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Early Closing Saturday for OutHudson Parade

We will be closing at 1PM on Saturday, June 3 to allow all to attend the OutHudson Pride Parade. The parade kicks off at 2PM. More information about the parade can be found online at outhudsonny.org.

Qigong~TaiChi (Tuesdays)

Learn various Qigong sets and then work on a traditional Tai Chi Form – a set series of movements and postures. This is a gentle practice that enhances coordination, balance and circulation. Date/Time: Tuesdays through August 29, 10 – 11am (no class on July 4) Location: In person, Hudson Area Library Community Room Registration: No …

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Community Care Clinic (Saturday, June 10)

Join Monarda Community Care for a free drop-in care clinic, which will include ear acupuncture, ear seeds, acupressure, a wide variety of free herbal medicines, Narcan, Fentanyl test strips, zines, and more. Participants receiving acupuncture treatment immediately experience a deep sense of calm, reduced cravings, relief from stress, emotional trauma and chronic pain. Using the …

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June Book Groups (Monday, June 26 & Wednesday, June 28)

Nonfiction Book Group The Nonfiction Book Group will discuss The Address Book: What Street Addresses Reveal About Identity, Race, Wealth and Power by Deirdre Mask for this month’s meeting and discussion. Date/Time: Monday, June 26, 6 – 7pm Location: Virtual via Zoom Registration: To join the discussion and receive the Zoom link, email programs@hudsonarealibrary.org. All are welcome.   HAL …

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Explore Our Oral History Project Sites

Explore our oral history online archives: the Hudson Area Library Oral History Project (HAL OHP), an open collection of interviews collected locally over the past decade, and the Black Legacy Association of Columbia County Oral History Project (BLACC) collection from the 1980s. The development of the online archives was made possible with support from the …

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