Plus: Pretzel Recipes and the return of James and Guillermo's Travel Logs
It may be damp and dreary, but there are a few reasons to smile: it's Friday, we have great videos from our staff, a contest is underway, and it's...New Kids on the Block Day? (true story--read on to learn more)
Feeling creative? Patrons of all ages are invited to take part in a Bookmark Contest: flex your artistic skills and design a bookmark for the library! Winning designs will be printed and available at all of our service desks for everyone in Ossining to enjoy when the library reopens!
No printer? The final print size is 2” x 7.5”—you can use your own paper to design and you can email your entry information to Mallory Marinaro. No scanner? We can work something out so that everyone has the opportunity to participate! Email Malloryand we will work it out. We can’t wait to see what everyone creates!
Louis is back with recommendations for TV shows that are begging to be binge-watched...and a cameo from a furry friend. In Worth Watching with Louis, find out his top picks for shows on Netflix (and make sure to let us know what you've watched and loved!).
Dreaming of taking a trip? We are, too (insert woozy-faced emoji here!)--and so are James and Guillermo, who are back with new Travel Logs! If you're in the mood for an escape, watch below!
If you've been missing out on our Saturday morning Knitting Group--or have taken up knitting as a hobby since you've been home!--we're excited to announce that it's made its way online! Our Knitting Group will be meeting virtually, Saturday mornings at 10:00 a.m. Register on our online calendar, and you'll receive the meeting information via email.
Like we needed another reason to love Lin-Manuel Miranda: this week, he launched #EduHam at Home, a free digital program for students that will help them create and perform their own narrative.
Celebrate National Pretzel Day with a homemade treat!
It's not that we need a reason to eat pretzels, but a holiday sort of legitimizes it, no? Bake up a remarkably versatile treat on April 26th with one of these recipes:
They were originally known as NYNUK, which was a nonsense sound chosen by their producer. At their first show, they were heckled and attacked with their free NYNUK merchandise, so by the time they released their debut album in 1986, they rebranded to New Kids on the Block.
