Join the growing trend making yoga accessible for all. Take a moment to be present in your day by learning to center yourself with breathing. Then do some gentle stretching - all supported by sitting on a chair and holding onto a chair from the comfort of your own home. 

You must complete a liability waiver once per calendar year to participate in the chair yoga class. You can do this online (with a typed e-signature) or in-person (with a written signature) at the library before you can attend class. The online waiver form can be found at: 

Tuesday Chair Yoga 2026 Liability Waiver Form

Registration required to receive the link to this online program. This is a series registration that cover the winter and spring sessions. You only need to register once and you don't need to cancel if you can't make any particular class during the sessions. There is so much space in the online class, that we will never fill all of the spaces and canceling will cancel you for the whole series, so please don't worry about that if you are registered for the online class. 

If you did not receive the link or need any assistance with getting on, call Chryssi at 215-355-1183, ext. 104 or email guminac@buckslib.org.

Instructor: Elda Stolaki 

Join Action Karate Feasterville for a summer series to get you kick-started on your journey with the Martial Arts!

Bring comfortable workout gear and learn with a certified black belt for three weeks in the library. 

Belt Graduation at the Action Karate Studio on July 21st!

Join us at the library for 30 minutes of fun!

You and your baby will enjoy books, lapsits, songs and rhymes while we work to build a love of reading in our littles ones!

Perfect for ages 0-24 months.

Drop in for crafting, conversation, and companionship.  Bring whatever project you are working on--cross-stitch, knitting, crochet, etc!

IN-PERSON ART WORKSHOP

Happy 250th Birthday America!

Mixed Media American Eagle

Elementary, Middle, and High School Students

In celebration of America’s 250th birthday, young patrons will follow a directed drawing demonstration and create a 12 x 18 inch striking mixed media eagle on sulphite paper, using tempera paint outlined in black marker. As they explore pattern and color, participants will learn about the eagle as a symbol of freedom and strength.