For Adults: Join us at Simply Homemade, 2194 Yellow Tavern Road, Waterloo, NY and get ready to explore recipes, techniques, and flavors. In September, we will explore Condiments! Registration is required at https://l.ead.me/bgcUAt
Learn how to turn YouTube into a strategic marketing platform instead of just a place to upload videos. in this practical session, discover how to structure your channel, improve discoverability, use thumbnails and titles effectively, guide viewers with end cards and playlists, and create a system that turns viewers into followers. Go to tech-talk.com/webinars to… MoreOnline Tech-Talk: Build a YouTube Channel as a Marketing Engine
For teens ages 13-18: Do you love manga? Join the club! We will read, discuss and enjoy all things manga and anime. Please register at https://l.ead.me/bdSZbJ. Have questions? Email programs@senecafallslibrary.org!
Got a dress sitting in your closet from last year? Swap it out for something fresh, or just drop by to claim your complete Homecoming look without spending a dime. How It Works: * Free Outfits: Every teen can choose 1 dress, 1 pair of shoes, and accessories—completely free. * No Dress to Swap? No… MoreHomecoming Dress Swap / Giveaway
Curbside pickup on State St. Chicken & Biscuit with Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Veg., & Apple Crisp. $14.00 per person
Join us for an evening of French baroque music from the city that inspires love. A hub of musical activity in the 18th century, Paris inspired and welcomed composers such as Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, Georg Phillip Telemann, Blavet, and Marais. At court and in private salons, audiences mingled with musicians and heard the… MorePegasus Early Music: Paris
Get ready for spooky season and save money with the library's Halloween Costume Swap! From October 5th through the 31st, you can bring your clean, gently used costumes, dress-up clothes, and accessories to the library hallway and hang them on the costume rack. After you donate, you can browse the rack and pick out a… MoreHalloween Costume Swap
For kids: Shy reader? Build confidence and a love of books at "Tales with Trevor"! Kids can practice reading aloud to Trevor, our friendly library dog, in a relaxed and supportive environment. Trevor is a calm and gentle listener who makes reading fun and less stressful!
For Everyone: Got a project on the needles, hooks, or frame? Don't stitch in solitude—join the Fiber Arts Club! Whether you’re into knitting, crocheting, embroidery, spinning, or weaving, bring whatever you're currently working on and settle in for a relaxing time with fellow makers. It’s the perfect spot to swap ideas, troubleshoot tricky patterns, or… MoreFiber Arts Club
For Kids and Families: Grab the kids and jump into an afternoon of fun right! We’re showing everyone's favorite cowboy and space ranger as they ride into their latest brand-new, fifth big-screen adventure! Before the feature presentation begins, young moviegoers will head to our DIY table to mix up their very own custom cereal snack… MoreMovie Matinee
LeTourneau Christian Center’s Blessed Hope October Ladies Luncheon will be held on Friday, October 9 at 11:00 AM. This month’s speaker, Tabitha Rosato, will share a message about embracing who God created us to be. Program and lunch are $22. Registration and pre-payment required by 5:00 PM Friday, October 2 which can be made by… MoreBlessed Hope Ladies Luncheon
Visit the home of John and Margaret Johnston, where John Johnston became a vocal advocate of improved farming techniques, including tile drainage. Home to the Johnston family from 1822-1877, the Johnston House features exhibits, interactive spaces, and a research room. The site also includes the Mike Weaver Drain Tile Museum, which contains a large collection… MoreJohnston House Open House
