Livingston Manor Branch:

Monday: 10am-5pm
Tuesday: 10am-5pm
Wednesday: 10am-5pm
Thursday: 10am-7pm
Friday: 10am-5pm
Saturday: 10am-2pm
Sunday: Closed

(845) 439-5440

Roscoe Branch:

*NEW HOURS
Monday: 10am-4pm
*Tuesday: 10am-5pm
Wednesday: 10am-4pm
Thursday: 10am-4pm
Friday: 10am-6pm
Saturday: 10am-2pm
Sunday: Closed

(607) 598-5574

Kids and their families are invited to listen to a story and stay for a craft.

Get in the groove with a musical story. Kids can sing, dance, and play instruments for an interactive storytime.

Children and their adults are invited to listen to a story and play in the children’s room with books and toys galore.

Kids are invited to join Demi at the library for tech focused fun!

From 10:00-10:30am kids ages 5-8 will to learn how to program Ozobots, tiny robots that follow lines and colors, to explore basic coding concepts for a fun and interactive design experience.

From 11:00am-12:30pm kids ages 8-12 will learn how to use Tinkercad to design and print in 3D using an introductory selection of 3D models. Items will be printed in-house for kids to take home.

Kids of all ages are invited to join Ms. Sam for a graffiti art inspired Story & Craft.

Calling all Pokémon fans! Join the Club and connect with fellow enthusiasts, trade cards, and learn how to battle.

Kids are invited to join Ms. Jess for hands-on fun with playdough! Squish, mold, and create with this colorful, timeless classic.

Young creators are invited to build, design, and play! A wide selection of LEGOs will be provided.

Join Terri Husson from Catalpa Creative for a hands-on project in which you’ll craft your own lantern out of repurposed books.

*$25 per person covers all materials and instruction.

RSVP to [email protected] 
by January 9th.

Are you 65 or turning 65 in the next year or two?

Already on Medicare?

Leaving your employer coverage?

Join Hal Hauck from Medicare Resource Group to learn everything you will need to know about Medicare:

• Learn how and when to enroll, when you can make changes, and the different plan options available to you

• Discover the resources available to simplify your Medicare choices

• Get your Medicare questions answered

Adults of all ages are invited to connect with friends and neighbors over a classic board game.

Bring your broken but beloved items to get repaired. Chat with your neighbors and enjoy home-baked goodies while you wait!

This Repair Café will feature a special opportunity for book repair with professional book conservator Cara Schlesinger of Faenwyl Bindery.

The complete list of repairable items for January’s Repair Café includes:

• textiles (sewn and knit)

• electrical appliances

• furniture (small pieces)

• wooden and mechanical objects

• clocks/watches

• laptops/computers

• phones/tablets

• books

If you are aware of any specific parts that will be needed to repair any item, please bring them.

Last month, Town of Rockland Historian Dr. Joyce Conroy introduced us to a historic Roscoe resort in her presentation “Greetings from Campbell Inn.”

Join Fred L. Holtz, PhD for a follow up presentation to learn about the last several decades of the Campbell Inn’s history before its recent demolition in 2024. His presentation will include personal and historic photographs, unique aerial videography from before and after the demolition and the last remaining physical artifacts from the Campbell Inn.

January’s book of the month is:
Crying in H Mart
by Michelle Zauner

Join in person at the Library or online via Zoom.

December/January’s book is:
Happiness Falls
by Angie Kim

November 1967, Iceland: Fourteen-year-old Marsi has been secretly writing to a boy across the country using her older sister Stina’s name. When Marsi is unable to meet him, Stina goes missing instead, her bloodstained anorak later found at their planned meeting place. Ten years later, the case remains unsolved until Marsi receives a letter from the same penpal. Fearing he may be responsible, yet desperate for answers, Marsi returns home to investigate, but is plagued by insomnia and unreliable memories. She begins to doubt her own mind, while her sister’s killer may still be watching.

When Rhode Island real-estate agent Lucy Mendoza suddenly disappears from a grocery store parking lot, leaving her nine-month-old daughter alone, her vanishing becomes national news. But Lucy’s best friend Michelle remembers something that could change everything: weeks earlier, Lucy had confessed that she regretted becoming a mother and had even fantasized about staging her own disappearance. Could Lucy really have run away from her life, or is something more sinister at play?

Centuries after humanity abandoned Earth, the planet’s oceans are no longer water, but a deadly, living force known as the Caul, which lures anything that approaches into destruction. Most people fled long ago, but a few still remain.

Mae Jameson, an aging former agent turned scavenger, rescues a mysterious mute girl from the Caul’s edge, pulling her into a dangerous mystery involving a murdered scientist, forbidden research, and secrets humanity was never meant to uncover.

In life, Marilyn Monroe's superstardom defies classification. In death, she remains shrouded in mystery. Chronicling tense moments with friends, lovers, and doctors, this gripping true-crime thriller explores the mystery surrounding her untimely death: was it suicide, accident, or something more sinister?

How does one of the greatest storytellers of our time write her own life? In this long-awaited memoir, the author of The Handmaid’s Tale reflects on being “at least two beings: the one who lives, and the one who writes.”

Raised by scientifically minded, fiercely independent parents, Atwood spent much of her childhood in the forests of northern Quebec. Her early life was nomadic, isolated, and sometimes forlorn, but also thrilling and beautiful. From this unconventional start, she unfolds the story of her life, linking seminal moments to the books that shaped our literary landscape.