Events Calendar

Don’t lose your page! Color a bookmark at the library! Supplies will be available at the welcome desk and in the children’s room. All ages welcome.

Join storyteller Regi Carpenter for “Holding Up the Sky," a celebration of stories and songs about caring for our earth. All ages welcome.

Kids are invited to discover the world of yoga with Kidding Around Yoga. This program is for children and caregivers. Yoga will be on the library's lawn, weather permitting.

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.

Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge is practically in your neighborhood! Discover what there is to see and do at the refuge, as well as how the refuge is managed to create the best wildlife habitat with Andrea VanBeusichem. Learn how Montezuma was established, how it has changed over the years - and how a place in the middle of New York came by its name!

Local pop culture and marketing expert Ed Catto will run a graphic novel workshop for kids in grades 6 to 12. He will guide kids in the basics of creating a graphic novel, including the “language of comics” and how to develop original characters and storylines.

Kids are invited to discover the world of yoga with Kidding Around Yoga. This program is for children and caregivers. Yoga will be on the library's lawn, weather permitting.

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.

Do you like to fish? Have you ever wondered what species might be found in your backyard pond or local river? Come learn about local fish populations and where you might find them. Colleen Keefer of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is back at Seymour Library to talk about the local fish population and what you can do to protect the fish and keep your local waterways clean. Grab a fun fish coloring page! This program is for all ages.

Program led by the Alzheimer’s Association. Registration is required, so please call the library at 252-2571 to register.

Get your stretch on this summer at Seymour Library! Instructor Wendy Vitale 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.

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