Week Calendar

Join us in this child-friendly classical concert curated just for little ones ages birth -5 years old featuring the violin and viola. There may even be a special gust musician. Registration is required. 

Nutritionist Theresa George, of Westchester County’s Senior Services, will serve up energy-boosting meal tips that will put a ‘spring’ in your step!

Monday, April 21, 11 am-12noon

The Scarsdale Public Library is offering “Chair Yoga with Ellen,” a seated yoga class, Tuesdays at 11 AM. The class includes building strength and stamina, stretching and guided meditation and breathing.

Qi Gong for health and energy. Join us to practice this gentle body movement for healing the body, mind and emotions. Qi Gong has been shown to reduce pain, improve concentration, and help people cope with stress.

Each year the Scarsdale Forum hosts three or more Sunday Speaker events where notable guests discuss subjects of interest to local residents. On Sunday, April 24 at 3pm, the Forum will present the last Sunday Speaker pro

Scarsdale High School students, Marin S.

Celebrate National Poetry Month with Action Book Club on Friday, April 29 at 3:30 in the South Meeting Room at Scarsdale Library.

Join us in afterschool class educating children on animal movements and their Spring adaptations.  

This Spring animals search for food, partner up, build new homes, teach baby animals how to live and so much more!

Understanding College Athletic Recruiting & the College Application Process

Sports will now once again become an important factor in college admissions, reclaiming the prominence they had before the Covid shutdown.

Scarsdale Library is excited to begin our Discover Outstanding Authors series. Join us to discuss their latest works, ask about their process, and to meet other avid readers.