Library events calendar

An informal weekly group for knitters who want to gather at the library and work on their knitting projects.

Clinics are open times to chat with a lawyer about any civil legal question or concern. Civil law matters include topics such as family law, support, small claims, benefits, consumer, tenant rights, etc. Bring any documents that you need reviewed or that are relevant to your question. For more information about the Volunteer Lawyer Project visit their website at www.onvlp.org.

Receive one-on-one assistance with job applications, resumes, digital downloads (like OverDrive, Hoopla, and Kanopy), and computer basics training. Library staff will be available for assistance by appointment, so please sign up at the library's main desk or by calling 252-2571.

Join Miss Jill for this special monthly program designed for babies. This month: Baby-saurus Stories. We will explore dinosaur books, songs, and movement activities. For children under the age of one and their caregiver. Siblings are welcome. No registration required.

Meet your fitness goals! Learn how using smartphone and computer apps to monitor your eating and physical activity habits could help you live a healthier life and reduce the symptoms of chronic illness. Get hands-on experience using apps like My Fitness Pal. Bring your own device or use a tablet or phone provided by the Cayuga Community Health Network. Please contact the library to register.

Technology and job seeker help is now available at Seymour Library. Receive one-on-one assistance with job applications, resumes, digital downloads (like OverDrive, Hoopla, and Kanopy), and computer basics training. Library staff will be available for assistance by appointment, so please sign up at the library's main desk or by calling 252-2571.

This book club is a collaboration between the Equal Rights Heritage Center and Seymour Library. This month: The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood. All readers welcome.

Join Miss Chris for stories, songs, and movement activities designed specially for toddlers and preschoolers. This week’s theme: Welcome to the Library. No registration required.

Topic: the John Rebus series by Ian Rankin. All readers welcome; please read any book in the selected series before the meeting.

An informal weekly group for knitters who want to gather at the library and work on their knitting projects.

Members of the public are welcome.

Join Miss Chris and Miss Jill for this special monthly sensory program for toddlers. This month we will explore Dinosaur Water Play. This program will take place outdoors (weather permitting). Please bring an extra set of clothes or a smock, as your child will get wet. No registration required.

Join Miss Chris for bedtime stories, songs, and movement. This month’s theme: Bedtime and Bubbles. Families are encouraged to wear their pajamas and bring a stuffed animal friend. For all ages, no registration required.

Starting your own business? Want to grow your business? Auburn SCORE provides free and confidential business counseling, free or low-cost local seminars, business tools, and connections to local resources. For more information about Auburn SCORE, visit their website at www.auburn.score.org or call (315) 252-7291.

Get your stretch on at Seymour Library! Instructor Wendy Vitale will lead a chair yoga class on the library’s front lawn (or inside if bad weather). No mats required but please bring a water bottle. Comfortable clothes and shoes recommended.

Members of the public are welcome.

Join Miss Jill at Bluefield Manor for a special intergenerational storytime, animal puppet craft, and refreshments. This month: "The Kissing Hand" and other animal adventures. For all ages, no registration required. Please call the library for more information.

Receive one-on-one assistance with job applications, resumes, digital downloads (like OverDrive, Hoopla, and Kanopy), and computer basics training. Library staff will be available for assistance by appointment, so please sign up at the library's main desk or by calling 252-2571.

Members of the public are welcome.

Technology and job seeker help is now available at Seymour Library. Receive one-on-one assistance with job applications, resumes, digital downloads (like OverDrive, Hoopla, and Kanopy), and computer basics training. Library staff will be available for assistance by appointment, so please sign up at the library's main desk or by calling 252-2571.

Join Miss Chris for stories, songs, and movement activities designed specially for toddlers and preschoolers. This week’s theme: Dinosaurs. No registration required.

Dive into the past with our book club that reads historical fiction and classics. This month: The Atomic City Girls by Janet Beard. All readers welcome.

An informal weekly group for knitters who want to gather at the library and work on their knitting projects.

This month: the documentary Deaf Jam (run time 1.25 hrs). Two women embark on a collaboration/performance duet creating a new form of slam poetry that speaks to both the hearing and the Deaf.

Lights, Camera, Social Action!, is brought to you by ARISE and Seymour Public Library. The monthly film and discussion series will focus on different social issues, with the goal of raising public awareness around disabilities and creating a community dialogue. Each film will be followed by a discussion, including guest panelists for selected films. Call Kim Amidon at (315) 255-3447 x311 for more information

Get those wiggles out by joining Miss Chris for a fun story, followed by a variety of songs and movement activities. This week’s theme: Dinosaurs. No registration required.

Join the Friends of Seymour Library at their monthly meeting. Interested in becoming a friend? Membership forms can be found online or at Seymour Library. For more information about the Friends, visit their website at www.friendsofseymourlibrary.org or on Facebook at Friends of Seymour Library.

Dinosaurs are taking over sensory storytime! Join Miss Jill for this special dinosaur storytime and sensory activity, designed for children on the autism spectrum or for those who enjoy a smaller storytime setting. For all ages, registration required.

Clinics are open times to chat with a lawyer about any civil legal question or concern. Civil law matters include topics such as family law, support, small claims, benefits, consumer, tenant rights, etc. Bring any documents that you need reviewed or that are relevant to your question. For more information about the Volunteer Lawyer Project visit their website at www.onvlp.org.

Get your stretch on at Seymour Library! Instructor Deborah Daly will lead a chair yoga class on the library’s front lawn (or inside if bad weather). No mats required but please bring a water bottle. Comfortable clothes and shoes recommended.