Movie Club: Some Like It Hot
We've all heard of book clubs, but what about a Movie Club? Corning's new Movie Club is a way for folks who love movies to connect and discuss a specially selected classic film each month. In April: 12 Angry Men
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Events
Friday Movie (for Kids!)
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.
Teen Dungeons & Dragons with Dungeon Master Robin
Led by Dungeon Master Robin, this gathering is suitable for ages 13-17. All levels of experience will be welcomed in this safe space.
“My Pollinator Garden” by Jordon Zwetchkenbaum
Jordon Zwetchkenbaum will read her new book, "My Pollinator Garden," and then we’ll head outside to plant our pollinator garden.
Storytime in the Park
Join Miss Sue in Fallbrook Park for a story, and stay after storytime to play with our friends from the Nonie Hood Parent Resource center.
Coffee, Tea & English: Conversation
This is a group for English language learners, an informal, relaxed time to practice speaking English in small groups with a native speaker.
Scrabble Club
Exercise those brain cells with a game of Scrabble!
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!
Crafty Corner
Drop in every Tuesday for a simple craft to make and take home.
Miss Sue’s Preschool Storytime
These storytimes will include stories, songs and fun but will also focus on the skills needed for Kindergarten.
Mah-Jongg
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!
Online Author Talk: “Extinctopedia–A Discovery of What We Have Lost, What is at Risk, and What To Do About it”
You’re invited to an online intimate conversation with bestselling author Rachelle Bergstein as she chats about her newest book The Genius of Judy. This book takes an expansive look at Judy Blume’s life, work, and cultural impact