5 – 5:45 pm All Summer: Battle of the Books Team Training Ages: 13 and upBooks & Readings Caribbean Finkelstein Memorial LibrarySpring Valley
6 – 6:45 pm Move & Groove with Miss Jolie Ages: 4 and underFree Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library, Main BranchGarnerville
4 – 5 pm Giant Game Night @ the Village Branch Ages: 5 – 12Free Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library Village BranchHaverstraw
Noon – 4 pm Community Fun Day Ages: AllCommunity Free Powerhouse Faith & Deliverance MinistriesYonkers
2 – 4 pm Giant Games Ages: 5 – 12Free Games Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library, Main BranchGarnerville
11 am – 7 pm Sunday Fundays at Cross County Center Summer Fest 2025 Ages: AllFree Cross County CenterYonkers
5 – 7 pm Drive-in Family Movie Night @ the Village Branch Ages: 5 – 12Free Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library Village BranchHaverstraw
6 – 6:45 pm Zumbini with Miss Tina Ages: 4 and underFree Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library, Main BranchGarnerville
5 – 7 pm Builders Club Ages: 5 – 12Free Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library, Main BranchGarnerville
10:30 – 11:15 am Sensory Play @ the Village Branch Ages: 4 and underFree Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library Village BranchHaverstraw
4 – 5 pm Giant Game Night @ the Village Branch Ages: 5 – 12Free Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library Village BranchHaverstraw
11 am – 7 pm Sunday Fundays at Cross County Center Summer Fest 2025 Ages: AllFree Cross County CenterYonkers
5 – 8 pm Free First Fridays: Mariachi Music and Dance Ages: AllCommunity Free Hudson River MuseumYonkers
11:30 am – 4 pm “Hike the Hudson” Backpack Activity Ages: 5 – 8Attractions Free Hudson River MuseumYonkers
Noon – 4 pm Family Art Workshop: Thaumatropes in Spaaaaaace! Ages: 5 and upArt Classes Hudson River MuseumYonkers
Tomorrow, 10:30 am Sensory Play @ the Village Branch Haverstraw King’s Daughters Public Library Village Branch
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