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Join us live online for preschool storytime. Longer, more complex stories form the basis for this program. Participation plays a big part as children now have the language and confidence to join in on refrains and songs. Poems, songs, felt boards and action rhymes round out the programs.
This program is for children ages 3-5. No registration is required.
Caregivers are asked to participate in the program with their children — it will be as important as ever to model movement and song for your little one during this virtual session. Plan to join in, sing along, and move around!
We know online learning has created gaps in our learning during the pandemic and to help we are starting a virtual study room 2 days a week. Drop in and see if any of your peers are available to help you figure out that math homework or help you study for an upcoming test!
Vanished continents? Volcanoes? Dinosaurs? Glaciers? Discover the incredible four billion year true story of Quincy from the formation of Earth to the present day with geologist and author Eamon McCarthy Earls.
Author of multiple books on regional history and a former Town Councilor in Franklin, Massachusetts, Eamon studied geology at UMASS-Amherst.
Please join us on Zoom (meeting ID 868 0186 0857). We recommend using the free Zoom app. You can call (646) 558-8656 and use the same meeting ID to listen to the audio. You may also view the program live on our YouTube channel and on our Facebook page.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Join us live online. This program for two- and three-year-olds and their caregivers introduces simple stories and concepts to young children.
Songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and felt board activities will be used to reinforce concepts. No registration is required.
Caregivers are asked to participate in the program with their children — it will be as important as ever to model movement and song for your little one during this virtual session. Plan to join in, sing along, and move around!
Join Debbie Lyn Toomey, RN, coordinator of the Tufts Medical Center’s Injury Prevention Program, for this engaging and valuable program continuing on the second and fourth Tuesdays in April. In this session, we will welcome special guest Karyn B. Wylie, MS, LSW and ADRC Coordinator and Rachel Weiner, Director of Options Counseling Program for The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs
This week we will be discussing the Option Counsel for the Aging Adult.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend any of all of the sessions in this multi-part program that teaches and empowers aging adults and those who care for them with skills and ideas that decrease falls and increase independence. This evidence-informed program will discuss practical and proven exercises that promote health and well-being. Each 60-minute session will build upon the previous one(s) to deepen your aging strong experience, but you can attend any or all, depending upon your availability. They will be recorded for later viewing and sharing and made available on the library's YouTube channel.
Please join us on Zoom (meeting ID: 874 7134 0892). We recommend using the free Zoom app. You can call (646) 558-8656 and use the same meeting ID to listen to the audio. You may also view the program live on our YouTube channel and on our Facebook page. Watch the QATV promo video.
New and experienced players are invited to join us for this introduction to D&D 5th edition game play. Take on the role of a fantasy hero in this three week series of Dungeons & Dragons games. We will meet once a week for an hour and a half for to play this story. This session will run on 4/13, 4/20/ 4/27. Please note: There is no wait list for this program, but we will be running more campaigns in the coming months.
Campaign details: This month we will be braving the deserts and wastes of the world of Amonkhet, a world full of reanimated mummies, giant crocodiles, gods that walk amongst mortals, and an evil dragon manipulating every event to his whims. Can you survive the trials of Amonkhet and escape the dragon's clutches?
Registration is required for this program.
Click the link below to register beginning at 9:00 a.m. Monday, April 5th
Players will need to create a free account on Roll20.net and be able to join a Zoom meeting for voice chat. Character sheets and a tutorial on how to use Roll20 as a player will be provided in the first session! A link to the Zoom chat and invite to the Roll20 campaign will be emailed to registered players before the first session. This program will not be livestreamed to Youtube or Facebook.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Real Talk is a youth-led forum for discussing the issues that are most important to teens. We meet twice a month from 3-5 p.m. online. All meetings are planned, promoted, and executed by our teen leaders.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Winter 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday Citizenship Class meets using Google Meet. The library's 12-week citizenship class helps students prepare and practice for the naturalization interview. The class curriculum covers all parts of the test: civics and English (oral, reading and writing). At the end of the class, students have the opportunity to participate in a mock (practice) interview with teacher.
Join Miss June live online for a weekly storytime exploring different letters of the alphabet!
We'll have a special letter each storytime to learn and celebrate with stories, songs, rhymes, and activities.
This storytime is for pre-schoolers, but toddlers can certainly join to become more familiar with the ABC's.
Caregivers are asked to participate in the program with their children — it will be as important as ever to model movement and song for your little one during this virtual session. Plan to join in, sing along, and move around!
We know online learning has created gaps in our learning during the pandemic and to help we are starting a virtual study room 2 days a week. Drop in and see if any of your peers are available to help you figure out that math homework or help you study for an upcoming test!
An evening pajama storytime for the whole family.
Join us live online for a family pajama storytime for children ages 1-5 accompanied by an adult. We will read stories, sing songs, recite rhymes, and more.
Caregivers are asked to participate in the program with their children — it will be as important as ever to model movement and song for your little one during this virtual session. Plan to join in, sing along, and move around!
Join us live online for this storytime for ages 12-36 months that includes stories, songs, fingerplays and creative movement for young children accompanied by an adult.
Please have some wooden spoons from the kitchen, a light scarf, a water bottle filled with rice or macaroni, and bells or shaker handy to use during our program today.
Caregivers are asked to actively participate in the program with their children — it will be as important as ever to model movement and song for your little one during this virtual session. Plan to join in, sing along, and move around!
We know online learning has created gaps in our learning during the pandemic and to help we are starting a virtual study room 2 days a week. Drop in and see if any of your peers are available to help you figure out that math homework or help you study for an upcoming test!
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Tuesday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday morning Advanced English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss articles related to current events and timely topics of interest.
- have the opportunity to practice pronunciation, gain a better understanding of more sophisticated vocabulary and converse in English on a wide variety of topics.
We know online learning has created gaps in our learning during the pandemic and to help we are starting a virtual study room 2 days a week. Drop in and see if any of your peers are available to help you figure out that math homework or help you study for an upcoming test!
Join us live online to discover more about our local frog, toad and salamander species. We will learn about the amphibians that live in MA, some of their characteristics and habits, and where they can be found.
Recommended for ages 3 and older.
This program is made possible through CARES Act funding to the Federal Institute of Museum and Library Services as administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Comissioners.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
This last spring Quincy teens spoke up about their experiences with racism and we listened. Be The Bridge Youth is a teen led forum designed to facilitate truth-telling, justice-work and community building. This 6-week program is designed to empower teens with an anti-racist skillset that will allow them to be active and engaged in their communities, focusing on the concepts of bridge-building and empowerment with the goal of reconcilitiation.
This program is registration only so if you are interested in participating please email me at kdarcy@ocln.org.
Join Leigh Baltzer and her puppet friends live online as they read stories and sing songs with the kids. Recommended ages: 2-5 years old.
Click here for recorded stories from Leigh and Newton.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Library
Are you looking to make a difference in your community? Are you interested in volunteering? If the answer to those questions are yes, think then TAB is for you! This volunteer opportunity lets you help direct teen services at the library. Be the change you want to see and join TAB today!
Join us for a YouTube video premiere of viola-bass duo Susan Bill and Carion Chu!
Susan Bill and Carion Chu met while playing in Cape Cod Symphony and discovered a strong affinity for playing different styles of music as a viola-bass duo. Bill & Chu have developed a concert program which draws equally from the great classical repertoire and the great American songbook, and have incorporated keyboards and vocals along the way. They are equally at home playing at assisted living places, street fairs, and concert halls.
Susan Bill is a native of Maine. She received her bachelor's degree from the University of Maine and holds a master's degree in viola from the Boston Conservatory of Music. She has been an active member of Boston's free-lance music community for many years, playing with such groups as the Cape Cod Symphony, New Hampshire Symphony, Vermont Symphony, Portland Symphony, Central Mass. Symphony, and others. She teaches violin and viola both privately and in the QPS string program, and also at EKS Music School in Quincy Center. She founded the Atlantic Youth Orchestra and serves as its conductor and music director, and has since served as conductor to other groups. She also coaches the Boston City-Wide String Orchestra in Roxbury. Ms. Bill has been a church musician all her life and was organist and choir director at St. Chrysostom's Episcopal Church in Wollaston before assuming the position she now holds, that of organist and director of music at Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Braintree.
Carion Chu was born in Hong Kong. Her fascination with the sound of the double bass beckoned her to take up the instrument when she was a teenager. She immediately joined local youth orchestra and other groups. She studied at the Royal Northern College of Music in England with Rodney Slatford, and various courses in Italy studied with Franco Petracchi. She had performed in England, France, Israel, Cypress, Australia, Italy, US and Canada. In 1988 Carion moved to the Boston area and is known to both symphonic and chamber music audiences. She is currently principal bass with Cape Cod Symphony, also perform with Plymouth Philharmonic, Symphony by the sea and South Florida Symphony. She lives in Milton, Massachusetts.
This performance will premiere live on our YouTube page.
Celebrate National Superhero Day with Captain Crane and Dewey Decimator live online with a special storytime. Wear your superhero costume (if you want to) as we power through some stories and songs! Join us live online here!
You may stop by the main library curbside pickup area Tuesday April 20th – Thursday April 22nd between 10- 8 or Friday the 23rd between 10-4 to pick up a Superhero Costume Take & Make Kit *while supplies last*.
Join us live online for preschool storytime. Longer, more complex stories form the basis for this program. Participation plays a big part as children now have the language and confidence to join in on refrains and songs. Poems, songs, felt boards and action rhymes round out the programs.
This program is for children ages 3-5. No registration is required.
Caregivers are asked to participate in the program with their children — it will be as important as ever to model movement and song for your little one during this virtual session. Plan to join in, sing along, and move around!
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday afternoon Pronunciation Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- study and practice the 44 sounds of the English language, with a focus on sounds and sound pairs that are typically more challenging to produce.
- study and identify words according to the six syllable rules which help you to determine whether the vowels are short or long.
- learn techniques that you can practice at home to continue improving your pronunciation.
We know online learning has created gaps in our learning during the pandemic and to help we are starting a virtual study room 2 days a week. Drop in and see if any of your peers are available to help you figure out that math homework or help you study for an upcoming test!
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Join us live online. This program for two- and three-year-olds and their caregivers introduces simple stories and concepts to young children.
Songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and felt board activities will be used to reinforce concepts. No registration is required.
Caregivers are asked to participate in the program with their children — it will be as important as ever to model movement and song for your little one during this virtual session. Plan to join in, sing along, and move around!
Join Debbie Lyn Toomey, RN, coordinator of the Tufts Medical Center’s Injury Prevention Program, for this engaging and valuable program continuing on the second and fourth Tuesdays in April. In this session, we will welcome special guest Meghan Harrington, PT, DPT at Peak Physical Therapy & Sports Performance to discuss Tai Chi and Falls Prevention.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend any of all of the sessions in this multi-part program that teaches and empowers aging adults and those who care for them with skills and ideas that decrease falls and increase independence. This evidence-informed program will discuss practical and proven exercises that promote health and well-being. Each 60-minute session will build upon the previous one(s) to deepen your aging strong experience, but you can attend any or all, depending upon your availability. They will be recorded for later viewing and sharing and made available on the library's YouTube channel.
Please join us on Zoom (meeting ID: 874 7134 0892). We recommend using the free Zoom app. You can call (646) 558-8656 and use the same meeting ID to listen to the audio. You may also view the program live on our YouTube channel and on our Facebook page. Watch the QATV promo video.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Tuesday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Real Talk is a youth-led forum for discussing the issues that are most important to teens. We meet twice a month from 3-5 p.m. online. All meetings are planned, promoted, and executed by our teen leaders.
Join Miss June live online for a weekly storytime exploring different letters of the alphabet!
We'll have a special letter each storytime to learn and celebrate with stories, songs, rhymes, and activities.
This storytime is for pre-schoolers, but toddlers can certainly join to become more familiar with the ABC's.
Caregivers are asked to participate in the program with their children — it will be as important as ever to model movement and song for your little one during this virtual session. Plan to join in, sing along, and move around!
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday morning Advanced English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss articles related to current events and timely topics of interest.
- have the opportunity to practice pronunciation, gain a better understanding of more sophisticated vocabulary and converse in English on a wide variety of topics.
We know online learning has created gaps in our learning during the pandemic and to help we are starting a virtual study room 2 days a week. Drop in and see if any of your peers are available to help you figure out that math homework or help you study for an upcoming test!
An evening pajama storytime for the whole family.
Join us live online for a family pajama storytime for children ages 1-5 accompanied by an adult. We will read stories, sing songs, recite rhymes, and more.
Caregivers are asked to participate in the program with their children — it will be as important as ever to model movement and song for your little one during this virtual session. Plan to join in, sing along, and move around!
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Join us live online for this storytime for ages 12-36 months that includes stories, songs, fingerplays and creative movement for young children accompanied by an adult.
Please have some wooden spoons from the kitchen, a light scarf, a water bottle filled with rice or macaroni, and bells or shaker handy to use during our program today.
Caregivers are asked to actively participate in the program with their children — it will be as important as ever to model movement and song for your little one during this virtual session. Plan to join in, sing along, and move around!
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Thursday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
El día de los niños/El día de los libros (Children's Day/Book Day), commonly known as Día, is a celebration of children, families, and reading that occurs yearly on April 30.
Join us live online for a special Día storytime full of picture books, songs and rhymes that celebrates literacy for children of all linguistic and cultural backgrounds.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday afternoon Pronunciation Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- study and practice the 44 sounds of the English language, with a focus on sounds and sound pairs that are typically more challenging to produce.
- study and identify words according to the six syllable rules which help you to determine whether the vowels are short or long.
- learn techniques that you can practice at home to continue improving your pronunciation.
In honor on Mental Health Awareness Month we will be teaching some mindfulness tips and techniques to help cope with stress and anxiety. We'll be tackeling the different senses in this live program to help cope with the stresses of school and Covid. To participate follow us @teensattcpl
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Tuesday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday morning Advanced English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss articles related to current events and timely topics of interest.
- have the opportunity to practice pronunciation, gain a better understanding of more sophisticated vocabulary and converse in English on a wide variety of topics.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
This last spring Quincy teens spoke up about their experiences with racism and we listened. Be The Bridge Youth is a teen led forum designed to facilitate truth-telling, justice-work and community building. This 6-week program is designed to empower teens with an anti-racist skillset that will allow them to be active and engaged in their communities, focusing on the concepts of bridge-building and empowerment with the goal of reconcilitiation.
This program is registration only so if you are interested in participating please email me at kdarcy@ocln.org.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Thursday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Sing and dance with Rubi Lichauco live online! Join us online here!
Rubi brings her popular preschool program to us virtually, so put on your favorite dancing shoes, clear some floor space, and join us for this lively mix of music and movement.
Please have a stuffed animal, scarf, something to drum on (a pot, a bowl, a box, etc.) and wooden spoons or silverware for drumsticks handy to use during our program today.
This program is especially good for children ages 0-4, but anyone who needs a dance break will have a lot of fun.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday afternoon Pronunciation Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- study and practice the 44 sounds of the English language, with a focus on sounds and sound pairs that are typically more challenging to produce.
- study and identify words according to the six syllable rules which help you to determine whether the vowels are short or long.
- learn techniques that you can practice at home to continue improving your pronunciation.
In honor on Mental Health Awareness Month we will be teaching some mindfulness tips and techniques to help cope with stress and anxiety. We'll be tackeling the different senses in this live program to help cope with the stresses of school and Covid. To participate follow us @teensattcpl
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Tuesday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Real Talk is a youth-led forum for discussing the issues that are most important to teens. We meet twice a month from 3-5 p.m. online. All meetings are planned, promoted, and executed by our teen leaders. This month we will be tackeling mental health and opening ourselves up to the experiences of others in our culture walk program
Join the Appalachian Mountain Club's Bill Cannon and Sue Svelnis as they introduce you to the wonderful world of hiking! From a gentle stroll through the woods to a challenging workout with lots of hills, there are so many ways to enjoy nature and so many great places to begin close to home.
What is the appropriate clothing to wear? What equipment should you bring with you? The AMC will lead you in choosing your adventure, and guide you with tips on what steps to take. Plan your next adventure and Learn the principles of Leave No Trace and the importance of protecting nature for all its inhabitants.
Bill Cannon has been active with the Appalachian Mountain Club since 2012. He was the Conservation Chair for the Southeastern Mass. Chapter for 3 years and now holds the Vice Chair position. He also regularly leads hikes including a Full Moon series at Borderland State Park in the fall and winter and an evening series of hikes at the Blue Hills in the spring and summer.
Bill’s love of nature began as a child and motivated his active participation in Cub Scouts when his children were young. He enjoys hiking, snowshoeing and cross country skiing. And he especially loves to go camping with his wife Regina in their 1978 VW Westfalia Camper Bus.
Sue Svelnis is the Education Chair as well as a local hike leader for the Southeastern Mass. Chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club. Although a South Shore native, she had no idea there were so many great local hiking spots until she joined the AMC in 2014. She has also come to appreciate hiking in all four New England seasons.
Sue hikes regularly with her dog, Danny Boy and also volunteers walking dogs for the Quincy Animal Shelter. Her other hobbies include photography and gardening.
Please join us on Zoom (meeting ID 830 3940 5854). We recommend using the free Zoom app. You can call (646) 558-8656 and use the same meeting ID to listen to the audio. You may also view the program live on our YouTube channel and on our Facebook page.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday morning Advanced English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss articles related to current events and timely topics of interest.
- have the opportunity to practice pronunciation, gain a better understanding of more sophisticated vocabulary and converse in English on a wide variety of topics.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Thursday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Are you looking to make a difference in your community? Are you interested in volunteering? If the answer to those questions are yes, think then TAB is for you! This volunteer opportunity lets you help direct teen services at the library. Be the change you want to see and join TAB today!
Sing and dance with Rubi Lichauco live online! Join us online here!
Rubi brings her popular preschool program to us virtually, so put on your favorite dancing shoes, clear some floor space, and join us for this lively mix of music and movement.
Please have a stuffed animal, scarf, something to drum on (a pot, a bowl, a box, etc.) and wooden spoons or silverware for drumsticks handy to use during our program today.
This program is especially good for children ages 0-4, but anyone who needs a dance break will have a lot of fun.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday afternoon Pronunciation Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- study and practice the 44 sounds of the English language, with a focus on sounds and sound pairs that are typically more challenging to produce.
- study and identify words according to the six syllable rules which help you to determine whether the vowels are short or long.
- learn techniques that you can practice at home to continue improving your pronunciation.
In honor on Mental Health Awareness Month we will be teaching some mindfulness tips and techniques to help cope with stress and anxiety. We'll be tackeling the different senses in this live program to help cope with the stresses of school and Covid. To participate follow us @teensattcpl
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Tuesday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Join us for this months Book Buzz where were are discussing YA mystery books. This event will be hosted on Holbrook Public Library's Instagram account (@holbrooklibma) so make sure to join us there!
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday morning Advanced English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss articles related to current events and timely topics of interest.
- have the opportunity to practice pronunciation, gain a better understanding of more sophisticated vocabulary and converse in English on a wide variety of topics.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
This last spring Quincy teens spoke up about their experiences with racism and we listened. Be The Bridge Youth is a teen led forum designed to facilitate truth-telling, justice-work and community building. This 6-week program is designed to empower teens with an anti-racist skillset that will allow them to be active and engaged in their communities, focusing on the concepts of bridge-building and empowerment with the goal of reconcilitiation.
This program is registration only so if you are interested in participating please email me at kdarcy@ocln.org.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Thursday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday afternoon Pronunciation Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- study and practice the 44 sounds of the English language, with a focus on sounds and sound pairs that are typically more challenging to produce.
- study and identify words according to the six syllable rules which help you to determine whether the vowels are short or long.
- learn techniques that you can practice at home to continue improving your pronunciation.
In honor on Mental Health Awareness Month we will be teaching some mindfulness tips and techniques to help cope with stress and anxiety. We'll be tackeling the different senses in this live program to help cope with the stresses of school and Covid. To participate follow us @teensattcpl
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Tuesday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Real Talk is a youth-led forum for discussing the issues that are most important to teens. We meet twice a month from 3-5 p.m. online. All meetings are planned, promoted, and executed by our teen leaders. This month we will be tackeling mental health and opening ourselves up to the experiences of others in our culture walk program
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday morning Advanced English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss articles related to current events and timely topics of interest.
- have the opportunity to practice pronunciation, gain a better understanding of more sophisticated vocabulary and converse in English on a wide variety of topics.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Thursday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Are you looking to make a difference in your community? Are you interested in volunteering? If the answer to those questions are yes, think then TAB is for you! This volunteer opportunity lets you help direct teen services at the library. Be the change you want to see and join TAB today!
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Tuesday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday morning Advanced English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss articles related to current events and timely topics of interest.
- have the opportunity to practice pronunciation, gain a better understanding of more sophisticated vocabulary and converse in English on a wide variety of topics.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
This last spring Quincy teens spoke up about their experiences with racism and we listened. Be The Bridge Youth is a teen led forum designed to facilitate truth-telling, justice-work and community building. This 6-week program is designed to empower teens with an anti-racist skillset that will allow them to be active and engaged in their communities, focusing on the concepts of bridge-building and empowerment with the goal of reconcilitiation.
This program is registration only so if you are interested in participating please email me at kdarcy@ocln.org.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Thursday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Sing and dance with Rubi Lichauco live online! Join us online here!
Rubi brings her popular preschool program to us virtually, so put on your favorite dancing shoes, clear some floor space, and join us for this lively mix of music and movement.
Please have a stuffed animal, scarf, something to drum on (a pot, a bowl, a box, etc.) and wooden spoons or silverware for drumsticks handy to use during our program today.
This program is especially good for children ages 0-4, but anyone who needs a dance break will have a lot of fun.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday afternoon Pronunciation Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- study and practice the 44 sounds of the English language, with a focus on sounds and sound pairs that are typically more challenging to produce.
- study and identify words according to the six syllable rules which help you to determine whether the vowels are short or long.
- learn techniques that you can practice at home to continue improving your pronunciation.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Tuesday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday morning Advanced English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss articles related to current events and timely topics of interest.
- have the opportunity to practice pronunciation, gain a better understanding of more sophisticated vocabulary and converse in English on a wide variety of topics.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Thursday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Sing and dance with Rubi Lichauco live online! Join us online here!
Rubi brings her popular preschool program to us virtually, so put on your favorite dancing shoes, clear some floor space, and join us for this lively mix of music and movement.
Please have a stuffed animal, scarf, something to drum on (a pot, a bowl, a box, etc.) and wooden spoons or silverware for drumsticks handy to use during our program today.
This program is especially good for children ages 0-4, but anyone who needs a dance break will have a lot of fun.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday afternoon Pronunciation Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- study and practice the 44 sounds of the English language, with a focus on sounds and sound pairs that are typically more challenging to produce.
- study and identify words according to the six syllable rules which help you to determine whether the vowels are short or long.
- learn techniques that you can practice at home to continue improving your pronunciation.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Tuesday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday morning Advanced English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss articles related to current events and timely topics of interest.
- have the opportunity to practice pronunciation, gain a better understanding of more sophisticated vocabulary and converse in English on a wide variety of topics.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Thursday morning Intermediate English Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- read a chapter of a story to help us practice our reading, pronunciation and vocabulary skills.
- discuss topics related to what is happening in the story.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time (the library's program for adult English language learners) is offering online English classes this spring. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday afternoon Pronunciation Class meets using Zoom. In this class, students will:
- study and practice the 44 sounds of the English language, with a focus on sounds and sound pairs that are typically more challenging to produce.
- study and identify words according to the six syllable rules which help you to determine whether the vowels are short or long.
- learn techniques that you can practice at home to continue improving your pronunciation.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring 2021 Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Monday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.
Are you interested in practicing your English? English Talk Time, the library's program for adult English language learners, is offering online English classes this winter. Practice your English from the comfort of home!
Registration is required. To complete a pre-registration form and see our Spring Class Schedule, please click here to visit our website.
The Wednesday evening Conversation Class meets using Google Meet. In this class, students will:
- read and discuss news articles on various topics.
- practice listening comprehension by listening to the audio versions of articles prior to reading.