Delve into the cultural, familial, economic, social, and religious history of Black people in the county through our exhibition of the 1980s Black Legacy Association of Columbia County (BLACC) Oral History Project collection. Curated by Tanya Jackson, founder of the annual Columbia County Juneteenth archival exhibit and celebration, Who We Be!, this exhibition is an […]
Free passes to many regional museums and cultural sites are available to reserve online with your library card. For more information and to make a reservation for your next museum visit, visit the Museum Pass page on our website. The Museum Pass program is made possible by a grant to the Columbia County Libraries Association
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Dance Bollywood with skilled instructor, Arobi! You will learn moves to trendy and iconic Bollywood songs in a fun, beginner-friendly environment. No experience required. Date/Time: Wednesdays, May 1 – June 26, 10am – 11am (except for Wednesday, June 19) Location: In person, Hudson Area Library Community Room Registration: No registration required. All are welcome!
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Join Hudson’s newest batch of DJs for their first performance, where they will show off their skills for the whole community to enjoy! Free pizza, while supplies last. All are welcome! Date/Time: Friday, May 3, 5- 7pm Location: In person, Hudson Area Library Community Room Registration: No registration required. This program is made possible by
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Join La Leche League for these free meet-ups and support for nursing families. Whether you are pregnant, caring for a newborn, nursing, pumping, supplementing, weaning, or beyond – all are welcome! Dates/Times: Wednesdays, May 8, June 12, and August 14, 4 – 5:30pm Location: In person, Hudson Area Library Community Room Registration: Visit “La Leche
In this local history talk and author event Susan Stessin-Cohn, former professor of social studies education at SUNY New Paltz and Director of Education at Historic Huguenot Street, and current New Paltz Historian, will speak on her 20+ years of research into the history of slavery in the Hudson River Valley, with a particular focus
Children and families are invited to join Tall Alice (local Drag Queen Ella Ghent) for magical stories, sing-alongs, cookies, and tea. Alice in Wonderland costumes encouraged! After storytime, stick around for the Mad Hatters’ Parade, a whimsical procession kicking off from the library at 2pm. Date/Time: Saturday, May 11, 12-1pm Location: In person, Hudson Area
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Program Description: Nationally Certified Career Services Provider, Beth Gordon, will work with you one-on-one to re-fresh your resume or brush up on your interview skills to land that next job. Date/Time: Beth is available by appointment for one-one-one sessions offered at a safe distance in person at the Hudson Area Library or by telephone, Skype,
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