Join the library for a fun social deduction game for adults! Blood on the Clocktower is a game of murder and mystery, lies and logic, deduction and deception for five-to-twenty courageous players and one devious storyteller. A social game played in person, seated in a circle, each player receives either a ‘good’ or ‘evil’ token […]
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 March 24th is How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin. Copies are available at the check-out desk for pickup during the month of March. […]
Come play a tabletop game from our collection, or bring your own to share. A variety of card and Board games will be available.
Need Health Insurance? Meet with an MVP representative at the library on the 4th Friday of the month from 10 am - 12 pm. They can help with new enrollment, renewals, and coverage questions for any plans through the New York State of Health marketplace. Free and confidential service. You may need the following on-hand […]
This program is part of The Empowered Caregiver Series presented by the Alzheimer's Association. Dementia affects a person's ability to communicate, making it hard to convey their wants and needs to the people around them. Caregivers can learn to use a person-centered approach to decode the verbal and behavioral messages delivered by someone with dementia, […]
Celebrate the season at our next Crafternoon! 🌸 Join us to create whimsical spring décor by decoupaging foam eggs with beautiful spring-themed napkins. Display a few in a decorative bowl for a simple, charming way to welcome the arrival of spring. This beginner-friendly craft is open to ages 16+. Registration is required; RSVP below or […]
Drop by the children's section to make a yarn bracelet for yourself, a friend, or a family member!
Use your imagination to create a work of art with the supplies provided.Each month we will provide a unique project to try.Basic craft supplies will always be available.
In The Explorer’s Gene: Why We Seek Big Challenges, New Flavors, and the Blank Spots on the Map, Alex Hutchinson dives headfirst into a fascinating and provocative new field of research, examining how exploration is a fundamental part of what makes us human. Off the beaten path, on unmarked trails, we are wired to explore. More […]
The Waterford Public Library is holding our second Community Fabric Swap! This is a great time to refresh your fabric stores at no cost. Donations will be accepted all day Thursday April 16 (10-6), and Friday April 17 (10-2). Donations must be in good condition (no stains, holes, strong odors). Donations may include sewing notions […]
Thalia Ho, creator of the award-winning blog Butter and Brioche and author of Wild Sweetness, explores the five tastes of dessert and beyond in her new book, Bittersweet. In Bittersweet: The Five Tastes of Dessert and Beyond, Thalia Ho explores the five tastes and distills their ability to transform desserts into something memorable. Bitter brings deep complexity, sweet tempers and […]
Need Health Insurance? Meet with an MVP representative at the library on the 4th Friday of the month from 10 am - 12 pm. They can help with new enrollment, renewals, and coverage questions for any plans through the New York State of Health marketplace. Free and confidential service. You may need the following on-hand […]
Whether you’re brand new to bird feeding or looking to level up your backyard habitat, this quick primer presented by Carol Quantock from the Audubon Society of the Capital Region will give you practical tools to turn your outdoor space into a favorite stop for local birds. Which feeders and foods draw different birds How […]
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 April 28th is Recursion by Blake Crouch. Copies are available at the check-out desk for pickup during the month of April. No registration is required. Please […]
Some poems unfold through dialogue, speech to a third party, and self talk. Poetic narrators, like playwrights, can erect a “fourth wall” so that the reader must eavesdrop on the poem as they would on a staged drama. In this workshop, we will read several poems and discuss their use of voice before turning to […]