“WPBS’s annual literacy fair is back! READY SET FUN is a celebration of learning that has been held annually for over 20 years and includes many community partner exhibits, PBS Kids Characters, a gently-used book swap (this year hosted by the North Country Library System, where every child can obtain a free book), presentation of the winners of the annual WPBS Writer’s Contest and much more.

This year’s theme is “Spring Into Reading!” Come read stories, play games and get ready for the Spring season with WPBS! 

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Join us at the Salmon Run Mall Saturday, March 22, 2025 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.

As always, Admission is FREE and open to the public!”

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“Journey through the “sugar bush” with a hands-on presentation by sugarmaker David Neuroth to discover how sap transforms into syrup. We’ll top this event off with some sweet maple syrup!"

“Club will meet every other Saturday January 25 - March 22, 1:00 - 3:00 PM and is free and open to youth ages 10+.

Youth will need to come prepared in warm winter clothes and a sturdy pair of winter boots. All other equipment is provided!

Youth will need to be dropped off and picked up at the trailhead locations:

• March 22 - Murray Nature Trail - 23182 - 23390 NY 17 Adams
  

Free - Registration is Required”

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“What is Public Presentation: Youth learn about the varied purposes of presentations and how to tailor their presentations appropriately to fit their intentions. Beginners are encouraged to select simple topics with which they are extremely comfortable, so that the presentation process is the focus of their learning without the stress of learning about an unfamiliar topic.

• Participants can choose from the following types of presentation
  
  • Demonstration: This type of presentation requires you to talk while working on something. It can be cooking, sewing, building, etc
  • Illustrated Talk: This is slightly more formal, using a poster or technology to help you relay your message. 
  • Speech: For more experienced speakers, you do not use posters or technology to get your point across. 
  • Dramatization/Recitation: A fun, confidence building experience – it is like acting on with no props. 
  • Job Interview: For ages 15 and up, cover letter, and resume required. Learn useful job interview skills. 

Presentations are given in a public setting (CCE Classroom) to trained volunteer evaluators. Numerical scores given by evaluators. Participation certificates are awarded immediately after the event. Registration is required.”

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“Join local news station ABC50 and Mrs. Jamie for some Easter fun! Visit the library with your little one for some painting and dyeing. ABC50’s Nick Dephtereos will show you how to dye Marshmallows & Potatoes for Easter. Egg prices are through the roof, so let us show you a cheaper alternative! ABC50 is providing all materials, so all you need to bring is yourselves and your little ones.

Any youth ages 0-17 is welcome to participate. ABC50 will provide all the materials. Please note that a film crew and photographers will be present to broadcast this event on the news.

This event will be held in the Children’s Room and Community Room.”

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Join Encompass Recreation for some Lego fun! Open to youth ages 2 - high school.

Please join us the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month for a peer run grief and loss support group! This is open to the public to attend in a safe and inclusive environment as we support each other through grief and loss.

If you have any questions feel free to call the main office number at 315-788-0970

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Join us for some Lego Enigneering Challenges and Fun

Open to youth ages 5 - 7.

“Positive Solutions for Families is an evidence-based, family-friendly workshop of six sessions for families of children ages 2-5 years with developing positive relationships and strategies to help with challenging behaviors at home. “

“Happy Earth Month! Come appreciate the earth with us as we explore three wildlife-related activities. Bring water and dress for the outdoors.”

“At this event, you will meet Meet Bruce Johnson from Martin Road North Gardens!

Learn about his farming operation and how he grows delicious produce in the North Country winter climate! Learn how to make delicious meals with cold hardy produce, get a free sample, and take home the recipe to try yourself!

Each registered attendee will leave the event with $20 of frozen meat from Country Cousins Farm!”

Registration Required. Call, email, or go online: Jackie Ferguson at jsf259@cornell.edu or call 315-788-8450 Ext. 280.

Open to parents in their second trimester through two month postpartum. Must call to rsvp 315-788-8533 x600

Open to parents in their second trimester through two month postpartum. Must call to rsvp 315-788-8533 x600

Please join us the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month for a peer run grief and loss support group! This is open to the public to attend in a safe and inclusive environment as we support each other through grief and loss.

If you have any questions feel free to call the main office number at 315-788-0970

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“Family Game Board Club will be the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month 2:30-4pm

We have games for all ages!”

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Join us for some Lego Enigneering Challenges and Fun

Open to youth ages 5 - 7.

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Join Encompass Recreation for some Lego fun! Open to youth ages 2 - High School.

“Join us for our FREE Easter Event for Children & Their Guardians

To Ensure you don’t miss any of the fun, please plan to Attend the Entire Event

The fun will include:

Easter Egg Hunt & Candy

Animal Exhibit

The Resurrection Story

Games

Cookie Decorating

Eggsactly Detective “

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“Join us, April 12th for our Easter Egg Hunt at 10am.

Visit the Easter Bunny”

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“Join us for our 2nd annual Wabasso Egg-Stravangaza Fun for the Whole Family! 

Spring Themed Crafts, Carnival, Games, Smores, and Camp Wide Egg Hunt (hunts are at 1:15, 2:15, 3:15)

Tickets are $7 per child Registration is required"

Join The Butler Did It Players on April 12th at the Clayton Opera House for a fun-filled interactive movie experience.

A lion cub named Simba looks forward to following in his father's footsteps and becoming king of the African pride lands one day, but his happy childhood turns tragic when his uncle murders his father and drives him into exile.”

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“Join us on the trails for our monthly full-moon hikes! Please wear sturdy hiking shoes, layered clothing for warmth, and bring your own headlamp and/or flashlight. We’ll leave the Nature Center with plenty of time in hopes of catching a view of the moonrise. Following the hike, we’ll host a campfire and snacks! Program subject to weather. Limited space, please RSVP no later than two days prior to event..”

“April garden chores may be daunting, but getting your garden ready for the season starts now! In the spirit of National Gardening Day (4/14), come learn about seed germination and propagation. We will have native seeds ready to hand out.”

Join Encompass Recreation for some Lego Fun!

Come join us for some Lego Fun! Open to all ages and abilities!

Join us for some Lego Engineering fun!

Open to youth Ages 5 - 7.

“Bring the Kiddos for an Egg Hunt and to meet the Easter Bunny in the Victorian Gardens at the Paddock Mansion! (Event will be inside if raining)

$5 Members / $8 Non-members”

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“In this hands-on workshop you’ll explore how to use the plants you already know and love in a creative new way! From tie-dyeing to bundle dyeing and even learning how to dye with kitchen scraps, we have you covered with so many inspiring natural dye projects. You will learn how to use natural elements to dye everyday items, including fabric, paper, and more! RSVP required.”

Need immigration advice? Hiscock Legal Aid Society Immigration Program may be able to help. Issues addressed at this 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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“Family Game Board Club will be the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month 2:30-4pm

We have games for all ages!”

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Come join us for Lego Engineering Club

Open to youth ages 5 - 7.