Week Calendar

Open Makerspace for patrons who have reserved use of one of our Maker Machines - Sewing machine, Embroidery machine, Cricut machines and button maker.  Get information about our machines here: 

Ages 2 - 5 years with a parent/caregiver
*We reserve the right to refuse access to any programs for individuals who do not meet the specified age requirement for the program.*

Pregnancy & Postpartum Support Group

Ages 18 - 36 months with a parent/caregiver
*We reserve the right to refuse access to any programs for individuals who do not meet the specified age requirement for the program.*

Come to the library to play Mah Jongg! 

Ages 12 - 23 months (1 year old) with a parent/caregiver

Join us in welcoming back former Westchester native Jennifer Lang, here to discuss the writing process and her latest work Landed: A Yogi's Memoir in Pieces & Poses about her experiences as a yoga student and instructor and

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.

SHS students, Marin S.

Virtual only.

How to Make Sense of Today's Financial Markets

Students in  6th, 7th and 8th grade, join members of the  Scarsdale High School Creative Writing Club, who will help you learn about character building, plot development, story arcs, dialogue and more! This workshop is a 5- part ser

Join us for a vibrant reading and writing workshop that will illuminate how poetry works as a literary craft on the page and enriches our daily lives as an imaginative "companion." The program will combine guided discussions and readings, short wr

Ages 2 and up with a parent/caregiver
*We reserve the right to refuse access to any programs for individuals who do not meet the specified age requirement for the program.*

Library Chess Club is an opportunity for participants of all ages to engage in open chess play at the Library, most weekends during the school year.

Join us at the library for an informal weekly knitting and crocheting meetup group.  

Bring your own project and spend time with other local crafters. Knit, crochet, chat, share knowledge, and make friends.  

For babies up to 18 months that can be worn in a carrier
*We reserve the right to refuse access to any programs for individuals who do not meet the specified age requirement for the program.*

Get ahead of the holiday season by customizing your own foldable lidded gift box on Cricut Design Space and then cutting it out on our Cricut machine!

Thinking about your next trip? Join us in the Scott Room to hear from Chris McCormack, a tour guide and public speaker with more than 10 years of experience travelling around the world.

Grades K & Up
(while adults are not required to remain in the program room they must remain within the children’s room for the duration of this program)

Grades K & Up
(while adults are not required to remain in the program room they must remain within the children’s room for the duration of this program)

Join dietitian, therapist, and author Lisa D. Ellis, for a discussion of her book Why Did I Just Eat That?

Open Makerspace for patrons who have reserved use of one of our Maker Machines - Sewing machine, Embroidery machine, Cricut machines and button maker.  Ge tinformation about our machines here: 

Grades K - 4
*We reserve the right to refuse access to any programs for individuals who do not meet the specified age requirement for the program.*

Grades K & Up
*We reserve the right to refuse access to any programs for individuals who do not meet the specified age requirement for the program.*

Calling all teen artists: come paint with us!

At this painting workshop series for teens, choose sections of famous classic paintings to re-create on 4" square canvases with acrylic paints.

This monthly meeting is intended for Scarsdale residents who are middle school, junior high, high school, or homeschool students wanting to get involved with the community hub which is the Scarsdale Public Library.