Greenwich Free Library News
Our First issue!
148 Main St, Greenwich, NY 692-7157 amiller@sals.edu
What do you mean free? Don't we pay taxes and late fees?
The word "free" is in our name because we were started in 1902 as a "free association" library - a non-profit with the mandate to serve all the members of the community. I am very attached to that part of our name because it reminds us that we are here to serve anyone who walks in the door, regardless of their age, economic status, belief systems or appearance. As a practical matter, it also keeps us from being confused with libraries in other towns that have similarly spelled names but strange ideas about pronunciation.
Annie Miller, Director
What's Going On at the Library? A lot!
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Food for Thought
Painting Spots are full, but you can still come for a glass of wine
Nature Meets Art - You can meet the artist
Everything you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask
You are what you eat!
A sneak peek at what's coming in April.....
4/4 12-3pm Reception for nationally known local artist Jacob Huston
4/9 8am-4pm AARP Driving Course
4/18 1:30 -3pm Naturalist Howard Romack: Exploring the rainforest - he brings cool bugs!
4/30 6:30-9:30pm Free Film "Entre Nous"
National Poetry Month events TBA
We Love Our Volunteers
There are lots of ways to be part of the library. We rely on volunteers to work the front desk, run the book sales, present programs, help with projects, put on events and more. If you have a skill, we can probably use it. Come in, call or email to get started.