Ms. Abby and her husband Martin, introduce our young viewers to the 2020 Census and sing songs about counting and coming together! Make sure to submit your Census form by October 15. Submit online at 2020Census.gov.
Composer/lyricist Neil Bartram (R) and director/writer Brian Hill (L) will be sharing stories of their myriad projects – including conceptual ideas and songs, during a performance at the Hudson Area Library on the Sunday of Columbus Day Weekend, October 9 at 6pm.
From their keyboards to opening nights, hear music peppered with stories from behind the Broadway curtains. For a separate admission, meet and mingle at a private dinner following the performance.
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The Hudson Area Library’s Storytime on the Go will visit the Hudson Farmers Market this Saturday from 9AM – 1PM. Join us this free event, which will include stories about nature and animals, songs, and puppetry.
Storytime on the Go is a mobile early literacy effort aimed at encouraging opportunities for parents and caregivers to read to their babies, toddlers, and young children. The event is best suited for children ages 0-5 and their families. Free board books will be available for participants to take home.
Storytime on the Go is made possible by the Hudson Area Library’s Kids First Initiative with grant support from the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation’s Fund for Columbia County.
During the Hudson City School District’s Spring Break, the Children’s Room will offer special programming each day as well as our regularly scheduled programming. We hope you’ll join us! All ages welcome!
Poetry & Songs en Espanol
Tuesday, April 15, 12pm-2pm
Will Pflaum, of Hudson’s new homeschool group HATCH, will translate an old Spanish poem that has never before been translated into English. Pflaum, who will instruct this program entirely in Spanish, will also teach kids a song from Argentina & have his guitar & drums on hand for some musical fun!
Kids Fun Night
Tuesday, April 15, 3:30pm-7:30pm
Pre-K Story Hour
Wednesday, April 16, 10am-11am
What Can You Make With an Egg Carton?
Wednesday, April 16, 12pm-5pm
A critter garden. A flower wreath. Tulips, goggles, fish, ships, owls, & turtles! Use recycled cardboard egg cartons to make any of these ideas, or come up with your own!
Scholarshop with Operation Unite
Wednesday, April 16, 4pm-5pm
ESL Language Enrichment
Wednesday, April 16, 6pm-8pm
Pre-K Story Hour
Thursday, April 17, 10am-11am
Make Your Garden Grow!
Thursday, April 17th from 12-5pm
The Kids First Initiative, the Hudson Community Garden, & the HCSD Enrichment Initiative have collaborated for this exciting program. We will plant basil, parsley, lavender, mint, calendula, marigold, lemon balm & kale seeds using paper towel tubes & organic soil. Information will be provided on how to care for your plants at home & ideas for using your herbs, flowers, & veggies in recipes & teas.
Hear a Poem, Draw a Picture!
Friday, April 18th from 12pm-3pm
During this program, kids will listen to poems & use their imaginations to draw pictures of what’s happening in the poems.