Moore Memorial Library

Our Chenango County Head Start is hosting a special storytime/crafting opportunity for young ones, and adults can learn more about Head Start’s family resources. This is a free community event with the opportunity to apply for the program.  Please bring proof of address, birthdate and Read More

Scouting America will be stationed at Moore Memorial to share the family and community benefits of joining the Cub Scouts: serving both BOYS and GIRLS, grades K-5. Character Development, Good Citizenship, Sportsmanship and Spiritual Growth are just a few areas of focus for this long-standing Read More

Dan Chase’s exciting educational program offers a unique opportunity to experience many different species of exotic reptiles. You’re invited to interact with the animals on an up-close and personal level; viewing, touching, and asking questions are highly encouraged!

Safari Sam’s Wacky Animal Friends show is an enchanting and entertaining experience for children of all ages. Presented by renowned magician David Black, this Summer Family Event will be sure to keep young minds engaged and entertained. Kids will be on the edge of their Read More

COMPLETE THE (9) READING TOPICS BELOW TO CHOOSE A BOOK AND A PRIZE! YOU WILL ALSO BE ENTERED INTO A DRAWING FOR THE GRAND PRIZE WITH EACH COMPLETED SHEET. DRAWING FOR THE GRAND PRIZE WILL BE HELD ON AUGUST 7th.  CHALLENGE FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE Read More

Woohoo! It’s that groovy time year again! Stop by the Circulation Desk or call (607) 656-9349 to learn more about our Summer Reading Program. Also, we’ve got a great entertainment lineup for Wednesday evenings. Fun for kids of ALL ages!

Would you like computer, tablet or cell phone help? Moore Memorial Library offers 1:1 support to assist you in setting up and navigating your electronic devices. To sign up, simply stop by the Circulation Desk or call us at: (607)-656-9349  

Although Moore Memorial Library will be closed on Saturday, July 27, the Greene Historical Society will be hosting a sale from 10am-3pm downstairs in the Computer Center. You can find them around the south side entrance and down the stairs. – Old postcards – 1875 Read More

Step off the beaten path and into the big outdoors in this fun-loving participatory program with award-winning storyteller Diane Edgecomb. We’ll go on a fossil dig in Montana to discover a new dinosaur and take on the world’s sassiest bugs all before we break out Read More

As part of our Summer Family Entertainment Series, we welcome back Nan Hoffman this Wednesday, 7/17 from 7-8pm. Nan delights audiences with her folk and acoustic music programs that encourage participation by singing along, clapping out rhythms, playing instruments, and dance!