Upcoming Events
Adirondack Meditation
Weekly – WEDNESDAYS 9:45 – 11:00 AM (FREE TO ALL)
Meditation practice has been shown to reduce stress, improve immune function, increase positive emotions and attentive abilities, and deepen the qualities of empathy, inner calm and patience. The practice helps practitioners see into their deepest nature, and in so doing, become freer from suffering and able to feel gratitude for what each day brings.
Some of the topics included:
How to work with a “chattering mind,” learning to befriend thoughts and feelings, rather than being pulled around by them. How to work with the breath to focus one’s attention and deepen relaxation. How to work with difficult emotions-fear, anger, sadness, etc…
Instructor: Rosann Scalise, M.Ed. Rosann has been a meditation practitioner for 35 years and has been teaching meditation for fourteen years.
Please register because there are a limited number of spots available.
For more information : Stop in to the Dolgeville-Manheim Library at 24 North Main Street, Dolgeville or call us at (315) 429-3421
TAKE & MAKE CRAFTS
Take Home a craft kit for your children to assemble.
A new craft is offered each month.
These are available in our vestibule during our normal hours of operation.
GED (General Education Diploma) Adult Education
We are pleased to offer Adult Education classes in conjunction with Herkimer County BOCES. The teacher (Jessica) is here on Thursdays only, from 1:00 to 4:00 pm or by appointment. Please call (315)868-3373 to make appointments, as well as for information.
Book Reading Group /Club
Meets every first Thursday of the month in the Reading Room at 1:00, unless otherwise stated.
Prior registration is not needed.
November 7th: “Lady Tan’s Circle of Women” by Lisa See
December 5th: “Heaven and Earth Grocery Store” by James McBride
Handmade for Kids: Project Linus
PRE-SCHOOL PLAY GROUP
Every Friday morning, 11:15-12:15 we now have an Educational program for children covering ages from infancy to 4 years old. We know that socialization is an important part of growth for these young ones.
This program is observed by Joanna Zimkowski, Family School Navigator, from the Dolgeville Central School District. It is facilitated by Suzanne and Michael Stone.
In general, we keep the same attendance schedule that the school keeps.
This program will is free and open to the public.
No prior registration is required.
“Learn through Playing, Promote Socialization, Be ready for Kindergarten.”