Events Calendar

Are you looking for a new way to control chronic illness such as prediabetes, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and arthritis? Do you want to have better blood work results? Learn how using smartphone and computer apps to monitor your eating and physical activity habits could help you live a healthier life and reduce the symptoms of chronic illness. Bring your own device or use a tablet or phone provided by the Cayuga Community Health Network. Registration is required, so please call the library at 252-2571.

Make your own coloring robot. All ages welcome. Space is limited, registration required.

In the modern era, the Supreme Court has risen dramatically in both stature and visibility in our federal government. In this session, look at a brief history of the Court, how the Court actually works, and explore some recent and past cases with local historian Tom Henry. Seymour Library’s Civic Literacy Series is made possible by a grant from the Fred M. Everett and Ora H. Everett Charitable Trust.

Get your stretch on this summer at Seymour Library! Instructor Deborah Daly will lead a chair yoga class on the library’s front lawn (or inside in case of bad weather.) No mats required. Comfortable clothes and shoes recommended.

Use household items to make volcanoes, elephant toothpaste, and cola geysers. Open to all ages. Space is limited, registration required.

Learn to play chess with chess master Tom McKellop. Beginners welcome.

Sensory Storytime engages all of the senses through music, movement, stories, and play. This program is designed for children with sensory integration challenges, but is open to all children. Funding for Sensory Storytime was made possible through the 2016-2019 New York State Library Family Literacy Library Services Grant. Due to limited space, please register for the program by stopping by the Children’s Room or call 252-2571.

Are you looking for a new way to control chronic illness such as prediabetes, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and arthritis? Do you want to have better blood work results? Learn how using smartphone and computer apps to monitor your eating and physical activity habits could help you live a healthier life and reduce the symptoms of chronic illness. Bring your own device or use a tablet or phone provided by the Cayuga Community Health Network. Registration is required, so please call the library at 252-2571.

If you or someone you know is affected by Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, it’s time to learn the facts. The Alzheimer’s Association will discuss the difference between normal aging and dementia, the different stages of dementia, the importance of clinical trials, and more. Learn about how the brain works and the programs and services offered by the Alzheimer’s Association. Registration is required, so please call the library at 252-2571 to register.