Summer Reading Program
Read all summer long with Schuylerville Public Library!
People of all ages are encouraged to take part in our online summer reading tracker, called READsquared from July 6 through August 15. All kids and teens 0-17 can track their reading minutes and every time they reach 1,000 minutes, they will be entered into all prize raffles! Also, for kids 0-17, make sure to complete weekly bingo sheet challenges for even more chances at our raffle prizes and fun treats.
For adults, each book read will earn a raffle entry for all prizes, and every 1,000 minutes read and logged on Readsquared will also earn entries for all prizes.
Find our tracker here or download the free READsquared app at the app store or google play.
Kids, ages 0-17 Turn completed Bingo sheets in at the Library for more prize raffle entries from July 6- Aug 15!
Summer Meals
From June 29- August 21, Monday through Friday, the Schuylerville Public Library is serving free summer meals for kids and teens from 12pm to 1pm. Grab a sandwich, veggies, fresh fruit, and cold milk every day. *Meals may be eaten on site or taken home this year, based on NYS regulations
No registration required. Available to all children 18 years and under every weekday! This program made possible by Captain Youth Services. Questions, please call 518-371-1185 or visit captaincares.org
Some Summer Program Highlights
most registrations open June 1st
July 1 3:30pm Summer Kick-Off Bubble Party with Jani Poppins
July 1 3:30-5pm Free Ice Cream Sundae Party
July 8 4:30pm Dino Discovery with the MiSci Museum
July 15 4pm Utica Zoo Mobile Animal Program
July 21 11:15am River Jack Z Pre-K Concert
July 22 2:30pm WMHT We Don’t Eat Our Classmates
July 29 3:30pm Mr Twisty’s Comedy Balloon Twisting Show
Aug 12 1pm Art with the Tang Teaching Museum
Watch our Event Calendar for more programs this summer!
*Some of these events are thanks to a grant from Saratoga Arts
Saratoga Arts made this program possible through the Community Arts Regrant Program, funded by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
