BLOOM with GATLAS
This is a safe and supportive space to talk about gender, sexuality, and what’s going on with you and teens like you. There is usually a craft or project as well!
This is a safe and supportive space to talk about gender, sexuality, and what’s going on with you and teens like you. There is usually a craft or project as well!

Drop in every Tuesday for a simple craft to make and take home.

These storytimes will include stories, songs and fun but will also focus on the skills needed for Kindergarten.

Join us for an American style Mah-Jongg group. Whether you are an experienced player or would like to learn, join us and check it out!

The ATLAS program provides a relaxing environment to wind down after school, work on homework, play games, use library resources, and participate in guided MakerSpace projects. No registration required, simply drop in.

Writing can be a lonely pursuit, but it doesn’t have to be. Join a group of fellow writers for conversation, inspiration and feedback. The Corning Adult Writer’s Group has been encouraging and supporting fellow writers for over 12 years.

The Coffee, Tea & English Book Club is intended for international people. The book is chosen by the facilitator with the group’s needs and language skills in mind. Participants read on their own and then meet weekly to discuss the material as prompted by prepared questions.
This series of six classes on bookbinding processes examines the historic and contemporary traditions of the art, provides a foundation in bookbinding skills, and gives students the opportunity to engage their hands and minds.

Stop by the Library after school each Thursday for a structured activity; a different activity each week. No need to sign up, just show up. For young people aged 9 to 12.

Bring your family to join Miss Sue in singing family favorites!
Artsy Kids is an Art History and Project class. Each week a different Master Artist will be featured. There will be a discussion about the artist, followed by an instructed project lesson based on the featured artist’s style of art.

Join your friends and neighbors in a show of support for Libraries by gathering together to quietly reading collectively.
In light of the government shut down of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), it is more important than ever to demonstrate your support for Libraries and their role on our communities.
Artsy Kids is an Art History and Project class. Each week a different Master Artist will be featured. There will be a discussion about the artist, followed by an instructed project lesson based on the featured artist’s style of art.
The Adult Book Club meets in-person at the Library on the second Friday of each month. Check our calendar for future dates and book selections.

Every Friday afternoon through June 7, Miss Sue will show a new movie for kids. All the films will start at 3:15 PM and will be rated G or PG.