Join the club and talk books, books, books. If you like to read fiction and meet interesting people in a relaxed and welcoming environment this book discussion club is for you. The It's a Good Book Club meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 10 am.Book titles to be announced.Registration is required. Print copies will be available at the first floor circulation desk, while supplies last.Check for ebooks and other formats in the library catalog.Wednesday, September 10, 2025 - We Begin at the End by Chris Whitaker. Print copies will be available August 13.Wednesday, October 8, 2025 - Fruit of the Drunken Tree by Ingrid Rohas Contreras. Print copies will be available September 10.Wednesday, November 12 - The Bird Hotel by Joyce Maynard. Print copies will be available October 8.Wednesday, December 10 - Title TBD at meeting on October 8For more information or to register, call the Greenburgh Library Information Desk at 914-721-8225.

Please join us for a special "Welcoming Spring" performance by the acclaimed Bronx Opera Company, featuring arias and duets from the classics, accompanied by keyboard music.  There will be a brief talk at intermission about the history of the site. 

Join us for a performance of “Prequel to Treason: The Court Martial of General Benedict Arnold.”  This will be a dramatic presentation, by acclaimed historical actors Sean Grady and Gary Petagine, recreating the court martial trial of Major General Benedict Arnold in December 1779. 

The popularity of native Yiddish speaker Diane Cypkin’s first show has lead her to create a presentation featuring still more wonderful songs and anecdotes from theYiddish stage that is every bit as captivating as her first. Not only will Prof. Cypkin feature songs made famous by legends like Molly Picon and Menasha Skulnik, but she will also focus on the great Yiddish songwriters. These include composers Joseph Rumshinsky and Nellie Casman, who was both a star of the stage and a recording artist for several labels. These songwriters also include talented lyricists who were also skilled performers like Chaim Tauber, Isadore Lillian and Aaron Lebedeff, whom Molly Picon dubbed “Our George M. Cohan” because of his crowd-pleasing singing and dancing. Prof. Cypkin’s stories about the songs she sings will be both entertaining and educational.

A talk and discussion about the Imperial Crisis, the series of events from the French and Indian War leading to the American Revolution.  No reservations needed for live attendance at the site, but registration through the Contact e mail would be needed to receive a link to the livestream of the talk.   

Join the club and talk books, books, books. If you like to read fiction and meet interesting people in a relaxed and welcoming environment this book discussion club is for you. The It's a Good Book Club meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 10 am.Book titles to be announced.Registration is required. Print copies will be available at the first floor circulation desk, while supplies last.Check for ebooks and other formats in the library catalog.Wednesday, September 10, 2025 - We Begin at the End by Chris Whitaker. Print copies will be available August 13.Wednesday, October 8, 2025 - Fruit of the Drunken Tree by Ingrid Rohas Contreras. Print copies will be available September 10.Wednesday, November 12 - The Bird Hotel by Joyce Maynard. Print copies will be available October 8.Wednesday, December 10 - Title TBD at meeting on October 8For more information or to register, call the Greenburgh Library Information Desk at 914-721-8225.

A commemoration of Memorial Day, beginning with an 11 am ceremony in the church, and followed by a tour, with flowers and flags, of the historic cemetery, exploring the lives and services of many of the veterans buried at the site.  We will present special honors to Major Charles Turnbull who served in the artillery of the Continental Army during the revolutionary War. Descendants of Major Turnbull will be part of the commemoration.  At 1:30 PM, there will be a performance, and sing along, of songs of the American Revolution and the Civil War.No reservation needed for live attendance at the site, but please register through the Contact e mail for link information for the livestream of the 1:30 PM performance.  

Join the club and talk books, books, books. If you like to read fiction and meet interesting people in a relaxed and welcoming environment this book discussion club is for you. The It's a Good Book Club meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 10 am.Book titles to be announced.Registration is required. Print copies will be available at the first floor circulation desk, while supplies last.Check for ebooks and other formats in the library catalog.Wednesday, September 10, 2025 - We Begin at the End by Chris Whitaker. Print copies will be available August 13.Wednesday, October 8, 2025 - Fruit of the Drunken Tree by Ingrid Rohas Contreras. Print copies will be available September 10.Wednesday, November 12 - The Bird Hotel by Joyce Maynard. Print copies will be available October 8.Wednesday, December 10 - Title TBD at meeting on October 8For more information or to register, call the Greenburgh Library Information Desk at 914-721-8225.

We are pleased to offer tours of the museum and of the historic church, Monday to Friday, at the following times: 12 Noon, 2 PM and 4 PM.  These are reservation tours, of 45-minute duration. In the museum, the current feature exhibition is, "The Emergence of a National Historic Site: St. Paul's Between the World Wars". Other displays explore the American Revolution and the Lenape, the original inhabitants of the St. Paul's area.  In the church, visitors observe and learn about the significance of original appearance of 1787, and also gain an appreciation of the use of the edifice as a military field hospital during the Revolutionary War. Other features include the 1830 Erben, one of America's oldest working pipe organs.  Brief recitals are avilable upon request.  Please use the  https://www.recreation.gov website for advance reservations, and please arrive ten minutes before your scheduled tour time.     In addition, self-guided tours of the grounds and historic cemetery, weather and conditions permitting, are available Monday to Friday, 10 AM - 4 PM.  Reservation are not required for the self guided tours of the grounds. Before visiting us, we recommend viewing our Site Orientation Video, which is available through our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/200515059970055/videos/577209182966992   

A discussion and presentation by site manager David Osborn exploring the story of the Declaration of Independence, helping to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the famous document that established the country.  No reservations needed for live attendance at the site, but please register through the Contact Us e mail to receive link information for the livestream of the program.