The 8th Annual Riverway Storytelling Festival, a project of the Upper Hudson Library System, will take place in various locations throughout the capital district April 19th-25th.  Five featured tellers of national and international renown, as well as 6 talented local tellers, will participate.  Most of the programs are free; the Saturday workshops are affordable.  For information about venues and ticketed events, go to http://www.riverwaystorytellingfestival.org/index.cfm

The center for Screen-Time Awareness is the week of April 20th to the 26th. Turning off the screen gives us time to think, read, create and do things we never have time for. This allows us to connect with our families and engage in our communities. We feel good about ourselves as we grow more physically and mentally active. Help us celebrate Turn-Off  Week by checking out and joining in some of the activities listed on our calendar.

Federal and state tax forms, along with the instructions, are available at the library. If you have any questions, please search for the answers at the library.

A committee of dedicated town residents is working hard to plan enjoyable activities for the young people of the town of Nassau.  From 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 6th, there will be a free game night for kids at Chandler Young VFW Post 8162 which is located at 7 Lyons Lake Rd.  Highlights will include ping pong, foosball, board games and free pizza!  Youth Committee information will be posted at http://townofnassau.org/content/Departments/View/3.

Come to the Nassau Free Library at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 5th, and create an adorable accordion card.  This would make a great gift for a birthday or Mother’s Day.  Participants will learn how to “stamp” or will learn new stamping techniques.  Call the library at 766-2715 to register.