Weir Farm Artists Collective - Opportunity for Local Artists to Gather and Build Community!Kick-off program on Thursday April 2 from 10:00 to 11:30amMay – October on First and Third Thursdays at 10:00 amCalling all artists! The Weir Farm Artist Collective is a collaboration of independent artists following the tradition of creativity within the Weir Farm landscape. On the first Thursday of the month, May through October, the Collective will be gathering in the Burlingham Barn with a focused discussion topic. The third Thursday of the month will be a ‘paint out’-style gathering, where artists can come to the park and make art together. Parking for the ‘paint out’ days will be in the overflow parking lot near the Weir Barn.

For infants through age 4, accompanied by a caregiver. Join Miss Ally in the Children’s Room on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays for Family Storytime, where we’ll be reading books, singing songs, and playing with scarves, shakers and other props – activities meant to be both fun and promote development. No registration required. Note: photographs are often taken at our events to post on social media and our website. Please let the event leader know if you would prefer your child not be photographed.

For Children in Grades 1-5 Join us for our latest monthly book club! This month we’ll read the second book in the Dragon Masters series, Saving the Sun Dragon. Come and talk about the book, and join in on a themed activity based on the book! Each month we’ll discuss one book in the series, and then have a craft or activity themed around each book. Reading the book is not required to participate but recommended as there will be spoilers! Space is limited. Please register below.

For infants through age 4, accompanied by a caregiver. Join Miss Ally in the Children’s Room on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays for Family Storytime, where we’ll be reading books, singing songs, and playing with scarves, shakers and other props – activities meant to be both fun and promote development. No registration required. Note: photographs are often taken at our events to post on social media and our website. Please let the event leader know if you would prefer your child not be photographed.

Roots of Resilience is a free, nature based wellness program for Westchester County veterans. The program offers a supportive environment to engage & learn through hands-on horticultural activities, connect with fellow veterans, and experience the therapeutic benefits of nature. It will feature adaptive gardening, nature walks and reflection, nutritional education and wellness and mindfulness and pain management. Registration required. For more information, download the flyer here: download flyer

For Children Ages 4-12 and their Caregivers Come to the library with your home schoolers ages 4 – 12 to meet up and socialize with other home school parents and kids in this new weekly meet-up every Thursday afternoon! Registration is required for each meeting. Please register below.

Are you an aspiring writer who would like to get feedback on your work? The Afternoon Writers Group meets every Thursday, from 2 to 4 pm, to discuss their work and share feedback with others.There is no formal instruction, just a gathering of writers sharing their work. If you are interested in joining, please email the Library at [email protected].

For Children in Grades K-5 Read to therapy dogs and develop your reading skills and sense of compassion! Children will also learn about animal-savvy behavior and volunteerism. The program will be led by volunteers from ROAR (Ridgefield Operation for Animal Rescue). It will take place on the first Thursday of each month. There are four 15-minute time slots available – 4:00 pm, 4:15 pm, 4:30 pm and 4:45 pm. Please register by FAMILY (siblings share a time slot, so please only register one spot for your FAMILY). There will be two therapy dogs, so two families can register per time slot. Please register below for your desired time slot (the first one is 4 pm, second is 4:15 pm, etc)

For infants through age 4, accompanied by a caregiver. Join Miss Ally in the Children’s Room on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays for Family Storytime, where we’ll be reading books, singing songs, and playing with scarves, shakers and other props – activities meant to be both fun and promote development. No registration required. Note: photographs are often taken at our events to post on social media and our website. Please let the event leader know if you would prefer your child not be photographed.

This casual, weekly gathering of those who knit/crochet and chat meets in the conference room during the winter, and outside on the Library patio when weather permits. Catch up on people’s craft projects and what is going on in Town – and beyond. Bring a project, and a chair when outside! If interested in being on the contact list, email [email protected].

In partnership with the Westchester Book Festival, Lasdon is offering seasonal book recommendations, a writing prompt, and journaling materials in the Welcome Center.  Contact [email protected] with any questions or special accessibility needs. This is an outdoor program. Cancellation in case of extreme weather

Ecotherapy, also called nature therapy, focuses on improving mental and physical wellbeing through outdoor activities. Master Naturalist Bruce Rosenberg will lead a guided walk to different areas of Lasdon that will be explored as nature and its benefits are experienced up close. All participants should be prepared to walk, wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Bring water. This is a rain or shine event. Space is limited. Registration is required.

Children will hand sew a WW I haversack,  taste “War Cake” Muffins, experience an authentic WW I military vehicle and try on original WW I uniforms will learning about being a soldier and the origins of Veterans Day. Children ages 6 and up. 8 max. Fee: $15.

Work next to Lasdon’s gardeners on tasks that include removing invasives, trail maintenance, weeding, planting, pruning, and deadheading. SIGN UP NOW

Join Yoga expert Melissa Feinberg for a gentle discovery within the practice of Yoga. Beginner or advanced students will begin with a warmup and introduction then move onto discovering new postures, breathing and meditation practices. Yoga’s many potential benefits include improved flexibility, strength and body awareness. It may also help relieve stress and anxiety. Registration is required. Suggested donation of $10 to cover program expenses.

Spend a few hours in our garden!  Work next to Lasdon’s gardeners on tasks that include watering, weeding, planting, pruning, deadheading, transplanting, tropical plant maintenance in a 60 year old greenhouse!  sign up now

A demanding but flexible poetic form, the sonnet was first used for love poems in Renaissance Italy, but was soon taken up by poets in other languages for a broader range of concerns. We will look at sonnets by poets from William Shakespeare to Robert Frost that exemplify this expansive subject matter as well as the adaptability ofthe sonnet form itself. Led by David Sanders, Professor Emeritus of English and a resident of South Salem. This session will be geared towards discussion, with everyone encouraged to participate. Space is limited. Please register below.

For Ages Birth to 3 Years-Old With a Caregiver Come and experience the musical talent of Robert the Guitar Guy at our monthly music program while you clap, march and dance along to the beat! An engaging musical experience for children to share with their caregiver. Robert is usually at the Library every 2nd Monday of the month. Space is limited. Please register below.

This week’s Afternoon Film is a showing of the 2026 science fiction thriller Disclosure Day, directed by acclaimed director Steven Spielberg (Jaws, Schindler’s List). The film follows a television meteorologist (played by Emily Blunt) as she teams up with a cybersecurity analyst (Josh O’Connor) to disclose the existence of extraterrestrials to the world, while they try to evade a government contractor (Colin Firth) who tries to stop them. Space is limited. Please register below.

For Ages 4 – 7, accompanied by a caregiver. This is called “Art & Science Storytime” because Miss Ally includes arts & crafts or science experiments as part of her weekly storytime for this age group. Note: photographs are often taken at our events to post on social media and our website. Please let the event leader know if you would prefer your child not be photographed.

Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins and Veterans Service Agency Director Joshua Gaccione will join with veterans and other officials on Tuesday to honor the commitment of all who have served at the County’s annual Veterans Day Ceremony at Lasdon Public Gardens and Veterans Memorial. The event celebrated the enduring commitment of veterans both in service and in their communities after their military service.

For infants through age 4, accompanied by a caregiver. Join Miss Ally in the Children’s Room on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays for Family Storytime, where we’ll be reading books, singing songs, and playing with scarves, shakers and other props – activities meant to be both fun and promote development. No registration required. Note: photographs are often taken at our events to post on social media and our website. Please let the event leader know if you would prefer your child not be photographed.

Are you a mahjong player? A group of experienced players meets weekly Tuesdays at 1 pm at the Library. Their roster is currently full, but the number can vary with the season. Interested players should send an email to [email protected] to be placed on the wait list. There is always room in the Thursday evening session, which meets at 6 pm. That is a mixed-level gathering, with many newer players who have taken “Mahjong for Beginners” at the Library. If interested in joining the Thursday session, or the next “Mahjong for Beginners”, please contact the Library at the email above.

For Children in Grades K-5 Make your own Fall-themed edible Play Doh with two simple ingredients! Experience a new guided craft every week at our Advanced Craft series, meeting usually on Tuesday in the Children’s Room. Space is limited. Please register below.

Are you a mahjong player? This is a group of mixed level players that meets weekly Thursday evenings at 6:00 pm. This is NOT a drop-in program. We need to know the number of players to set up the room. Interested players should send an email to [email protected], with your name and level of experience.

Join the Chapter 49 of Vietnam Veterans of America as they remember the fallen of Westchester County during the Vietnam War on Memorial Day. Ceremony will take place at the Vietnam Memorial on the Trail of Honor. Park in the lower visitor parking lot for easy access. Golf cart rides will be provided for those requiring assistance. FREE No Registration Required

Free Two-Day Stone Wall Workshop led by Master Craftsman Neil RippingaleThursday November 12 & Friday November 13 from 8:00 am to 3:00 pmHosted by The Friends of Weir Farm and Sponsored by a Grant from The Sue B. Hart Foundation Registration Required - WAITLIST ONLY - WORKSHOP FULL: To sign up for the waitlist please complete this REGISTRATION FORM.  Announcing a free two-day stone wall workshop at Weir Farm National Historical Park! Join us on Thursday November 12 and Friday November 13 from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm each day for this hands-on event hosted by the Friends of Weir Farm and sponsored by a generous grant from the Sue B. Hart Foundation. Under the expert guidance of Master Craftsman Neil Rippingale assisted by park staff participants will have the unique opportunity to learn dry stone wall building restoration and repair. Neil’s extensive experience spans projects worldwide and his engaging teaching style promises an enriching experience for all. This workshop is tailored for both enthusiasts and masons who are new to dry-stone techniques and eager to develop foundational skills in this timeless craft. Throughout the two days attendees will gain practical skills to restore stone walls whether in their own yards or within the park all while volunteering in their local national park. The workshop includes a comfortable pace of hands-on training using native stone as well as a brief classroom session covering dry-stone construction preservation and repair. Registration is required as space is limited to twelve participants. The workshop is free and open to adults 18 and older as well as youth ages 16 and 17 who attend with a parent or guardian. Participants must be able to lift bend and kneel and should come prepared with work gloves sturdy outdoor footwear suitable clothing a water bottle and a brown bag lunch. Drinking water will be provided. Please note that attendance is required for both days and all participants must sign a volunteer service agreement form.  This special program is made possible thanks to the support of The Sue B. Hart Foundation and The Friends of Weir Farm National Historical Park. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to learn from a master and contribute to your community!

For infants through age 4, accompanied by a caregiver. Join Miss Ally in the Children’s Room on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays for Family Storytime, where we’ll be reading books, singing songs, and playing with scarves, shakers and other props – activities meant to be both fun and promote development. No registration required. Note: photographs are often taken at our events to post on social media and our website. Please let the event leader know if you would prefer your child not be photographed.

For Children Ages 4-12 and their Caregivers Come to the library with your home schoolers ages 4 – 12 to meet up and socialize with other home school parents and kids in this new weekly meet-up every Thursday afternoon! Registration is required for each meeting. Please register below.

Are you an aspiring writer who would like to get feedback on your work? The Afternoon Writers Group meets every Thursday, from 2 to 4 pm, to discuss their work and share feedback with others.There is no formal instruction, just a gathering of writers sharing their work. If you are interested in joining, please email the Library at [email protected].

For Children in Grades K-5 Let’s turn your everyday apple into a volcano with a couple of household ingredients! Join Miss Ally in this regular program and work on a different activity surrounding STEAM: Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Mathematics each session. Space is limited. Please register below.

For infants through age 4, accompanied by a caregiver. Join Miss Ally in the Children’s Room on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays for Family Storytime, where we’ll be reading books, singing songs, and playing with scarves, shakers and other props – activities meant to be both fun and promote development. No registration required. Note: photographs are often taken at our events to post on social media and our website. Please let the event leader know if you would prefer your child not be photographed.

This casual, weekly gathering of those who knit/crochet and chat meets in the conference room during the winter, and outside on the Library patio when weather permits. Catch up on people’s craft projects and what is going on in Town – and beyond. Bring a project, and a chair when outside! If interested in being on the contact list, email [email protected].

For Teens in Grades 6-12 DIY your own glowing, maple tree mason jar lanterns! A cozy way to welcome the change in seasons. Space is limited. Please register below.

Sew your own project along with other guild members.Come for all or part of the day (9am-5pm)Bring your project and tools (ironing and cutting stations provided)Bring lunch or snacks as desired.Pre-registration required – Cash payment ($5) at the doorEmail Joanne Visovsky to signup or for more [email protected] or 914-548-2310.

Embrace the beauty of late autumn with an intimate, hands-on botanical design experience inspired by the rich colors, textures, and natural abundance of the harvest season. Led by floral designer Sherry Grimes-Jenkins, Owner and Creative Director of EMY Custom Flowers, guests will create an elegant seasonal arrangement within a beautifully prepared natural pumpkin. The finished design will make an exquisite statement for a Thanksgiving table, entry console, covered porch, buffet, or seasonal gathering. No previous floral design experience is necessary. What to Bring:Guests are asked to bring floral shears or pruners, protective floral or gardening gloves, and a large bag or container for safely transporting their finished design home. All other floral materials are included. Registration required.

For All Ages – Everyone is Welcome! Help us give a warm Lewisboro welcome to our new Library Director, Carrie Bickner! We’re pairing her welcome with November’s Family Fun Saturday for a full day of community, crafts, stories, and celebration. Whether you’re bringing the kids for storytime or dropping by in the evening to say hello, there’s something for everyone: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM: It’s Family Fun Saturday! Come have a Thanksgiving Feast at the Lewisboro Library inspired by our favorite “PEANUTS”! We’ll be serving popcorn, pretzels, jelly beans and hot chocolate, along with an assortment of other snacks. Carrie, our new Library Director, will be leading a Charlie Brown themed storytime, and we’ll have a Make Your Own Comic Strip station. Plus, a finger flick football tournament! 2:30 PM: Afternoon Storytime with Carrie 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM: Open Drop-In & Chat — come meet Carrie and introduce yourself! 6:30 PM: Evening Cocktail Reception to celebrate Carrie’s new role Space is limited. Please register below.

Our busy lives often leave little time to focus on matters related to our aging. It’s important, however, to set aside time to plan for what’s ahead – now more than ever. Join elder law attorney Samantha A. Lyons, Esq. as she explains how to best organize your affairs and ensure all necessary documents are in order — from last wills, trusts, and advance directives to insurance policies and bank records. Discover what estate and elder care planning options are available to you and your loved ones as well as eligibility requirements for New York’s Medicaid home care and nursing home programs. Space is limited. Please register below.