Events

The board will meet on Monday June 1st instead of June 9th due to Kelly's surgery. This is a hybrid meeting - the public is welcome to attend at 4:30pm.

Upcoming Events

Storytime with The Justice Center of the Southern Tier on May 20th at 10am
Punch Needle Embroidery on Saturday, 5/23 from 10am-11:30am. Registration required - must be 16+
Weekly Storytimes are at 10am every Wednesday and Saturday, unless otherwise noted. Suitable for children under 6 but all are welcome!
Needle Felt Chickens on Saturday, 5/30 from 10am-1pm. Registration required - must be 16+
Science & Discovery Storytime - June 3rd at 10am
Art Club Art Show - June 3rd at 2:45pm
Books Sandwiched In with Cynthia Neale and Jaime Montour - June 10th at 12:00pm - Watkins Glen Public Library.
Visit Dale and Kim on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 6pm for Read to a Dog.
Annual Summerween Party - June 24th from 2-4pm. Costumes encouraged but not required.
Movie Afternoon Summer Series - 6/19 at 2:30pm The Parent Trap; 7/24 at 2:30pm The Sandlot; 8/28 at 2:30pm Richie Rich

Summer Learning Program 2026

REGISTRATION OPENS JUNE 10!

Dinosaur Expedition Adventure - July 16th at 10am - Burdett Fire Hall
Tanglewood Nature Center: Unearth a Story - July 24 at 10am at the Watkins Glen Public Library

Do you want to make a real difference in your community? Do you believe everyone deserves the chance to read, write and thrive?​
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BECOME A LITERACY VOLUNTEER TUTOR!​
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Literacy is the foundation for success in education, employment, and everyday life. Yet, many adults in our community struggle with reading, writing and basic math skills. YOU CAN HELP CHANGE THAT!​
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For more information on how you can become a literacy volunteer, please email us at Literacyvolunteersofschuyler@gmail.com​
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Or visit our website at www.cseop.org, select “Programs” from the Menu, then select “Literacy Volunteers” for more information​.
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The Schuyler Literacy Program is looking for volunteer tutors! ​Literacy is the foundation for success in education, employment, and everyday life. Yet, many adults in our community struggle with reading, writing and basic math skills.

For more information on how you can become a literacy volunteer, please email Literacyvolunteersofschuyler@gmail.com or visit the website at www.cseop.org, select “Programs” from the Menu, then select “Literacy Volunteers.”​