Week Calendar

Early literacy class for children birth to age 5, with adult caregiver. Stories, songs, activities and social interaction for the whole family.

Drop-in, no registration required. 

Join wmht Public Television and the Woodlawn Library for Kids Count activities.  Discuss the story, enjoy parent & child counting activities, hands-on crafts, and carry home the storybook.

Early literacy class for children birth to age 5, with adult caregiver. Stories, songs, activities and social interaction for the whole family.

Drop-in, no registration required. 

We have a special guest during our weekly story time! Fiorella Rojas from Project Growing Minds will be here to read some spooky (child friendly) stories in Spanish and English, as well as other fun Halloween activities! 

Process art is art that focuses on the overall experience or process of creating something instead of focusing on making something specific, or the final product.

Bring your baby and bounce along to songs, rhymes, and stories! Learn about early literacy resources and connect with other caregivers. 

Come check out our early literacy stations in the programming room, including a story time! We will have books previously selected for check out and a craft station every week! Activities and play stations will be different each week.

Join us for this 5-week series for children ages 1-3 with their caregivers. This program encourages playing with your child and talking with child experts. Attend 5 weeks of the series to receive a completion prize. Registration required.

Stories & learning for families with children ages birth to 5 years old. 

Baby Café is a free drop-in service offering in-person breastfeeding/chestfeeding support for pregnant and/or new parents in the community. Siblings and partners welcome! Grab and go snacks provided.

Book a Librarian is a one-on-one session for personalized reference assistance with a librarian that is uninterrupted.

Register with a librarian for personalized reference assistance that is uninterrupted.
Book a forty-five-minute one-on-one session to get assistance in one of the following areas:

Paws for Reading with Hilary and Luna! Come read a book to Shadow!

The Woodlawn Book Club selection for October is Twenty-One Days by Anne Perry.

Coined as the “queen of British historical fiction,” Philippa Gregory returns to the infamous Tudor Court with a tale that is both timely and timeless.

Welcome to a new REELS Spotlight Cinema Series at Scotia, where each series of films highlights a particular actor, director, or theme. This series spotlight shines on movies that are based on books that have been banned or challenged!.

Come to the library to celebrate spooky season. Make a painted sugar skull, a Ghost magnet and a tissue paper pumpkin! For school aged kids, registration required. 

An active storytime combining movement and dance with books and stories! Led by an instructor from Baker School of Dance in Glenville. 

For children ages 3-5.  Registration required.

Join local artist and educator, Megan Viscio, as we learn how make a potted plant diorama with recycled pieces of polished glass and ceramic. Participants will learn about color, composition and how to create movement in their artwork. 

Join us for a fun building challenge using a variety of materials, including Legos, Magnetiles, Strawbees, and more. We supply the building materials, but projects will stay at the library, so bring your camera.

Register with a librarian for personalized reference assistance that is uninterrupted.
Book a forty-five-minute one-on-one session to get assistance in one of the following areas:

Enjoy a tea party and learn about herbs used in teas and their medicinal properties. We'll also blend a tea and sample other tea blends. Refreshments will be served.

Get inspired by slime! Join us to enjoy a storybook reading and create a different slimy masterpiece each week. For slimers ages 6 - 12. Refreshments are provided.

Chill out and de-stress from school at the library! Join us each month for relaxing activities that don’t feature a screen. Snacks and supplies provided! This time, we'll make simple embroidered bookmarks in a variety of autumn designs.

Come write in! Poets, novelists, cartoonists, and more are invited to an hour of writing inspiration and sharing. Work on your existing projects or try a new prompt in a supportive and welcoming atmosphere.

CrAFTERwork is an “after work” craft club intended to bring together patrons who enjoy trying new forms of art! Each month we will tackle a new craft. All materials will be provided.

A blend of asanas (postures), breathing techniques, sun salutations, and a blissful guided meditation (Yoga Nidra) to release stress and get deep rest.

Library Bingo game with light refreshments.

Enjoy a game, winners awarded prizes.

This will be a series of Basic Computer classes. 

In the first and second class, we will go over computer usage and basic software such as Microsoft Word, and Excel.