Week Calendar

Dungeons and Dragons for teens is at Tabb Library! If you're in grades 6-12, sign up for one of the two sessions and get ready to dive into epic quests.

Dungeons and Dragons for teens is at Tabb Library! If you're in grades 6-12, sign up for one of the two sessions and get ready to dive into epic quests.

During this screen-free program, we will read stories, play games, explore Code-a-pillars and Hexbugs, and create crafts, all to build our coding skills. We will define coding and what it takes to be a good coder.

Bring your great condition and unwanted vinyl records for swapping and shuffling with others on February 24th at 6 PM!

It’s like a book club but for movies! Join us for an in-depth discussion of different film genres/subgenres at Yorktown Library each month.

Limited space? Consider container gardening! Join a Master Gardener for an informative talk that covers the differences between gardening in a container vs planting in the ground.

In the spirit of Dr. Seuss, we will be doing some Cat-In-the-Hat themed crafts. Oh, you could not, would not want to miss a program as much fun as this! No registration required.

Join us on Saturday, March 8 at 1:30 PM in the Yorktown Library Meeting Room for a lively discussion of crime fiction with authors Henry Wise and Hugh Lessig. They will discuss their recent books as well as the current trends in the crime genre.

Every month there will be a creative craft hour for all elementary aged children K-5th grade. This month’s theme: Art Inspired by children’s author Eric Carle.

Are you confused by Artificial Intelligence? Wondering how it works or how it fits into your daily routine?