“Need immigration advice? Hiscock Legal Aid Society Immigration Program may be able to help. Issues addressed at this one-on-one style clinic include:

• Adjustment of status
• Naturalization/citizenship
• Country-specific humanitarian relief
• Special immigrant juvenile status
• Family-based immigration
• Vawa, T, or U status
• Asylum
• DACA
• Deportation/removal proceedings
• Travel documents
• Work authorization
• Immigration assistance related to a criminal matter
  … and more

For more information, call 315-218-0152 or email immigration-intake@hlalaw.org If you need an interpreter one can be provided at no cost. Services are free!

This event is held in partnership with the New York State Office of New Americans.

Need urgent immigration assistance? Call the new Americans hotline at 1-800-566-7636.

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Join us for some Lego Fun! Open to all ages!

Lego fun with Encompass Recreation - Open to youth ages 2 - high school.

“Channel your inner designer and help make a book display for the Teen Space. Participants gain volunteer time for attendance.

This event is for ages 12-17.  If you are 18 years old and still in high school, you are welcome to attend.”

“FREE SCREENING of The Librarians. The film will be followed by remarks from State Librarian Lauren Moore highlighting the critical role libraries play in ensuring people everywhere can explore ideas, access knowledge, and engage with diverse perspectives.

Attend in person at the Strand Theater in Watertown. Admission is free; registration is required. Sign up at wpbstv.org/events

Find a watch part at an NCLS library near you:

Cape Vincent Community Library
Constableville Library
Fulton Public Library
Hepburn Library of Madrid
Lowville Free Library
Lyons Falls Library (partnering with Brantingham-Greig Reading Center)
Macsherry Library (Alexandria Bay)
Massena Public Library
Ogdensburg Public Library
Parish Public Library
Potsdam Public Library

Tune in from home. Sign up at wpbstv.org/events to get a Zoom link

About the film: When Texas lawmakers seek to review a list of books, librarians find themselves on the frontlines of a national battle. Across the U.S., librarians face the impact of uniting against library collection standards that include restrictions on race-related and LGBTQIA+ content. Drawing on historical context, The Librarians explores the broader implications for education and public life.

“Stop by the Teen Space Fridays after school for a snack and games (Nintendo Switch, Wii, PC, and board games). Betcha can’t beat us at Mario Kart!

This event is for ages 12-17. If you are 18 years-old and still attend high school, you may attend teen programs. Limited to 12 participants on a first come, first served basis. No reservations can be made.”

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“Join us at Zoo New York for a celebration of Earth Day and the Season Kickoff of their expanded seasonal hours. There will be vendors, zookeeper presentations, special guests, animal enrichment, and more! Come by our booth and say hello, play a game, color a page, take home great activity sheets and information, and learn all about our land conservation and community programs. No registration required to attend. “

“Join Jackie Ferguson, Local Foods Educator, for a helpful and timely look at the upcoming farmer’s market season and the many ways you can shop local. Learn about the benefits of buying local foods, how to use food assistance programs at farmer’s markets – including SNAP and vouchers from WIC, the Office for the Aging, and the Department of Veterans Services – and how to make the most of the Local Food Guide.

Whether you’re new to farmer’s markets or looking to get more out of your visits, this session will give you practical tips, useful resources, and plenty of inspiration to shop local with confidence.

Facilitated by Ashley P. Contact her with questions at 315-785-7714. Event held in the library’s Community Room for ages 18+.

Cornell Cooperative Extension is an employer and educator recognized for providing equal program and employment opportunities in accordance with applicable laws.”.

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“Join us for a morning of slime fun! Miss Julia and her mom Sarah will guide us as we make & play with slime. Please call the library to register at 315-649-5454. April 25th at 10:30 am.”

“Astronomy joins our signature luminary hike! Come experience half-mile North Field Loop lit with trailside luminaries on this festive, self-guided, night hike. Then hike back to the Nature Center to enjoy a fire, music - and telescope viewing! Amateur astronomers Tim Able and John Rusho will help us to see into the night sky and pick out interesting celestial bodies and phenomena. Please dress for the weather and bring a flashlight/headlamp. Note: the Night Sky viewing is subject to clear skies “

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“Join us to learn about vegetables and general production practices. Topics will include preferred growing conditions and some management practices. Hosted by Nicole Caldwell from Better Farm and you'll enjoy some outdoor activities and a tour.

Limited seating is available, register today”

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Join Encompass Recreation for some Lego Fun! Open to youth ages 2years through high school.

“Take a moment to invest in yourself and your financial future. Join us for a welcoming, easy-to-follow series led by trusted financial experts, designed to help you build confidence and clarity around your money.

Each session includes a short, engaging 20-30 minute presentation followed by plenty of time for questions and discussion. You’ll walk away with practical knowledge, useful strategies, and the confidence to make informed financial decisions – now and in the future.

Home Buying – Wednesday April 29th at 6:30pm