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Marcellus, NY 13108 315-673-3221
Marcellus, NY 13108 315-673-3221
Summer Reading 2026 - Unearth a Story
June 29 - August 8Join us at the library this summer for our 2026 Summer Reading Program: Unearth a Story! For every book you read and report back to the library, you'll get a prize from your age group's treasure chest, and an incentive coupon to a local business and every book you report acts as your raffle ticket for that week's raffle prize.
Red, White, & Reel: America 250 Film Series
Thursdays at 1:15 PMCelebrate America's 250th anniversary with a six-week film series highlighting pivotal moments, remarkable individuals, and unforgettable stories that have shaped the nation’s history and culture. From inspiring true stories to beloved American classics, each film offers a unique perspective on the people, events, and ideals that continue to define the United States.
Paint & Poppi with Caroline
Tuesday, July 14 | 5:30 - 6:30 PMGet creative and hang out with friends at our Paint & Poppi night just for tweens and teens! Local artist, Caroline Buff, will guide you step-by-step as you create a beautiful prehistoric painting.
"A Most Fortunate Folly: William Henry Seward & the Alaskan Purchase" Lecture Presented by the Seward House Museum
Wednesday, July 22 | 5:30 - 6:30 PMJoin Jeffery Ludwig, PhD, Education Director of the Seward House Museum, for a lecture highlighting the purchase of Alaska and Seward’s preoccupation with westward expansion and Manifest Destiny. It also explores Seward and Frederick’s voyage and impressions of Sitka, Alaska.
Prehistoric Trivia
Friday, July 24 | 3:45 - 4:45 PMWe’re digging deep into the prehistoric past for a night packed with fun, facts, and family friendly competition! Gather your herd, test your knowledge of ancient giants, and compete for some great prizes!
From Dinosaurs to Backyard Birds: Creating a Bird-Friendly Yard
Saturday, July 25 | 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMDid you know the birds visiting your feeder today are modern-day dinosaurs? Join, Janet Allen, President of Wild Ones HGCNY to learn fascinating facts about some of our favorite backyard birds and discover how to create a habitat where these living descendants of dinosaurs can thrive. Learn how to provide food, water, shelter, and safe nesting spaces while exploring the important role native plants play in supporting birds and other wildlife.
From Dinosaurs to Songbirds: Bird Sketching with Onondaga Audubon
Saturday, August 1 | 11:30 AM - 12:30 PMJoin local environmental educator Anna Stunkel to learn the basics of bird sketching while exploring the fascinating evolution of birds — from dinosaurs to modern songbirds.