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Tuesday Jan. 7, 2025

10:30am–11:30pm

Toddler Time

Ages: 4 and under
Books & Readings
Free

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

Wednesday Jan. 8

3:30–4:30pm

Paint Party

Ages: 3 – 8
Craft & DIY
Free

Sedgwick LibraryBronx

6:30–8pm

Foster 2 Forever Free Information Session

Ages: All
Community
Free

Thursday Jan. 9

8am–5pm

Baby Time

Ages: 2 and under
Books & Readings
Free

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

Friday Jan. 10

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11am–noon

Mornning Stroller Tour

Ages: All
Attractions
Free

Hudson River MuseumYonkers

Saturday Jan. 11

1–2pm

Animals in Winter

Ages: All
Environment
Free

Trailside Nature MuseumCross River

Monday Jan. 13

4–4:45pm

5–5:45pm

Reading Buddies (Gr. 1-3)

Ages: 5 – 8
Books & Readings
Free

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

Tuesday Jan. 14

10:30am–11:30pm

Toddler Time

Ages: 4 and under
Books & Readings
Free

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

Thursday Jan. 16

8am–5pm

Baby Time

Ages: 2 and under
Books & Readings
Free

Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley

6–6:45pm

Around the World!

Ages: 5 – 12
Free

Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library, Main BranchGarnerville

Saturday Jan. 18

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Noon–3pm

Wheel-ebration: Ferris Wheel Grand Re-Opening at Palisades Center

Ages: 3 and up
Attractions
Community

Palisades CenterWest Nyack

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