Library Programs
Some of these programs will be by Zoom. Click on the program below to register.
Friday Painters and Artists
Join a fun and informal group of painters and artists, beginners and experienced, on Friday mornings at the library at 10:30 to work together. There is no instruction, and you can draw, paint or work in any medium you choose. You must bring your materials. There […]
Author Talk, Ilyon Woo, Master Slave Husband Wife
Master Slave Husband Wife: An Epic Journey from Slavery to Freedom tells the story of an enslaved couple, William and Ellen Craft, who, in 1848, disguised enslaver and enslaved person, escaped from Macon, Georgia, traveling over 1000 miles to freedom in New England. This year […]
RKML Lego Club
We are calling all Lego enthusiasts! Join the new Lego Club at Ruth Keeler Memorial Library and let your creativity soar! This program is free, open to all, and requires no registration. There will be no Lego Club on March 29th and April 5th
Understanding Pesticide Risks: Protecting your Health and Your Yard Primary tabs
Many commonly used chemicals by homeowners and gardeners may cause serious health effects in children, adults, and pets. These chemicals also run off gardens and yards into rivers, streams, lakes, and the Bay. In this virtual presentation, you will hear the latest science on how […]
Beginners Mahjong
Are you looking for a fun and creative way to spend Thursday mornings? Then, join our beginner Mahjong class at the library! Our experienced instructor Joan Staudinger will teach you the game basics and help you sharpen your skills. Call or email the library to […]
Read-A-Thon
The Friends of Ruth Keeler Memorial Library has decided to hold a Read-a-thon this year!Read-a-thons excite your reader about reading, allowing friends and family to encourage your child to read even more! Our Read-a-thon starts Saturday, April 1, 2023. We encourage you to activate your reader’s account […]
Bagels and Books – Book Discussion Group – Contemporary African Literature
Beginning in January, this book group will dip into contemporary African literature. The group meets monthly on the first Thursday at 10:30 at the library. It is open to anyone and newcomers are welcomed. The library has copies of the book for you to read. January 5th Things Fall […]
On Scandinavian Social Democracy – Community Book Discussion – HumanitiesNy Grant
HumanitiesNY has awarded the library a grant to discuss a series of books on Social Democracy in Scandinavia! During the Cold War, and even today, the social democratic systems of Scandinavia offered a middle path between free market capitalism and state-run communist systems. Their approach has […]
