Upcoming Events

Join us for an evening concert with klezmer band, T-Klez.  Rooted firmly in 19th and 20th century traditional klezmer (Eastern European Jewish) music repertoire with deep bows to Hasidic traditions, T-Klez plays a full gamut of tasty tunes.&n

Meet new friends and play with a variety of sensory toys and activities.   

The World’s Fair of 1939 which took place in Flushing Meadows Park in NYC had the theme of ‘The World of Tomorrow’ and while the pavilions throughout represented various

Stop by at NPL’s LGBTQ+ club! Each monthly meeting will have a different activity. This is an inclusive space welcoming of allies, members of the community, and those still unsure where they belong.

Attend this 6 hour session in order to receive credit and save on your car insurance.  Open to NYS licensed drivers.

Miss Kristen offers a casual space for you to hang out, play video games, and do homework. 

Sign up once for the whole school year.  We will not meet on days when school is not in session.

Do you know how to play, but can't find a game? This event is for people looking for a group AND already established groups looking for back-up players. Come play, meet other Mah Jongg and Canasta players, exchange numbers and get in a game!

Listen to a story and create a process art masterpiece together.  Wear play clothes, things are going to get messy!

Come play your game of choice in the Community Room with your group. Don't have a group? Pop in and try to get in a game. Canasta and Mah Jongg are popular games that are played every Tuesday night! Bring your own games and treats to share.

Tweens in grades 5-8 are invited to game night with a giant twist! There will be multiple oversized games for tweens to play, and pizza will be served. Registration required. Open to those entering grades 5-8.

Each month we’ll watch the first few episodes of different anime series and have snacks. Hopefully you’ll find a new favorite! Open to grades 7-12. Registration required.  

Kids will make their own digital scoreboards! Using the Little Bits Code Bit, and other parts, students will create a score counter for a game by creating a code that will display on an LED Matrix! Presented by Little Ivy Academy.  

Join this informal and fun monthly event out a local restaurant or pub to share what you have been reading and watching! We will buy appetizers to share, you can buy your beverage of choice!

Come for an open night to sit and knit/crochet with your friends! Sessions are open to beginners and experienced knitters/crocheters.

Join Arlene to discuss Joyce Maynard's How the Light Get In.

Every Thursday when school is in session, we’ll meet in the Community Room for games and snacks. There’ll be board games and video games to choose from! Open to grades 7-12. 

Are you in your 20s and 30s and looking to do something fun? Join our LIT group!  This month we are discussing - Don't Forget to Write by Sara Goodman Confino. Books are available at the Reference Desk for check out in November.

Monthly meeting of the Friends of Nanuet Public Library, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with a mission of fundraising, advocacy, and support for the Library.

A documentary immersion into all things Eco, Davide Ferrario’s film takes us on a tour of Umberto Eco’s private library, guided by the author himself.

What are you reading?  Come and share with us at Book Cafe Jr.  Each month we will discuss our fave reads, eat a themed snack, and create a bookish craft.