Trumansburg Harvest shares free local produce for patrons of all ages!

Wednesdays at 11:00 am

Join Miss Clay for stories, songs, and activities! Best for children birth to five and their caregivers.

No experience required, everyone is welcome! You can participate every now and then or every week, just hang out and watch the fun. Expect to read books, earn XP, and return to your daily life richer in treasure and experience!

Join instructor Alysia Ericson for Barre at the Library!

Barre is a low impact, high intensity workout class with roots in ballet, Pilates and yoga. Expect fun music and encouragement to modify up or down to meet your body where it is. Before beginning any new exercise program, please consult your doctor.

Space limited; registration required - register for your spot by calling or stopping by the front desk. Participants should plan to bring a water bottle, a yoga mat, and hand weights if desired.

Every week during Summer Reading Program, UPL hosts a family-friendly visiting performer or activity. Join us outside under the tent! Rain location is the Melvin Community Meeting Room.

Learn at the Library with local artist Suzanne Kolodziej!

Rhythm & Hue: Exploring Line and Color is an experiential workshop weaving line and color in innovation ways. Using brush tip sharpies and payons (paint crayons) we will merge language and line with pigment and paper. The workshop offers opportunities to discover the process of your individual creativity.

All materials are provided. Space is limited and registration is required; please register by calling or stopping by the circulation desk. This workshop is for adults and teens 13+.

Learn how to use the Libby app for audiobooks and ebooks, sign up for a Kanopy account, or get your general tech questions answered by our tech volunteer. For adults.

Do you knit, crochet, embroider, or quilt? Bring your latest project and enjoy the company of fellow crafters. All experience levels welcome. For teens and adults.

Fridays at 3:00 pm

Gather in the Teen Area to watch anime, draw, color, and discuss your favorite shows and manga. For tweens and teens.

Saturdays at 10:00 am

Drop in and show off your building skills at this open Lego build. For children of all ages.

Learn at the Library with local artist Suzanne Kolodziej!

Once Upon a Line describes a creative journey for children with a focus on storytelling, exploration, experimentation, and expression through process art. The goal is to allow a pathway to unfold around the art elements of line and color using inventive materials.

All materials are provided. Space is limited and registration is required; please register by calling or stopping by the circulation desk. This workshop is for children 5+ with a caregiver.

Mondays July 27, August 3, 10 and 17

For children ages (about) 1 to 4 years. Space is limited! Please register by calling or stopping by the library. Your registration secures your spot for the entire series!

Join Caryn Sheckler for gentle yoga and stretching postures to improve your balance and flexibility. All moves will be seated or standing close to a chair for support. Before beginning any new exercise program, please consult your doctor. No registration necessary, free for everyone.

Tuesdays at 10:00 am

Join local artists and hobbyists for a painting drop-in and social hour. Bring your own materials. For adults.

Trumansburg Harvest shares free local produce for patrons of all ages!

Share your memories at this community dedication of artwork honoring the Kahns.

Wednesdays at 11:00 am

Join Miss Clay for stories, songs, and activities! Best for children birth to five and their caregivers.

No experience required, everyone is welcome! You can participate every now and then or every week, just hang out and watch the fun. Expect to read books, earn XP, and return to your daily life richer in treasure and experience!

Join instructor Alysia Ericson for Barre at the Library!

Barre is a low impact, high intensity workout class with roots in ballet, Pilates and yoga. Expect fun music and encouragement to modify up or down to meet your body where it is. Before beginning any new exercise program, please consult your doctor.

Space limited; registration required - register for your spot by calling or stopping by the front desk. Participants should plan to bring a water bottle, a yoga mat, and hand weights if desired.

Every week during Summer Reading Program, UPL hosts a family-friendly visiting performer or activity. Join us outside under the tent! Rain location is the Melvin Community Meeting Room.

Bring your friends for five fun rounds of family-friendly trivia with Mr. Simone. Show what you know and learn new fun facts about animals, sports, performing arts, books, and more. For kids 6-10 years old and their caregivers.

Learn how to use the Libby app for audiobooks and ebooks, sign up for a Kanopy account, or get your general tech questions answered by our tech volunteer. For adults.

Fridays at 3:00 pm

Gather in the Teen Area to watch anime, draw, color, and discuss your favorite shows and manga. For tweens and teens.

Saturdays at 10:00 am

Drop in and show off your building skills at this open Lego build. For children of all ages.

Meet local author Lex E. Santí and listen to a reading from his latest book The Song of the Midnight Rider. Signed copies of the book will be available for purchase. For adults.

Mondays July 27, August 3, 10 and 17

For children ages (about) 1 to 4 years. Space is limited! Please register by calling or stopping by the library. Your registration secures your spot for the entire series!

Join Caryn Sheckler for gentle yoga and stretching postures to improve your balance and flexibility. All moves will be seated or standing close to a chair for support. Before beginning any new exercise program, please consult your doctor. No registration necessary, free for everyone.

Tuesdays at 10:00 am

Join local artists and hobbyists for a painting drop-in and social hour. Bring your own materials. For adults.

Trumansburg Harvest shares free local produce for patrons of all ages!

Wednesdays at 11:00 am

Join Miss Clay for stories, songs, and activities! Best for children birth to five and their caregivers.

No experience required, everyone is welcome! You can participate every now and then or every week, just hang out and watch the fun. Expect to read books, earn XP, and return to your daily life richer in treasure and experience!

Join instructor Alysia Ericson for Barre at the Library!

Barre is a low impact, high intensity workout class with roots in ballet, Pilates and yoga. Expect fun music and encouragement to modify up or down to meet your body where it is. Before beginning any new exercise program, please consult your doctor.

Space limited; registration required - register for your spot by calling or stopping by the front desk. Participants should plan to bring a water bottle, a yoga mat, and hand weights if desired.

Every week during Summer Reading Program, UPL hosts a family-friendly visiting performer or activity. Join us outside under the tent! Rain location is the Melvin Community Meeting Room.

Learn how to use the Libby app for audiobooks and ebooks, sign up for a Kanopy account, or get your general tech questions answered by our tech volunteer. For adults.

Do you knit, crochet, embroider, or quilt? Bring your latest project and enjoy the company of fellow crafters. All experience levels welcome. For teens and adults.

Fridays at 3:00 pm

Gather in the Teen Area to watch anime, draw, color, and discuss your favorite shows and manga. For tweens and teens.

Saturdays at 10:00 am

Drop in and show off your building skills at this open Lego build. For children of all ages.

Join Caryn Sheckler for gentle yoga and stretching postures to improve your balance and flexibility. All moves will be seated or standing close to a chair for support. Before beginning any new exercise program, please consult your doctor. No registration necessary, free for everyone.

Tuesdays at 10:00 am

Join local artists and hobbyists for a painting drop-in and social hour. Bring your own materials. For adults.

Trumansburg Harvest shares free local produce for patrons of all ages!

Wednesdays at 11:00 am

Join Miss Clay for stories, songs, and activities! Best for children birth to five and their caregivers.

The UPL Book Club is a group of enthusiastic readers who usually meet on the last Wednesday of each month, at 1 pm in the Melvin Community Meeting Room at the library. Everyone is welcome!

No experience required, everyone is welcome! You can participate every now and then or every week, just hang out and watch the fun. Expect to read books, earn XP, and return to your daily life richer in treasure and experience!

Join instructor Alysia Ericson for Barre at the Library!

Barre is a low impact, high intensity workout class with roots in ballet, Pilates and yoga. Expect fun music and encouragement to modify up or down to meet your body where it is. Before beginning any new exercise program, please consult your doctor.

Space limited; registration required - register for your spot by calling or stopping by the front desk. Participants should plan to bring a water bottle, a yoga mat, and hand weights if desired.

Every week during Summer Reading Program, UPL hosts a family-friendly visiting performer or activity. Join us outside under the tent! Rain location is the Melvin Community Meeting Room.

Bring your friends for five fun rounds of family-friendly trivia with Mr. Simone. Show what you know and learn new fun facts about animals, sports, performing arts, books, and more. For kids 6-10 years old and their caregivers.

Learn how to use the Libby app for audiobooks and ebooks, sign up for a Kanopy account, or get your general tech questions answered by our tech volunteer. For adults.

Fridays at 3:00 pm

Gather in the Teen Area to watch anime, draw, color, and discuss your favorite shows and manga. For tweens and teens.

Saturdays at 10:00 am

Drop in and show off your building skills at this open Lego build. For children of all ages.

Jazz Record Listening Club - It's like a book club but for jazz! 

Each month we pick 2 jazz records: one well known and another that is lesser known.

When we gather we'll talk about the records we listened to in a variety of ways. One person might share a poem or painting they wrote while listening. Another person might share some research they did on the players. Another person might really like "track three" and share their thoughts on why that is. Then at the end of the meeting, we'll assign two more records. 

Sound like fun? Join us!

Join Caryn Sheckler for gentle yoga and stretching postures to improve your balance and flexibility. All moves will be seated or standing close to a chair for support. Before beginning any new exercise program, please consult your doctor. No registration necessary, free for everyone.