Rosendale Youth Program and Friends of Rosendale Library presents a series of youth art classes focusing on comic making. It’s a 3 class workshop that takes place at the Rosendale Youth Center followed by a presentation at The Rosendale Library
Sunday at the Library The Friends of the Rosendale Library invite you to a Read and Discuss for The Secret of 1945 by Barbara Freer In June 1945, Bobbie, an American, Protestant girl, was taken to a French prison. The ten-year-old and
Re-scheduled event! Please join us to celebrate our young artists!
Come hear, in prose and poetry, passion and humor, about some of the many people who made Rosendale Library what it is today. Accompanying images will help bring these people to life as we share the stories of their dreams
The Rosendale Library, in partnership with Arts Mid Hudson’s grant, invites children, school age between 2nd and 4th grade, with their parents, to a fun-filled, creative series of discovering books in a unique way. Each week, inspired by reading a different book.
The Rosendale Library, in partnership with Arts Mid Hudson’s grant, invites children, school age between 2nd and 4th grade, with their parents, to a fun-filled, creative series of discovering books in a unique way. Each week, inspired by reading a different book.
Celebration of Storytelling For Parents and Children Ages 2-6 y.o. Storytelling, songs and crafts, 60th anniversary cake.
The Rosendale Library, in partnership with Arts Mid Hudson’s grant, invites children, school age between 2nd and 4th grade, with their parents, to a fun-filled, creative series of discovering books in a unique way. Each week, inspired by reading a different book.
The Rosendale Library, in partnership with Arts Mid Hudson’s grant, invites children, school age between 2nd and 4th grade, with their parents, to a fun-filled, creative series of discovering books in a unique way. Each week, inspired by reading a different book.
