Library Service Spotlight
Museum Passes & Vouchers.
Spring is a great time to take advantage of this service.
Boscobel
American Museum of Natural History (vouchers need not be returned)
Storm King Art Center
The membership cards and vouchers are available for you to checkout at the Circulation Desk.
Donated by the Friends of Tuxedo Park Library.
Some rules of checkout do apply:
- Membership cards will only circulate to adult Tuxedo Park Library cardholders in good standing.
- 3 day loan period.
- No renewals.
- If the membership card is lost, there is a $10 replacement charge.
- Limit of one card to a family at a time.
- Overdue fines are $5 per day for membership cards.
- Reserves cannot be placed on museum passes.
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We have a new online calendar!
Patrons are now able to register for programs online!
Click here or visit the calendar link on our website. |
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Monday, March 27th at 1:00pm
Adult Program
The Dressmaker (R | 1 hr 59 min)
Showing award-winning movies on the last Monday of March and April with movie fare provided. Titles will be revealed one week before show time. Visit the library's website calendar to register. Click here to register.
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Wednesday, March 29th at 6:30pm
Teen Program - grades 6 & up
Crafty librarian Kimberly Hack will be here to guide you through creating a beautiful, straw-knitted scarf. Perfect for a gift or keep for yourself. Space is limited - click
here to register.
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Cooking Diabetic-Friendly Meals
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Thursday, March 30th at 6:00pm
presented by Carley Baulick MS, RD from Monroe Shop Rite
Learn diet strategies and recipe ideas for those with diabetes or wanting to prevent diabetes. Visit the library's website calendar to register. Click here to register.
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Friday, March 31st at 6:30pm
Family Program
Sing (PG | 1 hr 48 min)
A koala impresario stages a grand singing competition for the world's animals in order to save his elegant theater in this quirky animated musical.
Snacks will be provided.
Space is limited - click
here to register.
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Mondays and Tuesdays at 1:00pm
Drop in and join the group for bridge on Mondays. No registration necessary.
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Mondays at 4:30pm
Grades K-2
Stories followed by crafts, games, and fun activities.
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Thursdays at 1:30pm
Ages 3-5 years old
A First "on my own" program with stories, fun crafts, and games to increase literacy skills.
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Fridays at 10:30am
Ages 1-3 years old
Romp & Stomp focuses on developing your child's pre-literacy skills. The program is designed to engage your children with short stories, finger plays, action rhymes, and songs, as well has help improve motor, sensory, and social skills with play time.
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Staff Picks
Take a Listen to Some New Music
click on the item's image
to find in the Library's
online catalog.
Nodding to his own Irish roots and acknowledging a country where he's bigger than Bieber, Sheeran offers his own spin on the Irish drinking song to the present-day pop world in a modern-day jig that recalls a synthesis of Justin Timberlake meets the Pogues - and is released in March, to boot. Sheeran's musical history lesson is both well-timed and rip-roaringly fun, another example of his still-evolving craft. - Rolling Stone
For a band that often gets described as "minimal," the xx pack a massive amount of drama and emotion into their subtle music. The U.K. trio specialize in Zen restraint, blurring the line between indie guitar pop, R&B and dance music in stripped-down songs that are as sleek and eerie as they are weirdly inviting. - Rolling Stone
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Contact Us
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Director
Tuxedo Park Library
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