Verona Public Library is pleased to present First Word on Horror, a three-part documentary series featuring best-selling horror writers. The series offers a glimpse into the authors' lives, the secrets behind their writing process, and the fears that make them human. Presented by producer Will Battersby. Featured authors are: Stephen Graham Jones, a Blackfeet writer
Ms. Emily's Singalong is semi-monthly 30-minutes singalong program for young children ages 0-5 on Monday mornings at 11:45 am in the Youth Activity Room. Join Ms. Emily and her guitar for a good, old-fashioned sing-along, featuring well-known children's classics, sign language, and movement. No registration necessary. Drop-ins are welcome! Sign up for Remind to receive
You've learned the game, now gather together to play! We encourage you to help each other as you practice Canasta. Meet Thursday afternoons at 12:30 pm (*updated 3/17/25) in the Jack Foley Meeting Room of the Library (downstairs). We hope you enjoy the game!
Books & Banter: Verona Library Book Discussion Group First Thursday - 6:00 pm Our book discussion group features contemporary fiction selected by its members. Let us know what you'd like to read (& discuss!). Upcoming Books: February 6: The Silent Patient, by Alex Michaelides March 6: Before We Were Yours, by Lisa Wingate Copies will
Playdate at the Library is an open play event for families with young children on Friday mornings at 10:00 am in the Youth Activity room. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to children ages 0 to 5.
Fridays, 11:00 am This yoga class will include gentle movement to increase strength and flexibility, breath work to relax the body, and meditation to relax the mind–all without getting on or off the floor! Please wear comfortable clothes and have a sturdy chair ready. Instructor Penny Prosperi is a 500-hour certified yoga and meditation teacher. For
*Please click for the full month's schedule Join us each Friday for a free movie and light refreshments! May 2: Brother Sun, Sister Moon. A medieval Italian wastrel rejects the wealth of his family to work among the poor, founding an order under Pope Innocent III and becoming Saint Francis of Assisi. Directed by Franco
Join us for a Town Hall Meeting to help shape the future of the Verona Public Library! We're developing our new Strategic Plan, and we want to hear from YOU—our valued community members. Share your ideas, hopes, and feedback to ensure the library continues to grow, evolve, and serve Verona in the best way possible.
Code Level One: Programming for Kids Saturdays - 2:00 pm May 3, 10, 17, 31, June 7 & 14 This pilot program is a 6-week introductory course that will expose students to the fundamentals of programming. Kids will be introduced to the concept of variables, loops, condition logic, and basic programming flow. Instructor Marcel Walden
Pigments of Your Imagination is a magic show for families with kids of all ages. This program will be hosted at the Verona Community Center on Tuesday, June 10th at 6:00pm to celebrate the start of our annual summer reading program! Are you ready to let your imagination go wild? Join us and magical storyteller
Drop-In Tech Help! Have questions about your laptop? Need help setting up an email account? Want to learn how to download books onto your Kindle? Tech Time is a drop-in service where a staff member is available to help you with your tech needs. Please note, we are unable to handle sensitive information such as
Bilingual Storytime is special storytime program for children ages 0-5 presented by Little Spanish Scholars. This event will take place on Wednesday, June 11th at 10:00 am in the Jack Foley meeting room. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to
Workshop Series – 2nd Thursday of the month at 6:00 pm Collage artist Darlene Sardinsky will guide the class in creating their own projects. Make a unique work of art using magazines, books and papers, along with glue and scissors. Supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring magazines and other papers from home.
You've learned the game, now gather together to play! We encourage you to help each other as you practice Canasta. Meet Thursday afternoons at 12:30 pm (*updated 3/17/25) in the Jack Foley Meeting Room of the Library (downstairs). We hope you enjoy the game!
Workshop Series - 2nd Thursday of the month at 6:30 pm Collage artist Darlene Sardinsky will guide the class in creating their own projects. Make a unique work of art using magazines, books and papers, along with glue and scissors. Supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring magazines and other papers from home.
Playdate at the Library is an open play event for families with young children on Friday mornings at 10:00 am in the Youth Activity room. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to children ages 0 to 5.
Fridays, 11:00 am This yoga class will include gentle movement to increase strength and flexibility, breath work to relax the body, and meditation to relax the mind–all without getting on or off the floor! Please wear comfortable clothes and have a sturdy chair ready. Instructor Penny Prosperi is a 500-hour certified yoga and meditation teacher. For
*Please click for the full month's schedule Join us each Friday for a free movie and light refreshments! May 2: Brother Sun, Sister Moon. A medieval Italian wastrel rejects the wealth of his family to work among the poor, founding an order under Pope Innocent III and becoming Saint Francis of Assisi. Directed by Franco
Code Level One: Programming for Kids Saturdays - 2:00 pm May 3, 10, 17, 31, June 7 & 14 This pilot program is a 6-week introductory course that will expose students to the fundamentals of programming. Kids will be introduced to the concept of variables, loops, condition logic, and basic programming flow. Instructor Marcel Walden
Ms. Emily's Singalong is semi-monthly 30-minutes singalong program for young children ages 0-5 on Monday mornings at 11:45 am in the Youth Activity Room. Join Ms. Emily and her guitar for a good, old-fashioned sing-along, featuring well-known children's classics, sign language, and movement. No registration necessary. Drop-ins are welcome! Sign up for Remind to receive
You've learned the game, now gather together to play! We encourage you to help each other as you practice Canasta. Meet Thursday afternoons at 12:30 pm (*updated 3/17/25) in the Jack Foley Meeting Room of the Library (downstairs). We hope you enjoy the game!
Playdate at the Library is an open play event for families with young children on Friday mornings at 10:00 am in the Youth Activity room. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to children ages 0 to 5.
Fridays, 11:00 am This yoga class will include gentle movement to increase strength and flexibility, breath work to relax the body, and meditation to relax the mind–all without getting on or off the floor! Please wear comfortable clothes and have a sturdy chair ready. Instructor Penny Prosperi is a 500-hour certified yoga and meditation teacher. For
*Please click for the full month's schedule Join us each Friday for a free movie and light refreshments! May 2: Brother Sun, Sister Moon. A medieval Italian wastrel rejects the wealth of his family to work among the poor, founding an order under Pope Innocent III and becoming Saint Francis of Assisi. Directed by Franco
Tiny Masterpieces is a 30-minute preschool craft event for families with young children on select Monday mornings at 11:00 am in the Youth Activity room. Let your little ones explore their inner artist with fun, hands-on projects inspired by the greats! From Picasso to Van Gogh, they’ll create their own masterpieces while learning about the world
Turn vintage book pages into dreamy watercolor heart art in this relaxing and creative craft session.
Drop-In Tech Help! Have questions about your laptop? Need help setting up an email account? Want to learn how to download books onto your Kindle? Tech Time is a drop-in service where a staff member is available to help you with your tech needs. Please note, we are unable to handle sensitive information such as
Marooned: Island Survival Interactive Game is an interactive team challenge for kids ages 6+ on Tuesday, June 24th at 4:00pm. Team up for an epic challenge to survive on a deserted island! Use your wits and creativity to come up with survival strategies – teamwork, problem-solving, and resourcefulness are key. Will you make it out alive?
Ed Alstrom is in his 22nd season as the Weekend Organist at Yankee Stadium. In this presentation, he will talk about that job, demonstrate how it gets done, and tell stories about his experiences at the Stadium. The program will fascinate Yankee fans and baseball fans in general who would like a ‘behind-the-scenes’ glance at an oft-overlooked
Yoga for Littles is a special monthly movement program for children ages 0-5 presented by the Mindful Nest. Please bring your own yoga mat to use during this program. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to children ages 0 to
You've learned the game, now gather together to play! We encourage you to help each other as you practice Canasta. Meet Thursday afternoons at 12:30 pm (*updated 3/17/25) in the Jack Foley Meeting Room of the Library (downstairs). We hope you enjoy the game!
Playdate at the Library is an open play event for families with young children on Friday mornings at 10:00 am in the Youth Activity room. Registration not necessary. Sign up to receive reminders sent via text message or email about storytimes, playtimes, and other programs geared to children ages 0 to 5.
Fridays, 11:00 am This yoga class will include gentle movement to increase strength and flexibility, breath work to relax the body, and meditation to relax the mind–all without getting on or off the floor! Please wear comfortable clothes and have a sturdy chair ready. Instructor Penny Prosperi is a 500-hour certified yoga and meditation teacher. For
*Please click for the full month's schedule Join us each Friday for a free movie and light refreshments! May 2: Brother Sun, Sister Moon. A medieval Italian wastrel rejects the wealth of his family to work among the poor, founding an order under Pope Innocent III and becoming Saint Francis of Assisi. Directed by Franco
Ms. Emily's Singalong is semi-monthly 30-minutes singalong program for young children ages 0-5 on Monday mornings at 11:00 am in the Youth Activity Room. Join Ms. Emily and her guitar for a good, old-fashioned sing-along, featuring well-known children's classics, sign language, and movement. No registration necessary. Drop-ins are welcome! Sign up for Remind to receive
Zoom in on a famous painting and recreate a tiny masterpiece on your own mini canvas tile.
You've learned the game, now gather together to play! We encourage you to help each other as you practice Canasta. Meet Thursday afternoons at 12:30 pm (*updated 3/17/25) in the Jack Foley Meeting Room of the Library (downstairs). We hope you enjoy the game!
Books & Banter: Verona Library Book Discussion Group First Thursday - 6:00 pm Our book discussion group features contemporary fiction selected by its members. Let us know what you'd like to read (& discuss!). Upcoming Books: February 6: The Silent Patient, by Alex Michaelides March 6: Before We Were Yours, by Lisa Wingate Copies will
Fridays, 11:00 am This yoga class will include gentle movement to increase strength and flexibility, breath work to relax the body, and meditation to relax the mind–all without getting on or off the floor! Please wear comfortable clothes and have a sturdy chair ready. Instructor Penny Prosperi is a 500-hour certified yoga and meditation teacher. For
*Please click for the full month's schedule Join us each Friday for a free movie and light refreshments! May 2: Brother Sun, Sister Moon. A medieval Italian wastrel rejects the wealth of his family to work among the poor, founding an order under Pope Innocent III and becoming Saint Francis of Assisi. Directed by Franco
