Preschool Story Hour taps into the boundless energy of three to five-year-olds to get your child involved in this interactive story time. This program will engage your children with stories, finger plays and songs and encourage them to learn sounds, letter recognition, and new words as they grow into pre-readers. Each program is followed by a hands-on craft and snacks.
Zoey, our friend and trained therapy dog visits and offers young readers a chance to increase their confidence in reading by spending time with a certified therapy dog in a relaxing, stress-free environment.
Registration required. Call or come to the desk to schedule a 15 minute session with Zoey.
Baby & Me time focuses on developing your baby’s and toddler's pre-literacy skills. This lap-time story hour will introduce a love for books by using song, movement, rhythm and rhyme. The program will help improve motor, sensory, and social skills during play time. The program runs for an hour and snacks are provided.
Field Goods is a year-round local produce delivery service; customers receive 5 to 8 different fruit and vegetables (depending on bag size), plus optional add-ons. Bags cost $16 to $32 per week, and can be put on hold at any time. It’s flexible!
Field Goods purchases everything directly from over 80 small farms in the region. All of the produce is non-GMO, and most is organically grown.
TO SIGN UP 1. Go to Field-Goods.com 2. Click “Order Now” 3. Select “Public Locations” and pull down the menu for Kingston 4. Click the “Find Location” button 5. Choose “Town of Ulster Public Library – Fundraiser” and follow the prompts.
Is your computer not acting the way you'd like? We can help!
Whether your email's eating messages or you can't quite make Microsoft Word work the way you'd like, our volunteer Chris is happy to assist, no appointment necessary.
Is your computer not acting the way you'd like? We can help!
Whether your email's eating messages or you can't quite make Microsoft Word work the way you'd like, our volunteer Chris is happy to assist, no appointment necessary.
Call the Library at 845-338-7881 if you would like to reserve a spot or drop in for a fifteen minute one-to-one session with a library staff member who will answer your general tech questions.
Types of questions we can help with: How do I attach a file to an email?
How do I download eBooks and Audio books to my devices?
How do I login to and access my library account online?
How do I access the library databases included with my Library card?
Join us to learn about the color changes of the leaves. Participants will listen to two stories (one fiction and one non-fiction) and then engage in a related activity afterwards. Snacks will be provided! Program is open to families of all ages!
Reading: V for Vendetta by Alan Moore and David Lloyd
Everyday Heroics: What Defines A Hero?
Over the past decade, the superhero genre has basked in a surge of popularity, thanks in no small part to Marvel Studios. This leads to an interesting question: What exactly is a hero?
Do we need Gamma rays and unexplainable mutations to be heroic, or, can there be a way to be deemed heroic in everyday life? Join us at the Town of Ulster Library as we explore this question through a variety of mediums.
Welcoming all adults, from sweet sixteen to golden years.
Don't have the book? Just call the library, and reserve a copy.
“Beneath this mask there is more than flesh. Beneath this mask there is an idea, Mr Creedy. And ideas are bullet-proof!.”
Preschool Story Hour taps into the boundless energy of three to five-year-olds to get your child involved in this interactive story time. This program will engage your children with stories, finger plays and songs and encourage them to learn sounds, letter recognition, and new words as they grow into pre-readers. Each program is followed by a hands-on craft and snacks.
Stop in to hear about the Relatives as Parents Program (RAPP), which supports relative caregivers and friends raising their family’s or friend’s children when the parents are unavailable. RAPP provides activities, education and respite. RAPP activities include a 4H club, a teen group, a community garden and field trips.
RAPP is committed to making a difference in the lives of relative and friend caregivers and the youth for whom they care by being encouraging, acting supportively and providing education. RAPP connects people with valuable resources and builds, strengthens and maintains family ties.
Baby & Me time focuses on developing your baby’s and toddler's pre-literacy skills. This lap-time story hour will introduce a love for books by using song, movement, rhythm and rhyme. The program will help improve motor, sensory, and social skills during play time. The program runs for an hour and snacks are provided.
Field Goods is a year-round local produce delivery service; customers receive 5 to 8 different fruit and vegetables (depending on bag size), plus optional add-ons. Bags cost $16 to $32 per week, and can be put on hold at any time. It’s flexible!
Field Goods purchases everything directly from over 80 small farms in the region. All of the produce is non-GMO, and most is organically grown.
TO SIGN UP 1. Go to Field-Goods.com 2. Click “Order Now” 3. Select “Public Locations” and pull down the menu for Kingston 4. Click the “Find Location” button 5. Choose “Town of Ulster Public Library – Fundraiser” and follow the prompts.
Is your computer not acting the way you'd like? We can help!
Whether your email's eating messages or you can't quite make Microsoft Word work the way you'd like, our volunteer Chris is happy to assist, no appointment necessary.
Call the Library at 845-338-7881 if you would like to reserve a spot or drop in for a fifteen minute one-to-one session with a library staff member who will answer your general tech questions.
Types of questions we can help with: How do I attach a file to an email?
How do I download eBooks and Audio books to my devices?
How do I login to and access my library account online?
How do I access the library databases included with my Library card?
The first of the Autumn/Winter evening Ukulele Meet Up is Monday, OCTOBER 9th at 5:30 pm and will meet every other Monday night following through the end of the year.
Please enter through the rear door of the library. The Catskill Ukulele Group Meetup Site has a repository of information about free ukulele learning groups at libraries in the area and will include the Town of Ulster Library meet up in its listings, so sign up for notifications, information on weather closings etcetera.
Other libraries in the program include Olive and Phoenicia.
For more information, visit www.meetup.com/Catskills-Ukulele
Baby & Me time focuses on developing your baby’s and toddler's pre-literacy skills. This lap-time story hour will introduce a love for books by using song, movement, rhythm and rhyme. The program will help improve motor, sensory, and social skills during play time. The program runs for an hour and snacks are provided.
Field Goods is a year-round local produce delivery service; customers receive 5 to 8 different fruit and vegetables (depending on bag size), plus optional add-ons. Bags cost $16 to $32 per week, and can be put on hold at any time. It’s flexible!
Field Goods purchases everything directly from over 80 small farms in the region. All of the produce is non-GMO, and most is organically grown.
TO SIGN UP 1. Go to Field-Goods.com 2. Click “Order Now” 3. Select “Public Locations” and pull down the menu for Kingston 4. Click the “Find Location” button 5. Choose “Town of Ulster Public Library – Fundraiser” and follow the prompts.
Is your computer not acting the way you'd like? We can help!
Whether your email's eating messages or you can't quite make Microsoft Word work the way you'd like, our volunteer Chris is happy to assist, no appointment necessary.
Call the Library at 845-338-7881 if you would like to reserve a spot or drop in for a fifteen minute one-to-one session with a library staff member who will answer your general tech questions.
Types of questions we can help with: How do I attach a file to an email?
How do I download eBooks and Audio books to my devices?
How do I login to and access my library account online?
How do I access the library databases included with my Library card?
Join Holly Shelowitz, certified nutriotion counselor and natrual foods chef for a smoothie workshop on October 14 from 11:00-12:30. Smoothies are a fabulous way to get great nutrition into your body all year long. Holly will show you how to make fantastic combinations loaded with powerfurl super fooods and you will get to taste them and take away a packedt of reipes so that you can make healthful treats at home!
Preschool Story Hour taps into the boundless energy of three to five-year-olds to get your child involved in this interactive story time. This program will engage your children with stories, finger plays and songs and encourage them to learn sounds, letter recognition, and new words as they grow into pre-readers. Each program is followed by a hands-on craft and snacks.
Justin, a volunteer and former Employment Specialist, will offer free one-hour sessions to assist with basic resume building, interview skills, online resources for employment information, application and assessments help!
Please call or sign up at the circulation desk 845-338-7881
Baby & Me time focuses on developing your baby’s and toddler's pre-literacy skills. This lap-time story hour will introduce a love for books by using song, movement, rhythm and rhyme. The program will help improve motor, sensory, and social skills during play time. The program runs for an hour and snacks are provided.
Field Goods is a year-round local produce delivery service; customers receive 5 to 8 different fruit and vegetables (depending on bag size), plus optional add-ons. Bags cost $16 to $32 per week, and can be put on hold at any time. It’s flexible!
Field Goods purchases everything directly from over 80 small farms in the region. All of the produce is non-GMO, and most is organically grown.
TO SIGN UP 1. Go to Field-Goods.com 2. Click “Order Now” 3. Select “Public Locations” and pull down the menu for Kingston 4. Click the “Find Location” button 5. Choose “Town of Ulster Public Library – Fundraiser” and follow the prompts.
Is your computer not acting the way you'd like? We can help!
Whether your email's eating messages or you can't quite make Microsoft Word work the way you'd like, our volunteer Chris is happy to assist, no appointment necessary.
Call the Library at 845-338-7881 if you would like to reserve a spot or drop in for a fifteen minute one-to-one session with a library staff member who will answer your general tech questions.
Types of questions we can help with: How do I attach a file to an email?
How do I download eBooks and Audio books to my devices?
How do I login to and access my library account online?
How do I access the library databases included with my Library card?
Join us to learn about our community and the important people who help us every day. Participants will listen to two stories (one fiction and one non-fiction) and then engage in a related craft afterwards. Snacks will be provided! The program is open to families of all ages!
Preschool Story Hour taps into the boundless energy of three to five-year-olds to get your child involved in this interactive story time. This program will engage your children with stories, finger plays and songs and encourage them to learn sounds, letter recognition, and new words as they grow into pre-readers. Each program is followed by a hands-on craft and snacks.
Zoey, our friend and trained therapy dog visits and offers young readers a chance to increase their confidence in reading by spending time with a certified therapy dog in a relaxing, stress-free environment.
Registration required. Call or come to the desk to schedule a 15 minute session with Zoey.
The first of the Autumn/Winter evening Ukulele Meet Up is Monday, OCTOBER 9th at 5:30 pm and will meet every other Monday night following through the end of the year.
Please enter through the rear door of the library. The Catskill Ukulele Group Meetup Site has a repository of information about free ukulele learning groups at libraries in the area and will include the Town of Ulster Library meet up in its listings, so sign up for notifications, information on weather closings etcetera.
Other libraries in the program include Olive and Phoenicia.
For more information, visit www.meetup.com/Catskills-Ukulele
Baby & Me time focuses on developing your baby’s and toddler's pre-literacy skills. This lap-time story hour will introduce a love for books by using song, movement, rhythm and rhyme. The program will help improve motor, sensory, and social skills during play time. The program runs for an hour and snacks are provided.
Field Goods is a year-round local produce delivery service; customers receive 5 to 8 different fruit and vegetables (depending on bag size), plus optional add-ons. Bags cost $16 to $32 per week, and can be put on hold at any time. It’s flexible!
Field Goods purchases everything directly from over 80 small farms in the region. All of the produce is non-GMO, and most is organically grown.
TO SIGN UP 1. Go to Field-Goods.com 2. Click “Order Now” 3. Select “Public Locations” and pull down the menu for Kingston 4. Click the “Find Location” button 5. Choose “Town of Ulster Public Library – Fundraiser” and follow the prompts.
Is your computer not acting the way you'd like? We can help!
Whether your email's eating messages or you can't quite make Microsoft Word work the way you'd like, our volunteer Chris is happy to assist, no appointment necessary.
Call the Library at 845-338-7881 if you would like to reserve a spot or drop in for a fifteen minute one-to-one session with a library staff member who will answer your general tech questions.
Types of questions we can help with: How do I attach a file to an email?
How do I download eBooks and Audio books to my devices?
How do I login to and access my library account online?
How do I access the library databases included with my Library card?
Over the past decade, the superhero genre has basked in a surge of popularity, thanks in no small part to Marvel Studios. This leads to an interesting question: What exactly is a hero?
Do we need Gamma rays and unexplainable mutations to be heroic, or, can there be a way to be deemed heroic in everyday life? Join us at the Town of Ulster Library as we explore this question through a variety of mediums.
Preschool Story Hour taps into the boundless energy of three to five-year-olds to get your child involved in this interactive story time. This program will engage your children with stories, finger plays and songs and encourage them to learn sounds, letter recognition, and new words as they grow into pre-readers. Each program is followed by a hands-on craft and snacks.
Baby & Me time focuses on developing your baby’s and toddler's pre-literacy skills. This lap-time story hour will introduce a love for books by using song, movement, rhythm and rhyme. The program will help improve motor, sensory, and social skills during play time. The program runs for an hour and snacks are provided.
Field Goods is a year-round local produce delivery service; customers receive 5 to 8 different fruit and vegetables (depending on bag size), plus optional add-ons. Bags cost $16 to $32 per week, and can be put on hold at any time. It’s flexible!
Field Goods purchases everything directly from over 80 small farms in the region. All of the produce is non-GMO, and most is organically grown.
TO SIGN UP 1. Go to Field-Goods.com 2. Click “Order Now” 3. Select “Public Locations” and pull down the menu for Kingston 4. Click the “Find Location” button 5. Choose “Town of Ulster Public Library – Fundraiser” and follow the prompts.
Is your computer not acting the way you'd like? We can help!
Whether your email's eating messages or you can't quite make Microsoft Word work the way you'd like, our volunteer Chris is happy to assist, no appointment necessary.
Call the Library at 845-338-7881 if you would like to reserve a spot or drop in for a fifteen minute one-to-one session with a library staff member who will answer your general tech questions.
Types of questions we can help with: How do I attach a file to an email?
How do I download eBooks and Audio books to my devices?
How do I login to and access my library account online?
How do I access the library databases included with my Library card?
We offer story times and other activities for children, teens, and adults, including a book discussion group. Check our program calendar or call the library at 845-338-7881.
Preschool Story Hour
