Upcoming Events

Do you struggle with setting a budget during the holiday season? Learn some helpful tips and tricks for using technology to set a budget and stick to it.

Please register each individual separately.

It's November, and for many of us, that means it's time to write! Whether you're working on poems, short stories or a novel, stop by the library. We'll have all the resources you need to get started.

It's the end of November, and you have your book of poems, novella, or short stories ... but what do you do next? Make your own book, of course!

William Butler Yeats (1865-1939; Nobel Prize in Literature 1923) is a fascinating, and justly renowned, poet.

Flight by Lynn Steger Strong will be discussed.

Please Note: This group is currently at capacity. Please contact Luke Bowen at luke@bethpl.org if you'd like to be placed on a waitlist or included in updates about future adventures.

Join us for an absolutely dazzling presentation with the emeritus curator of the Smithsonian's National Gem Collection, Dr. Jeffrey E.

By popular demand, we're bringing back alcohol ink art -- and this time, we're making decorative baubles that will brighten up any space. Supplies are limited, so be sure to sign up in advance.

A representative from Organize Senior Moves will present some organizing tips, and be available to talk you through tackling the toughest of projects.

Stop by the library to enjoy the 1952 western, High Noon.

This one-hour course on Emergency Preparedness is taught at no-cost by members of the NY Air and Army National Guard, as part of the Citizen Preparedness Corps program. The course includes a certification by the state. 

Come ask questions and get assistance with technology. Whether you want to know about a recent trend or need help with your smartphone, feel free to stop in. We are happy to describe, show or guide you through your technical quandaries.

Join us for a captivating conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Last Thing He Told Me, Laura Dave, as she chats with us online about her newest book The Night We Lost Him.&nbsp

This month's selection is Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison. Copies will be available at the Information Desk.

Watch and discuss a film selected by the community. Enjoy an old favorite or a movie you have never seen. Connect with others, share enthusiasm, and discern the meaning behind the stories on the silver screen.

Whether you're excited for snow days or dreading the cold, short days, stop by the library to learn about Hygge!

It’s translation that brings us classics from places as far away as Kenya or Ukraine. You do translation when you rephrase or put language better.