person
Join us for a brunch — homemade by Stefania Jozic in this lovely setting!– and bid on a vast range of items in the silent auction. There is something for everyone! This year the Friends are once again encouraging attendees to feel free to wear HATS!!
This event is to support the on-going work of the Friends to supplement library services, raise public awareness, help to expand programs and promote use of the library. The Friends also sponsor programs to encourage the love of reading and the discovery of knowledge to our children.
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Join us for an education program by the Alzheimer’s Association
Healthy Living for your Brain and Body
Wednesday, June 27th from 11-12 pm
**Click on the poster to enlarge for details**
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An Apple a Day Summer Program
An Apple A Day© is a universal literacy-based program that helps to build and reinforce resiliency skills for substance abuse prevention and mental health promotion in children in kindergarten through 4th grade. Children will focuses on the following concepts: (1) literacy; (2) personal sense of safety; (3) development of positive friendships; (4) self-esteem, self-respect, and self-efficacy; and (5) awareness of the dangers of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. To introduce each of these concepts, AAAD uses age-appropriate trade books, writing exercises, music, hands-on activities, role-playing, and brainstorming activities that engage the children in an interactive learning process.
This program will start Monday, June 25th at 10:30am
Help us be more prepared for this program by reserving your children’s place! Please reserve your space by calling/emailing the Mountain Top Library at 518-589-5707 / tanmttoplib@aol.com
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SUMMER BOOK CLUB
Hosted by the Mountain Top Library& Hudson-Chatham Winery
Friday, June 29th from 6:00 – 8:00pm at the Hudson-Chatham Winery in Tannersville
Get your copy of “The Woman in the Window” by AJ Finn Available in Print, EBook & Audiobook format at the Mountain Top Library
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
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Follow the Library to the Arboretum!
Saturdays — June 2nd, June 30th, July 21st, August 18th from 10:30 am to 11:30 am
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MOUNTAIN TOP DRUM AND DANCE
Community Jam– Friday, July 6th from 7-10pm
The first Friday of every month at the Mountain Top Library
All ages welcome, no prior experience needed!
Bring instruments; some percussion instruments will be available for sharing
For more info Contact: Olympia 516-242-5206
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CGCC Noncredit Course offered HERE! at the Mountain Top Library
The Elements of Creative Writing
This course will explore various elements that comprise the writing of fiction by providing discussions, exercises and writing experiences that address the following question: How do I develop a story that presents meaningful conflict with realistic characters who speak authentically to each other? It would be very helpful if participants bring to class an idea for a short story or novel, or an incomplete short story or novel they have been working on. Part of the course will allow opportunities for sharing suggestions to further develop ideas or further develop the work of participants.
Instructor: Russ Kratz, Ph.D
Fee: $72.00 Class Begins: July 10th for 4 Tuesdays **11:00 am – 1:00pm**
**Please note, there is a misprint in the CGCC course catalog on the time of this class***
Contact the office of Community Services of Columbia Greene Community College at 518-828-4181 ext. 3342 or visit the CGCC website for more information or to register.
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Watercolors from Nature: Adult Painting Workshop With Patti Ferrara
Learn the basic techniques of watercolor brushstrokes, color, and methods creating beautiful original art using our natural environment as inspiration.
2 SESSIONS
July 17th and 24th / August 7th and 14th from 4 to 6 pm
Space is limited for these sessions – Please reserve your space by calling/emailing the Mountain Top Library at 518-589-5707 / tanmttoplib@aol.com
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New Additions to our OverDrive Ebook & Audiobook Collection for Mountain Top Library Patrons!
OverDrive doesn’t have what you are looking for?? Let us know through OverDrive, or in person at the Library, and we may purchase it for you!
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“The Friends of the Mountain Top Library” is a nonprofit volunteer organization dedicated to supporting the library and keeping the love of reading alive in our community. We meet the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 7:00PM in the Library and our activities include a book donation to the pre K and K classes of HTCSD Elementary School; the Dennis Lucas JR annual scholarship for best essay to a HTCSD Senior; our annual High Tea and Silent Auction; as well as several book and bake sales.
Membership is $10 for single and $20 for family.
Please make checks payable to “The Friends of the Mountain Top Library,” PO Box 427, Tannersville NY, 12485 or drop off your membership fee at the Library. Please include your name, address and email with your check or cash for our records and mailing list for events and notifications.
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AND WAY MORE FREE PROGRAMS TO COME!
Check out these weekly and biweekly FREE happenings as well…
DROP-IN CRAFTS Every Saturday
Get Crafty! Every Saturday from 10am to 5pm we offer a free kids craft!
ESL (English as a Second Language) every Monday 3:00PM
All are welcome! Please stop by if you are new to the area. No need to register beforehand.
FREE Health Care Assistance at the Mountain Top Library by Appointment
Two different local agencies available to assist you with your health insurance needs
To schedule your appointment or for more information, visit http://www.columbiahealthnet.org/programs/navigator/ or http://allianceforpositivehealth.org
Shop on AMAZON.COM and Help Support the Mountain Top Library!
Next time you shop online, visit
http://www.smile.amazon.com
Choose “Mountain Top Library” as your charity organization and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to your favorite library!
