“Join Hearts For Youth for some gaming fun! Open to youth in 3rd grade and up.”

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Must Register to attend.

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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. Additionally, there is the option of consulting with immigration staff online via Zoom.

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“Please join us for a free information session about postsecondary options in education, employment, and independent living as students exit high school to adult life. “

Presented by the Family and Community Engagement Center at BOCES

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“In celebration of Wicked: For Good premiering this week, we’re hosting a Wicked themed party! “Close your eyes and leap” into the world of Shiz University as we design our own tiaras, create “thrillifying” potions, sing along to the first Wicked movie soundtrack, and more. You do not want to miss this “popular” event in the library’s South Reading Room!

Costumes or pink and green attire are strongly encouraged because…”Pink goes good with green; everyone knows that!”

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“Practice reading skills with therapy dogs from Groot's Canine!

Paws2Read program will be from 3:30-5pm

Please call or visit the library to sign up for your time slot.

Finn and Willow will be joining us!

If you have questions, please call the library 315 646 2228”

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“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.”

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“Join Hearts For Youth for a night of BINGO, Pizza, and a themed meeting. Open to youth in grades 1st - 8.”

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Must register (link for registration is available approximately 1 week before the event)

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“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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“The bald eagles are here! Wellesley Island is one of the best places in New York State to eagle-watch. We’ll search for these cold-weather visitors along our St. Lawrence River nature trails. Binoculars provided. Please dress for cold, windy weather.”

“Strut your way to the Nature Center and play a game of Fun Turkey Facts Jeopardy. From “Wow” to “Funny Things about Turkeys,” you’ll gobble up the silly findings we’ve researched about these amusing birds!”

“Encompass Recreation is proud to offer a four (4) week indoor track program for youth ages 2 through high school.

Each series date takes place on Sundays in November and offers age/grade appropriate distances for everyone. “

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“Join us for Art Club with Dana Gillan at East Hounsfield Free Library!

This project is made possible with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, and administered by the St. Lawrence County Arts Council.

Club is appropriate for school aged children.

Feel free to reach out with any questions! “

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“Bring your decks or borrow one of ours. You can learn to play Pokémon TCG, enjoy themed crafts, and socialize. All ages and skill levels welcome!”

Tag meets hide and seek in this fun game.  Move quietly, find a good spot to hide, and don’t get caught!

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

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“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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“In this holiday workshop, create three different handcrafted ornaments. Your holiday tree will sparkle with the beauty of nature! Come one, come all, and get your merry going! $5 materials fee. RSVP by 11/25.”

“Join us Saturday, November 29th at 11:00am in the Community Room for a fun holiday movie at the library! We will have a free showing of Mickey’s Once Upon A Christmas along with a holiday craft!

This event is for all ages and abilities

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Movie: Micke’s Once Upon A Christmas (G) “

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“Join us for a magical children's holiday event featuring a special performance by Jeff the Magic Man!

Treats will be provided to keep the holiday spirit alive!

This event is FREE but families are encouraged to bring a nonperishable item to give back to those in need this season. It’s a fun-filled day of magic, creativity, and community!”

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“Encompass Recreation is proud to offer a brand new opportunity--THE POOL NOODLE OLYMPICS!

--Get ready for a day of laughter, teamwork, and friendly competition at the Pool Noodle Olympics! Kids will navigate through a series of fun and interactive events—all creatively designed around pool noodles.

From obstacle courses and relay races to noodle javelin and balance challenges, participants will test their agility, coordination, and sportsmanship in a playful, inclusive environment.

--This event was designed by Kaysen A., a General Brown Junior High student, in partnership with one of his teachers, Ms. G!”

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