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Join us on Friday, March 20th, 2026 at 8pm, as we screen our 115th cult classic: Barton Fink (1991/Rated R/116 min/Dark Comedy, Farce, Psychological Drama)

summary: A renowned New York playwright is enticed to California to write for the movies and discovers the hellish truth of Hollywood.

a film by Joel & Ethan Coen • starring: John Turturro, John Goodman, Judy Davis

Stay after for our always fun Film Discussion & Trivia!

To see one of our previous CCMN film discussions, check out our interview with Makeup/Special Effects Artist Dan Frye (Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, Dr. Who)

Follow us on Instagram: @CultClassicMovieNight

Questions?  Email TDeery@DobbsFerryLibrary.org

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This March you can get a 3D printed clicker fidget of your favorite Pokemon!

Please specify which one and what color you would like – if you don’t choose a color we’ll pick one for you.

Email teens@dobbsferrylibrary.org to request yours! No cost, limit one per person

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For parents and caregivers of babies up to 24 months.

Join children’s librarian Gina to learn songs, fingerplays, and more that you can do with your baby. Each meeting will leave time for open discussion and connection with other parents/caregivers.

Registration recommended but not required – email childrens@dobbsferrylibrary.org, call (914) 693-6615, or stop by the Children’s Room to sign up.

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Want to add a little excitement to your Monday? Join us for Drop-In Mah Jongg at the Dobbs Ferry Public Library every Monday from 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM.

It’s the perfect way to sharpen your mind, meet new friends, and share plenty of laughs. No experience? No problem! Players of all levels are welcome.

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Come learn about The Hutchinson River Restoration Project (HRRP) an organization dedicated to restoring and enhancing the health of the Hutchinson River. In this presentation, you will hear the history of the Hutchinson River through New Rochelle, and what is being done to ensure the health of the River for current and future generations.

Registration is required. Click here to register for this virtual program.

HRRP engages the public in many ways, including Winter Walks, EcoTours, river cleanups, lectures, and tabling at fairs and farmers markets. The organization has also conducted soil and water testing along the river and continues to research the overall health of the Hutchinson River. Through this work, HRRP aims to build a strong coalition of organizations and individuals who share a commitment to protecting and improving the river’s health.

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