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October 2021
Voting for Pumpkin Decorating Contest
Vote for your favorites in the Book Character Pumpkin Decorating Contest whenever you drop by the library, or look on our social media accounts!
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Find out more »Medicare Open Enrollment Presentation
Free, educational opportunity presented by the Pro Action Office for the Aging to learn about changes to Medicare, your Medicare Advantage or Prescription Drug plan, and money saving options in 2022. Registration is required! Deadline: Wednesday, October 20th. Please call 315-279-4321 or email tillmana@proaction.org to register or request more information.
Find out more »Knit Together
Everyone is welcome – all fiber crafters, all skill levels. Note that per PYPL policy, attendance is capped at 10 per session, and participants must remain masked while present in the meeting room.
Find out more »Eerie Yates Tales
Yates County is haunting! Gather ‘round and enjoy a series of creepy tales from our region’s history and folklore. Local storytellers will recite each story and do their best to put a bump in the night. Don’t stray too far from the safety of the circle! After all, that’s where the drinks and snacks will be. Seats may be limited, so consider bringing a folding chair just in case. Please dress appropriately and watch for rain or other inclement weather,…
Find out more »November 2021
Classics in Spirituality: Building Your Own Theology, Revised
Among Unitarian Universalists, there is a beloved curriculum by elder colleague Rev. Dr. Richard Gilbert entitled Building Your Own Theology. In this presentation, Rev. Taylor will use the concept and a few of the themes for this updated presentation. This will be an interactive mix of presentation along with a little solo work and some sharing. Rev. Taylor is currently pastor of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Binghamton. To participate in this event, please email cobblestonespringsrc@gmail.com.
Find out more »Building Community, Building Understanding: Gender and Society
Continuing work begun with our Grappling with Racism series, you are invited to participate in a multi-part opportunity to learn about and thoughtfully engage around gender identity and expression, and the points at which they intersect with other issues. Participants will receive media to explore between sessions, which will involve discussion and reflection. Register by emailing info@pypl.org; space is limited, so don’t delay. Facilitated by Penn Yan Public Library’s Alex Andrasik and by Heather Cook, a student of power dynamics…
Find out more »Knit Together
Everyone is welcome – all fiber crafters, all skill levels. Note that per PYPL policy, attendance is capped at 10 per session, and participants must remain masked while present in the meeting room.
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