Events in Corry today

Ion Sky returns to Celoron Moose Lodge #2587 for the annual Fall Festival with a wide-ranging set. The performance features a broad variety of music that adds energy and fun to the seasonal celebration.

Unplug for a while with a peaceful coloring session accompanied by soft classical and instrumental music. Coloring pages and supplies are provided, and the atmosphere is kept quiet and calming. For ages 13 and up. No registration required. This is a recurring program, and it will be canceled if Iroquois Library is closed.

The program offers open-ended building and play in the Iroquois Children's Room and Program Room. Children can explore and create alongside peers at their own pace, and families can meet one another. Registration is not required, and children must attend with an adult. This program repeats regularly and will not be held when the Iroquois Library is closed.

Enjoy a relaxed drop in reading time with therapy dogs at the Iroquois Branch Library. Visitors can read from a favorite book, share stories, or tell jokes while these calm companions listen. The event is free, family friendly, and open to all ages, and no library card is required. This is a recurring offering, and it will be canceled if the library is closed.

Share a cup of coffee and connect with others in a welcoming space for Warriors, meaning military members, veterans, and their families. This casual meetup invites conversation and offers a chance to learn about local organizations that support Warriors. Time is also set aside to coordinate upcoming Be Well Warrior activities and events.

Bring your current creative project and settle into a relaxed, self-guided crafting session in the Iroquois Community Room. Work on knitting, needlework, quilting, cardmaking, watercolor, crochet, or any other personal piece, then share finished creations during an informal show-and-tell. Expect welcoming company, idea sharing, and engaging conversation. Youth under 13 must attend with an adult. If the Iroquois Library is closed, the gathering will be canceled.

ECWC is expanding its free nonmedical support for people affected by cancer to serve individuals where they are. At the Eastside Family YMCA in Harborcreek, ECWC will offer a wellness class that brings together gentle yoga, time for meditation and reflection, and journaling. For details and registration, use the Program Calendar on the ECWC website.