Earth Day Storytime & Planters with Miss Chris

11:00am–12:00pm
Children 0-5 years
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Room: Upstairs Program Room
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The Kent Public library cares deeply about our natural world.

So this Earth Day we wanted to do something special to help the planet that we call home.

Friends of Kent Book Cellar Sale

12:00pm–4:00pm
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Event Location: Kent Public Library
Room: Downstairs Program Room
Program Type: Onsite

🧘Chair Yoga with Lyette Thibault

1:30pm–2:30pm
Adults 19+ years
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Room: Upstairs Program Room
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♡ Generously sponsored by the Friends of Kent Library ♡ 

Kids Craft Club (Grades K-4)

4:30pm–5:15pm
Children 5-10 years
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Room: Upstairs Program Room
Age Group: Children 5-10 years
Program Type: Onsite
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Join your friends at the Kent Public Library on Tuesday, April 22 from 4:30-5:15 pm for this fun Kids Craft Club! We will come together once a month, read a book, and make a SEASONAL CRAFT that is sure to be perfect to hang on your wall at home.

Local History Program: New York City and the Hudson Valley in the American Revolution with Robert Buccheri

6:00pm–7:00pm
Adults 19+ years
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For much of its history, the Hudson Valley consisted of a network of isolated towns, villages, farms, and fortresses connected by one main thoroughfare: the Hudson River.