Celebrate the freedom of reading! We will read the graphic novel, Maus by Art Spiegelman. Free books are available before the gathering on August 16. What's a banned book? Banning books is a form of censorship when private individuals or … Continue reading
Join us on August 18th at 4pm to celebrate an awesome summer of oceans, learning, and fun! We will host a pizza party with a special water play guest (here are some hints: it has 4 legs, a spiral horn, … Continue reading
Let's celebrate a stellar summer of reading and learning at the library! We will make pizza from scratch at the Village Hall kitchen and watch a movie too. Please RSVP so we know how many ingredients to bring: 607-5942791
The Dutton S. Peterson Library Presents: Needle-Felted Seascapes with fiber artist Martha Gibbs. Saturday August 27th at 10am at Odessa Village Hall. Call (607) 594-2791 to register for this free adult class.
Learn how to SAVE a life in this introduction to suicide prevention on Saturday, September 10 from 10-11:30am at the Odessa Village Hall. Coffee and light refreshments will be available.
Families are invited to join Laura for reading books, play, arts, learning, and snacks. Starting at 10:00 am in the library.
The library will host a variety of activities on Thursdays after school for youth. Build with Legos, experiment with art, play board games, and hang out with friends and meet new ones!
Local author, Maija DeRoche, joins us to discuss and sign her new book, "Forever Chrysalis" at the Montour Falls Library. Books will be available for purchase. Light refreshments provided. This event is presented by the Dutton S. Peterson Memorial Library, … Continue reading
Teens and tweens are invited to the library to learn about and make their own zines! What are zines, you ask? To start, they are small, DIY publications, like little magazines. But they have a fascinating history, starting with Sci-fi … Continue reading
Learn accurate and culturally appropriate information about the English settlers at Plymouth and the Wampanoag, the Native people who inhabited that area. Perry will discuss the events of 1621 in Plymouth, the relationship between the English settlers and the Wampanoag … Continue reading