Get into the spirit of the 4th of July with a fun and festive crafting session! We’ll be creating red, white, and blue star decorations using clothespins, felt, and buttons—perfect for adding a patriotic touch to your home or picnic table just in time for Independence Day. All supplies are provided, and no crafting experience […]
Stop by the library’s table at the Waterford Harbor Farmers Market! Learn about upcoming programs and recent changes at the library. Whether you're a regular patron or new to the library, we’d love to connect and share all the ways your library can support you—beyond the books!
Join the library for a monthly book club! We will primarily be reading mysteries and thrillers but other genres may be included from time to time. Our pick for June 24 is Come and Get It by Kiley Reid. Copies are available at the check-out desk for pickup during the month of June. No registration […]
Capital Roots’ Squash Hunger program is a food donation initiative that collects and distributes more than 40 tons of fresh produce to our region’s food pantries and shelters each year. The Waterford Library receives its delivery between 10:30 - 11:00 a.m. each Wednesday morning. Since 2004 Capital Roots has involved thousands of community members in […]
Join our weekly group at the library where we celebrate all crafty hobbies including knitting, crochet, embroidery, and more! All levels of experience welcome. No registration is required.
Love houseplants but struggle to keep them healthy? You're not alone—and we’re here to help! Join us for Houseplant Basics, a relaxed and informative program designed for anyone who’s new to plant care or looking to refresh their skills. We’re excited to welcome Jessica, the Community Horticulture & General Agriculture Manager at Cornell Cooperative Extension, […]
Did you know that Waterford is the birthplace of the first woman to earn three Olympic gold medals? Join us for a very special storytime all about Ethelda Bleibtrey.
Bring your little ones to the library for a fun-filled time with a variety of toys and activities! Enjoy a ball pit with tunnels, dress-up clothes, a play kitchen, and more. While all ages are welcome, this event is especially perfect for children 6 and under.
Capital Roots’ Squash Hunger program is a food donation initiative that collects and distributes more than 40 tons of fresh produce to our region’s food pantries and shelters each year. The Waterford Library receives its delivery between 10:30 - 11:00 a.m. each Wednesday morning. Since 2004 Capital Roots has involved thousands of community members in […]
Join a staff member for hands-on help with your tech needs! Bring your laptop, phone, or tablet with you and any questions you might have and learn to unlock the full potential of your own devices. Tech-Time is a drop-in event every first and third Thursday from 10-11 am, no registration required. If unsure of […]
Join our weekly group at the library where we celebrate all crafty hobbies including knitting, crochet, embroidery, and more! All levels of experience welcome. No registration is required.
Join WMHT Public Television for science fun. Combine simple baking & oil supplies to create blue moon sand. Families use familiar tools and materials to have fun and help children develop an understanding of the physical world. Ages 5+ years with their parent/caregiver Programs are at time listed and require prior registration. Sign up for […]
The Board of Trustees meets monthly at the library on the 2nd Tuesday of the month beginning at 6pm. All meetings are open to the public. Interested parties can view the board meeting agenda and other items to be discussed here. Documents will be uploaded for viewing 24 hours in advance of the Tuesday meeting. A […]
Capital Roots’ Squash Hunger program is a food donation initiative that collects and distributes more than 40 tons of fresh produce to our region’s food pantries and shelters each year. The Waterford Library receives its delivery between 10:30 - 11:00 a.m. each Wednesday morning. Since 2004 Capital Roots has involved thousands of community members in […]
Discover the Erie Canal through a hands-on, inquiry-based learning experience that explores the science, technology, and history of innovation in Upstate New York. Students will understand the physics behind the workings of the Canal, including friction, buoyancy, and Pascal’s Law. Using the engineering process, participants build a lock model based on the Erie Canal’s lock […]