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Visit the StoryWalk(R) on Kirkland Trails! Read a picture book and enjoy nature. One story begins at Dugway Road in Clinton and another (organized by the Waterville Public Library) starts at Route 315 in Deansboro. Click here to get directions and read more about the trail.
We’ll share a variety of free websites to help you plan, organize, and communicate better at home and at work. This event is part of a series of free 45-minute workshops. To provide personal assistance, space is limited. Pre-registration required.
Join us to watch French Exit on the big screen. Space is limited; pre-registration is required. To register, call 315-853-2038 or e-mail clinton@midyork.org.
Kids ages 8-12 can join our DIY Club! Sign up and receive DIY projects that you can do with us in person under our tent or take to do at home. This week, create a design using curled strips of paper. Space is limited; registration is required. To register, call 315-853-2038 or email clinton@midyork.org.
Wind down with gentle yoga poses, enhanced breathing and simple movements that stretch, strengthen and awaken every corner of the body/mind. No yoga experience is necessary and all levels of practice can benefit from the restorative nature of Kristy’s teaching. Bring a mat and a folded blanket/little pillow. Space is limited; pre-registration is required. Registration for the July 12 session is open now; for subsequent classes, call or email the library one week in advance. To register, call 315-853-2038 or e-mail clinton@midyork.org.
Songs, rhymes, and lap bounces for babies and young toddlers ages 0-2. Story time is outdoors and weather-permitting. No need to sign up. Siblings and children outside the specified age range are always welcome.
It’s simple: play bingo and win books and other fun prizes! For all ages.
Retired Clinton High School English teacher Debby Hepburn will lead a lively discussion about World of Wonders: In Praise of Fireflies, Whale Sharks, and Other Astonishments by Aimee Nezhukumatathil. This debut work of nonfiction is a collection of essays about the natural world, and the way its inhabitants can teach, support, and inspire us. For high school and college students. To get a copy of the book and RSVP to the conversation, call us at 315-853-2038 or send us an e-mail.
