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Winter Reading Bingo

Winter Reading Bingo

All Day 12/13 - 1/13
Main Library
Age Group:
Children (Main), Teens, Adults

Pick up your Winter Reading Bingo Board at the Main Library in Pleasantville! Complete a bingo and drop it off at the Main Library for a free book! *For all ages!

 

Library Branch: Main Library
Age Group: Children (Main), Teens, Adults
Event Details:

Pick up your Winter Reading Bingo Board at the Main Library in Pleasantville! Complete a bingo and drop it off at the Main Library for a free book! *For all ages!

 

Origami

Teen Origami

Wednesday, December 17, 2025 at 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Community Room at Main Library
Program Type:
Workshop
Age Group:
Teens

Learn Origami folding techniques and how to make different shapes! Yoshimi Arai's focus is teaching patience, accuracy, respect and joy that comes with a sense of accomplishment.

Open
Registration Required
Library Branch: Main Library
Room: Community Room
Age Group: Teens
Program Type: Workshop
Registration Required
Event Details:

Learn Origami folding techniques and how to make different shapes! Yoshimi Arai's focus is teaching patience, accuracy, respect and joy that comes with a sense of accomplishment.

Main Library Early Closing: 5PM

Wednesday, December 24, 2025 at 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Main Library

The Main Library will be closing at 5 PM on Wednesday, December 24, for Christmas Eve.

Closing
Branches:
Main Library
Description:

The Main Library will be closing at 5 PM on Wednesday, December 24, for Christmas Eve.

Library Closed

All Day
Main and Branch Libraries
Closing
Branches:
Main and Branch Libraries

Main Library Early Closing: 5PM

Wednesday, December 31, 2025 at 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Main Library

The Main Library will be closing at 5 PM on Wednesday, December 31, for New Year's Eve.

Closing
Branches:
Main Library
Description:

The Main Library will be closing at 5 PM on Wednesday, December 31, for New Year's Eve.

Library Closed

All Day
Main and Branch Libraries
Closing
Branches:
Main and Branch Libraries
Theater Games & Improv

Teen Theater Games & Improv

Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at 3:45pm - 4:45pm
Community Room at Main Library
Program Type:
Theater, Workshop
Age Group:
Teens

This class combines the fun and fundamentals of acting technique with the excitement and creativity of improvisation!

Upcoming
Registration Required
Library Branch: Main Library
Room: Community Room
Age Group: Teens
Program Type: Theater, Workshop
Registration Required
Event Details:

This class combines the fun and fundamentals of acting technique with the excitement and creativity of improvisation!

Jigsaw Puzzle Tournament

Saturday, February 14, 2026 at 2:00pm - 4:30pm
Community Room at Main Library
Program Type:
Games
Age Group:
Children (Main), Teens, Adults

Calling all puzzle enthusiasts! Get out of the cold and join our speed jigsaw puzzle competition! There will be puzzles enough for six teams. Teams may be comprised of up to 5 players. Each team will receive the same 500-piece puzzle.

Upcoming
Registration Required
Library Branch: Main Library
Room: Community Room
Age Group: Children (Main), Teens, Adults
Program Type: Games
Registration Required
Event Details:

Calling all puzzle enthusiasts! Get out of the cold and join our speed jigsaw puzzle competition! There will be puzzles enough for six teams. Teams may be comprised of up to 5 players. Each team will receive the same 500-piece puzzle.

Meet Maria Scrivan!

Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at 3:45pm - 4:45pm
Community Room at Main Library
Program Type:
Author Talk
Age Group:
Children (Main), Teens

Join New York Times bestselling author of the Nat Enough graphic novel series, Maria Scrivan, as she discusses her path to becoming a cartoonist, how she uses real feelings and experiences in her storytelling, and answers t

Upcoming
Registration Required
Library Branch: Main Library
Room: Community Room
Age Group: Children (Main), Teens
Program Type: Author Talk
Registration Required
Event Details:

Join New York Times bestselling author of the Nat Enough graphic novel series, Maria Scrivan, as she discusses her path to becoming a cartoonist, how she uses real feelings and experiences in her storytelling, and answers t