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

[email protected]

Roscoe Branch:

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

(607) 598-5574

[email protected]

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.

Teens are invited for a showing of Five Nights at Freddy's (rated PG-13; 110-minute runtime). Snacks will be provided! 

Kids of all ages are invited to join Ms. Sam for a story and a spooky seasonal craft.

Children and their families are invited to the Roscoe Branch for an open house. Kids will quickly discover what a special place the library is with door prizes, crafts, games, and a scavenger hunt. Residents of Roscoe and Livingston Manor are encouraged to stop by, get to know their library, and enjoy some refreshments.

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

Kids of all ages are invited to join friends and trade secrets for solving this classic puzzle toy. New players are welcome!

Kids are invited to discover their inner engineer and build to their hearts' content. A large assortment of LEGOs will be provided.

Kids of all ages are invited to celebrate the season and paint pumpkins.

Supplies are limited; registration required.

Children and their families are invited to learn about the 4-H Program offered by Cornell Cooperative Extension. This “hands-on” youth development program provides informal education opportunities that enable youth to become the leaders of tomorrow.

Join the library for a viewing of The Nightmare Before Christmas (rated PG; 108-minute runtime). Popcorn will be provided!

Join Town of Rockland Historian Dr. Joyce Conroy and learn how to decipher the weathered details written on tombstones and discover the thrill of connecting with local and family history.

Adults of all ages are invited to connect with friends and community members 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!

In addition to a host of repairers for numerous items such as textiles, small appliances, and more, this Repair Café will feature a jewelry repair person, capable of restringing, fixing clasps, replacing earring backs and hooks, and making other creative fixes, excluding soldering.

If you are aware of any specific parts or items that are needed for the repair, please bring them.

October’s book of the month is:
Those We Thought We Knew
by David Joy

Join in person at the library or online via Zoom.

October’s book of the month is yet to be chosen. Please contact the library for more details.

Quiet library clerk Piper Lowery befriends a peculiar new eighth grader and her overprotective mother, soon discovering unsettling rumors that hint at a dark and dangerous secret looming within the young girl.

One young woman’s relentless quest to become the first Cherokee astronaut will irrevocably alter the fates of the people she loves most, raising questions about ambition, belonging, and family.

Ed Van Put has been a passionate and highly successful fly-fisherman and conservationist for more than half a century. Now, drawing on decades of carefully kept diaries and journals, his book is both the chronicle of a life devoted to fly-fishing and a unique sharing of detailed tips, tactics, strategies, and personal anecdotes that reveal why he has earned the reputation for unparalleled successes. He also offers insight into the beauty, humility, and quiet rewards of a life spent in the embrace of nature and the pursuit of wild trout. This book is an essential read for all fly-fishers, novice and advanced.

The acclaimed environmentalist presents a compelling call to embrace solar energy as a transformative force, highlighting its potential to combat climate change, challenge entrenched power structures, and to reshape our economic, political, and environmental future.

An account of early American settler efforts to claim Shawnee territories in Ohio, Kentucky, and other states traces how the Shawnee Tribe and its allies temporarily met American forces on equal terms before being forced to fight in order to salvage their cultural and political independence.