Book Donations for Library’s Annual Book Sale
Bring in book donations for the Rye Free Reading Room's annual book sale. Donations accepted beginning September 4th - until September 11th. All details at www.ryelibrary.org/booksale.
Bring in book donations for the Rye Free Reading Room's annual book sale. Donations accepted beginning September 4th - until September 11th. All details at www.ryelibrary.org/booksale.
Annual Book Sale: Saturday, September 14th from 10am – 5pm, and Sunday, September 15th, from 12pm – 5pm, on the Village Green Gently used books for all ages. Most books […]
Annual Book Sale: Saturday, September 14th from 10am – 5pm, and Sunday, September 15th, from 12pm – 5pm, on the Village Green Gently used books for all ages. Most books […]
The Right to Read shares the stories of an activist, a teacher, and two American families who fight to provide our youngest generation with the most foundational indicator of lifelong success: the ability to read. According to the most recent National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) study on student achievement in literacy—or the "Nation’s Report […]
Presented by the Rye Storytellers Guild at the Library, Irish Tea and Tales is inspired by the rich history of the Irish in Rye and Westchester and open to all […]
Start Your Engines for Family Fun! The excitement rolls back into town with a fun-filled day of vehicles, bounce houses, bubble bus, a NEW super special concert, food trucks and […]
Learn about the transition to 6th grade from kids and parents who have been there! Back for the 5th year! This program is for 5th graders and their parents/guardians to […]
SPRYE and the Rye Free Reading Room welcome bestselling author and journalist Kostya Kennedy for an examination of the truth and legend of Paul Revere’s midnight ride. From diaries, archives, and letters, Kennedy reveals the story behind Paul Revere’s most famous ride, and the patriots and challenges that shaped a pivotal night in April 1775. […]
In the midst of the American Revolution, the Continental Congress wrote the Articles of Confederation and formed our first government. But within a few short years, turmoil and dissatisfaction reigned […]
Please join Heard in Rye on Thursday, October 23rd at the Rye Free Reading Room from 7:00-8:00PM as we welcome Linda Flanagan for a presentation and discussion of her book […]
This year we're adding Elementary Students ( Grades 4 & 5) and Rye Middle and High School students (Grades 6–12) can compete for prizes—$2,500 for high school and $500 for […]
Based on his paper in the Westchester Historian, Slavery in My Neighborhood, Howard Husock will discuss the history of slavery in Rye, focusing on which families and landowners benefited--even after New York abolished slavery by 1827. Husock will also explore the extent and economics of slavery, as well as which types of households owned the […]
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