Preschool Story Time, Toddler Rhyme Time, Afterschool STEAM and more…
The Cannon Free Library hosts multiple children’s programs every week.
Read more about our morning and afternoon programs for children.
Saturday, March 23rd: Learn about Bagpipes and hear their unique sound before you line up to see the Saint Patrick’s Day parade. Bagpiper Ian Lamont will be in the library in full Scottish regalia to share the sounds and the story of the bagpipe. 11am.
Our BOOK CLUB meets every other month to discuss a previously chosen book. On March 12, we’ll be reading North Woods, by Daniel Mason. There is no “membership,” and all interested readers are welcome at every meeting.
Call the library if you’d like us to reserve a copy of North Woods. 607.746.2662.
Writers’ Group: If you’re a writer or a Poet–published or otherwise–please consider a sit-down with the Cannon Free Library Writers’ Group. Meetings every second Wednesday of the month at 1pm.
Kopernick Observatory to Visit the Library on March 26
Learn about the night sky, the stars and the coming ECLIPSE at our March 26th program. Kopernick Observatory and Science Center scientists will be bringing a giant portable planetarium and we’ll be handing out free eclipse glasses. Presentations at 4:30, 5:00 and 5:30. Reservations are now closed, but if you would like to be added to the waiting list, contact the library.
MAHJONG action takes place every Thursday between noon and 4pm. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert or just curious about either Chess or Mahjong, you’re welcome to come and play. Bring a friend!
The library is interested in starting a Bridge Group–and we almost have enough players. Would you be interested in playing cards? Please call the library at 607.746.2662, or email di.susan@4cls.org!