Wrecked and Abandoned presented by the Hudson River Maritime Museum

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Thursday April 16th 6:00-7:00 pm

Beginning with the opening of the Delaware and Hudson Canal in the 1820s, the Hudson River and Rondout Creek were extremely busy waterways. Over those bustling years, many boats and barges were neglected and left to rot or scrapped for parts. Accidents were unfortunately inevitable, and the Rondout Creek and Hudson River is home to a plethora of forgotten, wrecked and abandoned vessels.

Presented by Emma Foster of the Hudson River Maritime Museum. Vessel Talk Registration Here.

HomeBoost BoostBox Energy Assessment Kit

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Borrow a HomeBoost BoostBox, a DIY home energy assessment kit, available on hand for Hurley Library patrons for free. It comes with everything you need to check your home’s efficiency, plus step-by-step help from the HomeBoost Apple/Android app.

Click this link What You Need to get all the information you need to get you started (plus a full list of hosting libraries), including a video, to begin a personal energy assessment of your home and start saving energy and money.

Adventure Awaits at the Hurley Library D&D Club!

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Ready to roll some dice and dive into epic stories? The Hurley Library Dungeons & Dragons Club is launching a brand-new campaign this Friday, February 6, 2026—and we’re looking for heroes of all experience levels!

Dragon image with the date and time of February 6th at 4 pm

🛡️ New to D&D? Perfect.
This is the ideal time to jump in—no experience needed! We’ll teach you everything you need to know.

🧙 Veteran player? Even better.
Start fresh in a new world with new allies and new adventures.

✨ Make friends. Build characters. Shape a story. All at your local library.

Join us this Friday and let the adventure begin!

Chair Yoga – Tuesday 10am with Leanne

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Discover the benefits of gentle movement in our Chair Yoga class, designed for all ages and abilities. This beginner-friendly session offers a safe and supportive introduction to yoga using a chair for stability and comfort. Participants will be guided through a series of seated and standing poses that focus on improving flexibility, strength, balance, and relaxation. Breathing techniques and light stretching will help reduce stress and promote overall well-being.

Whether you’re new to yoga, returning after a break, or looking for a low-impact way to stay active, this trial class is the perfect way to explore if chair yoga is right for you. Comfortable clothing recommended.

April 21st 10:00-10:45am Reserve a Yoga Seat

Purling Among the Pages

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Looking for a warm space to unwind, craft, and connect? Join our library’s knitting club, Tuesday Apr. 14th, 2-3:00 pm, where yarn meets story and creativity thrives. Whether you’re a seasoned knitter, just picking up needles for the first time, or prefer crochet or other fiber arts—everyone is welcome!

For those looking to learn, Sarah is a skilled and enthusiastic artist who is eager to help you get started on your goal project! Sign up ONLY if you are looking for 1:1 assistance or lessons. Those who are bringing their current project and looking to enjoy conversation and crafting in a relaxed friendly setting do not need to sign up.

Free knitting Lessons Sign-up