Upcoming Programs
Medicare Information Seminar
On the agenda for our program:
1. Who is eligible for Medicare and when can you enroll?
2. What are the three pathways to Medicare coverage?
3. What are the five different parts of Medicare coverage?
4. How to avoid the Medicare lifetime penalities?
5. Can I contribute to my HSA if I am also enrolled in Medicare?
Bob Quinlan started his life and health insurance practice in 1986. Helping people with Medicare since 2014. Part-time insurance instructor across the country since 2007.
Cooking Class: Summertime Dishes
Join Holly Shelowitz, Certified Nutrition Counselor, and Culinary Educator for an in person cooking class, featuring dishes for your backyard gatherings and everyday meals. On the menu will be:
-Asparagus Salad with Almonds and Sesame Ginger Vinaigrette
-Broccoli Slaw with Lemony Vinaigrette.
You will watch each dish be prepared right before your eyes and get to taste them too!
Spoon Man Live Performance
Friday, July 8, 6:00 PM
The “Spoon Man” is a published author who offers a hilarious interactive musical comedy program for all ages. He has been playing the spoons for nearly 32 years, ad professionally for over 20! Join us for this "stirring" performance! Great for families and appropriate for all ages.
Please note that this program will take place at United Methodist Church, 1 Church St., Hyde Park.
Presented with Hyde Park and Staatsburg Libraries
Waterwheel Renewable Energy Workshop
Monday, July 11, 10:00 AM
Make a low-tech waterwheel using household and craft materials, and test it out under running water.
Ages 7-11.
Digital Painting with The Art Effect
Use Wacom Tablets and Photoshop software to imagine concept art, to create original digital visual art pieces, and to strengthen their skills in visual communication. Students also gain practice with identifying light sources, learning how to properly shade, learning how to compose images, and take elements from source texts to re-imagine them and refashion them through a unified personal aesthetic. Grades K-5.
Scratch Coding Camp
Learn more about coding in a fun and supportive environment. With instructors from Open Hub, kids can learn how to code an animated story with Scratch and gain skills they will use well into the future. Snack included, bring a water bottle (can be refilled at the library). Parents must sign child(ren) in at drop off and out at pick up. Limited spots. Ages 10-14.
Build a Buzzing Board Game (Online)
Make a personalized version of the board game Operation, where players must remove game pieces without setting off the alarm! You choose the theme, design the board, and build the electric circuit that makes it work. All you need is a recycled box (cereal or cracker boxes work great) and some simple components. Turn your buzzing, light-up game board into a treasure map, an adventure story, or a test of skill — whatever sparks your imagination! Ages 12 and older.
Everyone Needs Friends!
Join the CCL Friends Group! We meet the 4th Monday of the month at 4 PM.
