Storytime
This July we have a full program of storytime events throughout the month. Held every Friday at 2.00pm. Stories, crafts,Read More...
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See what’s on at the Library
The New Woodstock Free Library schedules a number of fun and interesting events. Check this page to see what is coming up and how to participate.
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Activities
Storytime
This July we have a full program of storytime events throughout the month. Held every Friday at 2.00pm. Stories, crafts,Read More...
The Great & Powerful Dave the Magician!
Summer Reading Program (SRP) Event: Dave Moreland will present an explorer-themed show customized to this summer's 'Adventure Begins at YourRead More...
Storytime
This July we have a full program of storytime events throughout the month. Held every Friday at 2.00pm. Stories, crafts,Read More...
Kid’s Book Club
Designed for independent readers aged 8 to 12 years, Kid’s Book Club runs every Friday in July from 4.00pm toRead More...
Adventure with Madison County 4-H
Join Madison County 4-H for an adventure! Read a fun adventure book and create your own Story Stones. Participants will haveRead More...
Storytime
This July we have a full program of storytime events throughout the month. Held every Friday at 2.00pm. Stories, crafts,Read More...
Kid’s Book Club
Designed for independent readers aged 8 to 12 years, Kid’s Book Club runs every Friday in July from 4.00pm toRead More...
Kyle Reger, Cazenovia Town Supervisor
Kyle Reger will be at the New Woodstock Free Library on Saturday, July 27th, from 9:00 a.m. till noon. BringRead More...
‘Bubblemania!’ Featuring Doug Rougeux
SRP Event: Join Professor Douglas James from 'Bubblemania!' as he tells his mostly true tales of his globetrotting bubble adventures! Read More...
Smokey’s 80th Birthday Bash
SRP Event: Come and celebrate Smokey Bear's Birthday with a fun program for kids and caregivers. Everyone is welcome; no registrationRead More...
Workshop: Mammals of New York State
SRP Event: Join us for a presentation from the staff of Rogers Environmental Center. From a two-inch masked shrew toRead More...