Books are just the beginning!
Come play BINGO with us! Open to ages 12 and up. Registration is required. Contact the library or sign up online! Call (607) 753-1042 or email reference@cortlandfreelibrary.org for more info.
Ongoing in the Art Gallery is a show by Cortland Art League members, including a special tribute wall to member Aaron Congdon. Stop by and check it out during regular library hours all month long!
Stories, songs, and activities with a different theme each week. All ages are welcome but this program is designed for children ages 3-5 yrs.
Open to ages 12-18. Our Annual Chocolate Games! The more you win, the more chocolate you get! Registration required. REGISTRATION BEGINS ON MONDAY, JUNE 27.
An all ages chess club for beginners and experts. Meets every Thursday at 6 p.m. in the library's Periodicals Room. Beginners will get a lesson on the basics of chess and experts can meet and play!
An all ages chess club for beginners and experts. Meets every Thursday at 6 p.m. Beginners will get a lesson on the basics of chess and experts can meet and play.
Take & Make supplies available for pickup on a first come first serve basis beginning today for ages 4-12.
The winning bookmark will be available to patrons at the library for the next school year.
Ongoing in the Art Gallery is a show by Cortland Art League members, including a special tribute wall to member Aaron Congdon. Stop by and check it out during regular library hours all month long!
Learn about naloxone and the principles of harm reduction. Free Narcan training, kits, and more. Thanks to Southern Tier Aids Prevention and Healing Hearts Collaborative.
Ongoing in the Art Gallery is a show by Cortland Art League members, including a special tribute wall to member Aaron Congdon. Stop by and check it out during regular library hours all month long!
Why work alone when you can work with others? Knitting, crocheting, sewing - bring whatever it is you are working on! Open to all skill levels (ages 12 and up). The group meets every Monday evening at 6 p.m.
