Unplug & Play Game Night

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The library encourages patrons ages eight and up to turn off their TVs, smartphones, computers, and video games and join others at the library to play board games and card games. We call this Unplug & Play, and we hold it regularly on the first Thu......More

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The library encourages patrons ages eight and up to turn off their TVs, smartphones, computers, and video games and join others at the library to play board games and card games. We call this Unplug & Play, and we hold it regularly on the first Thursday, the second Saturday (during non-summer months), and the third Tuesday of each month. The library has a large collection of games to choose from, and participants are also encouraged to bring games of their own. We also feature a collection of 150+ games for all ages that may be played in the library or checked out and taken home. More information is on the "GAMES" page on the library's website: https://sites.google.com/midyork.org/ro-games/home  

613 N Washington St, Rome, NY 13440, USA

Tai Chi class

Dillon Magazine Room

Mid-Day Mystery Book Discussion

Auditorium

Unplug & Play Tabletop Games

The library encourages patrons ages eight and up to turn off their TVs, smartphones, computers, and video games and join others at the library to play board games and card games. We call this Unplug & Play, and we hold it regularly on the first Thursday, the second Sat......More

The library encourages patrons ages eight and up to turn off their TVs, smartphones, computers, and video games and join others at the library to play board games and card games. We call this Unplug & Play, and we hold it regularly on the first Thursday, the second Saturday (during non-summer months), and the third Tuesday of each month. The library has a large collection of games to choose from, and participants are also encouraged to bring games of their own. We also feature a collection of 150+ games for all ages that may be played in the library or checked out and taken home. More information is on the "GAMES" page on the library's website: https://sites.google.com/midyork.org/ro-games/home

Auditorium

Tai Chi class

Dillon Magazine Room

Beginner Ukulele Circle

Ages 10+ are invited to play ukulele in an informal learning setting. Bring your own uke or check one out from the library. Please email [email protected] with any questions. No registration necessary.

auditorium

Advanced Ukulele Circle

Ages 10+ are invited to play ukulele in an informal learning setting. Bring your own uke or check one out from the library. Please email [email protected] with any questions. No registration necessary.

auditorium

Mahjong for Beginners

Learn how to play Mahjong! This game using colorful tiles was imported to the USA from China in the 1920s and has since become popular all over the world. You'll learn to recognize the different tiles in a Mahjong set and practice the basics of play. If you want to read......More

Learn how to play Mahjong! This game using colorful tiles was imported to the USA from China in the 1920s and has since become popular all over the world. You'll learn to recognize the different tiles in a Mahjong set and practice the basics of play. If you want to read the rules we'll be learning ahead of time, visit Tom Sloper's excellent FAQ at https://sloperama.com/mjfaq/mjfaq10.html

Dillon Room

Tai Chi class

Dillon Magazine Room

Discover Coding!

For adults who want to learn to code in a group setting.

Board Room

Unplug & Play Game Night

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The library encourages patrons ages eight and up to turn off their TVs, smartphones, computers, and video games and join others at the library to play board games and card games. We call this Unplug & Play, and we hold it regularly on the first Thu......More

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The library encourages patrons ages eight and up to turn off their TVs, smartphones, computers, and video games and join others at the library to play board games and card games. We call this Unplug & Play, and we hold it regularly on the first Thursday, the second Saturday (during non-summer months), and the third Tuesday of each month. The library has a large collection of games to choose from, and participants are also encouraged to bring games of their own. We also feature a collection of 150+ games for all ages that may be played in the library or checked out and taken home. More information is on the "GAMES" page on the library's website: https://sites.google.com/midyork.org/ro-games/home  

Dillon Room or Mai Reading room TBD