For Grades 2-5: Let’s get colorful! Dive into the world of tie-dye and design a one-of-a-kind creation that is entirely yours. We’ve got the dyes and the supplies ready—all that's missing is you. Secure your spot today! Register at https://l.ead.me/bgmoVj
For Grades 6-12: Ready to get vibrant? We'll provide everything you need for a fun and colorful session of creating your own unique tie-dye design. Just bring your creativity and get ready to make a splash of color! Register at https://l.ead.me/bgmpeO
Online: A.I. is showing up everywhere: your browser, email, documents, and phone. In this practical session, learn how to recognize AI features, decide when to use them, and turn them off when they get in the way. Simple steps, real control, no technical expertise required and peace of mind every day. Go to tech-talk.com/webinars to… MoreTech-Talk: Turn off Unwanted A.I. (online)
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!
For children and families: The REV Theatre Company's Jack and the Turnip Root is a dynamic, interactive 45-minute production designed for young audiences. This drama will be presented outside, on the Seneca Falls Library lawn. Please bring chairs, blankets, drinks and other necessary items to make this a comfortable and fun experience. It will move… MoreThe REV Theatre Co. presents Jack and the Turnip Root
Kids will enjoy a free bag lunch, picnic-style on the library lawn as elementary school teachers read to you! On July 9th, Mrs. Martin-Tanner will be reading to us!
For kids, ages 8-12: This class teaches children how to behave responsibly when home alone. Students will learn basic first aid, safety when answering the phone or door, internet safety, and reacting to emergencies such as power outages and fires. Knowing when your child is ready to stay home alone is a difficult decision; preparation… MoreHome Alone Safety
For Pre-K to 5th grade: In this hands-on creative workshop, kids will design their very own prehistoric treasures. Participants will transform ordinary plastic eggs into ancient dinosaur eggs using a variety of textures and colors, then engineer a cozy, protective nest to keep their eggs safe. Register at https://l.ead.me/bgmoqx
For families: Join us for a family-friendly film (Rated PG) along the canal at People's Park, 35 Water Street, Seneca Falls! Please bring chairs, blankets, snacks and drinks. Free popcorn will be provided. Weather-dependent. Free. See image for movie title.
Shred old documents, recycle electronics, and have some summer fun at Beginnings Credit Union’s annual Waterloo Shred Day at Skoi Yase Primary School. Nothing to shred? Stop by to meet animal friends from Chester's Barn, grab a drink from Bad Burro Coffee Company, and jam out to Mix 98.5 DJs Jim and Sorah! We’ll have… MoreWaterloo Shred Day
Recommended for students ages 11-15, this free, 4.5-hour class teaches the roles and responsibilities of being a babysitter. It includes classroom discussion, instructor-led lectures, and an interactive video, covering accident prevention, first aid, and ages and stages expectations.. Students are asked to bring a self-address, stamped envelope and a peanut-free bagged lunch, drink and snack… MoreBabysitter Training
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
