Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

The Memoir Writers Group is cancelled for Friday March 6th.

The Council on Aging has cancelled the March 6th meeting due to the snowy conditions of the roads and sidewalks.

Children ages birth through 4 are invited to our new playgroup. (Older siblings are also welcome!) We will sing songs, read books, play games, and engage with children in an age-appropriate manner. No registration is required.

Come learn about our Seed Lending Library to get seeds for your garden this year. We will also be planting  seeds to grow heirloom tomatoes that can be grown in your vegetable garden in late May to early June.

Children love gardening too! Children can come in and plant some seeds to get a jump start on their gardens. We will most likely be planting pea plants, which are easy to grow and a favorite treat for children fresh off the vine.

Library Staff will be on hand to assist you with questions you have about downloading Free ebooks from the CLAMS website onto an eReader or smartphone. We will do our best to help you with your iPad, Kindle, Kindle Fire, Galaxy Tab or other tablet.  This is a drop-in help session and not a class or presentation.  For more help you can also look at the eBooks link from the front page of our website.  It is helpful if you have your device registered and know your related passwords.   

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Discussion of The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett

Room booked by the organization. Not one of Brooks Free Library's book groups.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This popular program, led by Lisa Canto, introduces preschoolers to rhythm, music, and improvisational story-telling. The program is designed for preschoolers, but younger and older children are welcome. No registration is required.

The Teen Library Corps is a group for middle school and high school students who want to help with some of the “fun” aspects of library service. We will help decorate the library, prep for craft programs, and have the opportunity to volunteer to work with younger children at special programs. Participating in the Teen Library Corps counts towards community service hours. Meets every other Wednesday at 3:30.

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Monthly meeting of the Library Board. The public is invited to attend. Please note: This meeting will be at 6 o'clock instead of the normal 7 pm meeting time since it follows the Trustees meeting with the Board of Selectmen  and Finance Committee (5 pm at the Community Center) for their joint budget hearing on the FY16 Budget. The Trustees 6 pm meeting will take place in the Thornton Room at Brooks Free Library. The agenda for the BOS/FinCom Budget Hearing can be found here: http://harwichma.virtualtownhall.net/Public_Documents/HarwichMA_Agendas/HarwichMA_SelectmenAgenda/I04EDADFB. The agenda and packet for the Trustees meeting is available on our website at http://www.brooksfreelibrary.org/brooks/trustees.asp.

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Join Town of Harwich Conservation Administator Amy Usowski for a discussion on the various pollinators here on Cape Cod, and how to attract them to your yard.  The talk will also highlight how to create a native, sustainable landscape.  Free wildflower seeds will be available to all who attend!

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Children ages birth through 4 are invited to our new playgroup. (Older siblings are also welcome!) We will sing songs, read books, play games, and engage with children in an age-appropriate manner. No registration is required.

In this class we will explore the Fire's Silk browser and how to bookmark your favorite websites.  We will look more closely at the built-in email app and how to download some free apps from the Kindle app store.  We will go over how to download the Overdrive app so you can read library books on your Kindle Fire.  There will also be time for questions and for sharing your tips and tricks with the rest of the class.  This class is intended for users who have registered their device and are already somewhat familiar with it's basic functions. To register, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at 508-430-7562 ext. 4 or via email at emilan@clamsnet.org.

Library Staff will be on hand to assist you with questions you have about downloading Free ebooks from the CLAMS website onto an eReader or smartphone. We will do our best to help you with your iPad, Kindle, Kindle Fire, Galaxy Tab or other tablet.  This is a drop-in help session and not a class or presentation.  For more help you can also look at the eBooks link from the front page of our website.  It is helpful if you have your device registered and know your related passwords.   

This Tech Talk will explore the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Best suited for new owners of the Galaxy Tab, we will examine the settings, functions, and sepcial features of this Android tablet. Registration is required and participation is limited. To register, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at 508-430-7562 ext. 4 or via email at emilan@clamsnet.org.

Come visit Brooks Free Library's table to "borrow" seeds for your garden from our Seed Lending Library.

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This week's theme: plants. Preschoolers and young children can explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) concepts. We will read a book with STEM themes, then do an activity or project related to the themes. This program is designed for preschoolers, but all children are welcome. Younger children may need adult assistance with projects. 

This week's movie: Despicable Me. Every other Wednesday, on the early release days, we will show a movie at 2:30 for middle and high school students. Some of the first movies we have lined up include The Goonies, Back to the Future, ParaNorman, Gremlins, Princess Bride, and many others. Have a favorite movie you’d like us to show? Let us know!

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Meeting of the Cape Cod Viewfinders Camera Club. This is not a Library-sponsored program, the meeting room is booked by the organization. Meetings are open to the public. More information at http://www.capecodviewfinders.org. 

Monthly Board meeting of the Friends of Brooks Free Library.  Open to members of the public interested in what the group does for the library. New members are always welcome!

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Meeting every third Thursday, the Homeschool Activity Club makes crafts, does experiments, and generally engages in a variety of activities, sometimes pure fun, sometimes educational. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

“The Greatest Generation Meets” is a monthly book group that meets on the third Friday of the month from 1:00-2:00 in the Thornton Room at the Brooks Free Library. “The Greatest Generation” is a term coined by Tom Brokaw that pays tribute to the men and women who served our country, both overseas and at home, during World War II. If you are a member of this generation, or are interested in this period of history, join our discussion and share your ideas and experiences. This month's selection is 'The Paris Architect' by Charles Belfoure. Pick up a copy of the book at the circulation desk. Harwich residents needing transportation should call the Council On Aging van at (508) 241-1566 by 11am the day before each Friday to make a reservation.

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Children ages birth through 4 are invited to our new playgroup. (Older siblings are also welcome!) We will sing songs, read books, play games, and engage with children in an age-appropriate manner. No registration is required.

Library Staff will be on hand to assist you with questions you have about downloading Free ebooks from the CLAMS website onto an eReader or smartphone. We will do our best to help you with your iPad, Kindle, Kindle Fire, Galaxy Tab or other tablet.  This is a drop-in help session and not a class or presentation.  For more help you can also look at the eBooks link from the front page of our website.  It is helpful if you have your device registered and know your related passwords.   

Illustrated lecture about the history of gardening on Cape Cod, from the Colonial era through the early 20th century presented by Leslie Evans, director of the Avery-Copp House Musuem, who has designed historic gardens for several museums.  Topics will include gardening as it was  practiced by European colonists in the 17th century, the impact of exotic plants brought home during the great age of maritime trade, and changes in gardening styles during the Victorian era. Cosponsored by the Harwich Historical Society.

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Pick up a copy of Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver at the Circulation Desk. Bring a personal place setting and a pot luck dish to share with the group. New members are always welcome.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This popular program, led by Lisa Canto, introduces preschoolers to rhythm, music, and improvisational story-telling. The program is designed for preschoolers, but younger and older children are welcome. No registration is required.

The Teen Library Corps is a group for middle school and high school students who want to help with some of the “fun” aspects of library service. We will help decorate the library, prep for craft programs, and have the opportunity to volunteer to work with younger children at special programs. Participating in the Teen Library Corps counts towards community service hours. Meets every other Wednesday at 3:30.

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Children ages birth through 4 are invited to our new playgroup. (Older siblings are also welcome!) We will sing songs, read books, play games, and engage with children in an age-appropriate manner. No registration is required.

Library Staff will be on hand to assist you with questions you have about downloading Free ebooks from the CLAMS website onto an eReader or smartphone. We will do our best to help you with your iPad, Kindle, Kindle Fire, Galaxy Tab or other tablet.  This is a drop-in help session and not a class or presentation.  For more help you can also look at the eBooks link from the front page of our website.  It is helpful if you have your device registered and know your related passwords.   

Students will be challenged to build a zip line that will carry a ping pong ball from the table to the floor in less than four seconds using the materials supplied. This program is designed for school aged children. Younger children are welcome but may need adult assitance. No registration is required. 

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This week's theme: Patterns. Preschoolers and young children can explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) concepts. We will read a book with STEM themes, then do an activity or project related to the themes. This program is designed for preschoolers, but all children are welcome. Younger children may need adult assistance with projects. 

This week's movie: Despicable Me 2. Every other Wednesday, on the early release days, we will show a movie at 2:30 for middle and high school students. Some of the first movies we have lined up include The Goonies, Back to the Future, ParaNorman, Gremlins, Princess Bride, and many others. Have a favorite movie you’d like us to show? Let us know!

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Meeting of the Cape Cod Viewfinders Camera Club. This is not a Library-sponsored program, the meeting room is booked by the organization. Meetings are open to the public. More information at http://www.capecodviewfinders.org. 

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Wish you had more time to scrapbook or make cards? Join a group of people who are interested in completing scrapbook pages/albums while getting together to share experiences. We will meet monthly to provide an opportunity to learn from each other, get advice on and share tools, techniques, and supplies, and to enjoy sociability while filling your albums with memories. Bring your own materials and photos and join us on the first Thursday of every month at 6PM. If you never scrapped before, bring your photos and scissors and a runner adhesive and we’ll help you get started. Card makers welcome to join us. Open to individuals 16 years of age and older. 
 

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Library patrons are cordially invited to attend the Garden Club of Harwich's meeting to hear Ginny Ballou speak about how we can design and adapt our garden spaces while protecting our knees and backs in the process! Ginny will be speaking at the Harwich Community Center's multi-purpose room. The program is free to all library patrons.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

The Evening Book Group meets on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm. New members are always welcome. Pick up a copy at the Circulation Desk and join us for a lively discussion. Tonight we will be reading "Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: a year of food life" by Barbara Kingsolver.  TOWN WIDE READ.  Discussion with Jennifer. 

Monomoy Regional School District Grades 5 & 6 attends the Harwich Junior Theater's matinee of The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Joint collaboration between HJT, the Harwich Cultural Council, the Harwich Reads Committe and the school district.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This popular program, led by Lisa Canto, introduces preschoolers to rhythm, music, and improvisational story-telling. The program is designed for preschoolers, but younger and older children are welcome. No registration is required.

The Teen Library Corps is a group for middle school and high school students who want to help with some of the “fun” aspects of library service. We will help decorate the library, prep for craft programs, and have the opportunity to volunteer to work with younger children at special programs. Participating in the Teen Library Corps counts towards community service hours. Meets every other Wednesday at 3:30.

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Monthly meeting of the Library Board. Meetings are open to the general public.

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Come visit Brooks Free Library's table to "borrow" seeds for your garden from our Seed Lending Library.

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Pick up a copy of the book at the Circulation Desk.  This month's selection: 'The Souls of Black Folk' by W.E.B. DuBois. New members are always welcome.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This week's theme: Germs. Preschoolers and young children can explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) concepts. We will read a book with STEM themes, then do an activity or project related to the themes. This program is designed for preschoolers, but all children are welcome. Younger children may need adult assistance with projects. 

This week's movie: Boxtrolls. Every other Wednesday, on the early release days, we will show a movie at 2:30 for middle and high school students. Some of the first movies we have lined up include The Goonies, Back to the Future, ParaNorman, Gremlins, Princess Bride, and many others. Have a favorite movie you’d like us to show? Let us know!

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Meeting of the Cape Cod Viewfinders Camera Club. This is not a Library-sponsored program, the meeting room is booked by the organization. Meetings are open to the public. More information at http://www.capecodviewfinders.org. 

Monthly Board meeting of the Friends of Brooks Free Library.  Open to members of the public interested in what the group does for the library. New members are always welcome!

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Meeting every third Thursday, the Homeschool Activity Club makes crafts, does experiments, and generally engages in a variety of activities, sometimes pure fun, sometimes educational. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

“The Greatest Generation Meets” is a monthly book group that meets on the third Friday of the month from 1:00-2:00 in the Thornton Room at the Brooks Free Library. “The Greatest Generation” is a term coined by Tom Brokaw that pays tribute to the men and women who served our country, both overseas and at home, during World War II. If you are a member of this generation, or are interested in this period of history, join our discussion and share your ideas and experiences. This month's selection is 'Engineers of Victory:  the problem solvers who turned the tide in the Second World War' by Paul M. Kennedy'. Pick up a copy of the book at the circulation desk. Harwich residents needing transportation should call the Council On Aging van at (508) 241-1566 by 11am the day before each Friday to make a reservation.

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Join us as we celebrate the Harwich Reads children's choice, The Secret Garden. We'll discuss the book, then engage in some fun activities, games, and crafts related to the book. No registration is required. Familiarity with the book is highly recommended. 

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

Improve your garden by learning about the importance of bees, how to attract them and protect them. Join the Garden Club of Harwich's Nancy Hipp for a fun, informative morning at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History.  Space is limited. RSVP to Brooks Free Library at 508-430-7562. 

This popular program, led by Lisa Canto, introduces preschoolers to rhythm, music, and improvisational story-telling. The program is designed for preschoolers, but younger and older children are welcome. No registration is required.

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Students are challenged to build a balloon car with the supplies given. No registration is required.

The Teen Library Corps is a group for middle school and high school students who want to help with some of the “fun” aspects of library service. We will help decorate the library, prep for craft programs, and have the opportunity to volunteer to work with younger children at special programs. Participating in the Teen Library Corps counts towards community service hours. Meets every other Wednesday at 3:30.

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Planting wildflowers is easy with seed papers. Come and make your own paper, impregnated with wildflower seeds.  When you plant the paper, the seeds will grow in the shape of the paper! No registration is required. 

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Drop off your stuffed animal so that s/he can participate in a library sleepover! You can drop the stuffed friend off any time between 10-4 on Friday, April 24th. Come back on Saturday, April 25th at 11:30 to see a slideshow story about all of the antics that our stuffies have gotten up to the night before!

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

What do stuffed animals do at night? We'll give them a camera and find out. You can drop the stuffed friend off any time between 10-4 on Friday, April 24th. Come back on Saturday, April 25th at 11:30 to see a slideshow story about all of the antics that our stuffies have gotten up to the night before!

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Pick up a copy of the book at the Circulation Desk. Bring a personal place setting and a pot luck dish to share with the group.  This month's selection is "The Body in the Piazza" by Katherine Hall Page.   New members are always welcome.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This week's theme: the human body. Preschoolers and young children can explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) concepts. We will read a book with STEM themes, then do an activity or project related to the themes. This program is designed for preschoolers, but all children are welcome. Younger children may need adult assistance with projects. 

Every other Wednesday, on the early release days, we will show a movie at 2:30 for middle and high school students. Some of the first movies we have lined up include The Goonies, Back to the Future, ParaNorman, Gremlins, Princess Bride, and many others. Have a favorite movie you’d like us to show? Let us know!

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Meeting of the Cape Cod Viewfinders Camera Club. This is not a Library-sponsored program, the meeting room is booked by the organization. Meetings are open to the public. More information at http://www.capecodviewfinders.org. 

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

Susan Kosoff and Jane Staab have written a musical that is true to this classic of children’s literature by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Mary Lennox is orphaned and bitter when she arrives at her uncle’s house. Through her discovery of a long locked garden, Mary’s life blossoms with friendship, family, and love. The Secret Garden’ reveals a young person’s meaningful growth through imagination and ingenuity - See more at: http://www.hjtcapecod.org

 HJT will host a Gala Reception following the final matinee performance at its 105 Division Street location. Reception will celebrate both the Harwich Reads program and the theater's 64-year heritage as a community landmark and "home" for generations of Cape audiences and students. 

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This popular program, led by Lisa Canto, introduces preschoolers to rhythm, music, and improvisational story-telling. The program is designed for preschoolers, but younger and older children are welcome. No registration is required.

The Teen Library Corps is a group for middle school and high school students who want to help with some of the “fun” aspects of library service. We will help decorate the library, prep for craft programs, and have the opportunity to volunteer to work with younger children at special programs. Participating in the Teen Library Corps counts towards community service hours. Meets every other Wednesday at 3:30.

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Meeting of the Cape Cod Viewfinders Camera Club. This is not a Library-sponsored program, the meeting room is booked by the organization. Meetings are open to the public. More information at http://www.capecodviewfinders.org. 

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Wish you had more time to scrapbook or make cards? Join a group of people who are interested in completing scrapbook pages/albums while getting together to share experiences. We will meet monthly to provide an opportunity to learn from each other, get advice on and share tools, techniques, and supplies, and to enjoy sociability while filling your albums with memories. Bring your own materials and photos and join us on the first Thursday of every month at 6PM. If you never scrapped before, bring your photos and scissors and a runner adhesive and we’ll help you get started. Card makers welcome to join us. Open to individuals 16 years of age and older. 
 

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

The Evening Book Group meets on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm.  Tonight's meeting will happen on the second Tuesday of the month because of a conflict with Town Meeting.  New members are always welcome. Pick up a copy at the Circulation Desk and join us for a lively discussion. Tonight we will be reading "The Invention of Wings" by Sue Monk Kidd.  Discussion with Emily. 

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This week's theme: Shapes. Preschoolers and young children can explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) concepts. We will read a book with STEM themes, then do an activity or project related to the themes. This program is designed for preschoolers, but all children are welcome. Younger children may need adult assistance with projects. 

Every other Wednesday, on the early release days, we will show a movie at 2:30 for middle and high school students. Some of the first movies we have lined up include The Goonies, Back to the Future, ParaNorman, Gremlins, Princess Bride, and many others. Have a favorite movie you’d like us to show? Let us know!

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Monthly meeting of the Library Board. Meetings are open to the general public.

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

“The Greatest Generation Meets” is a monthly book group that meets on the third Friday of the month from 1:00-2:00 in the Thornton Room at the Brooks Free Library. “The Greatest Generation” is a term coined by Tom Brokaw that pays tribute to the men and women who served our country, both overseas and at home, during World War II. If you are a member of this generation, or are interested in this period of history, join our discussion and share your ideas and experiences. This month's selection is "The War Journal of Major Damon 'Rocky' Gause" by Damon Gause. Pick up a copy of the book at the circulation desk. Harwich residents needing transportation should call the Council On Aging van at (508) 241-1566 by 11am the day before each Friday to make a reservation.

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This popular program, led by Lisa Canto, introduces preschoolers to rhythm, music, and improvisational story-telling. The program is designed for preschoolers, but younger and older children are welcome. No registration is required.

The Teen Library Corps is a group for middle school and high school students who want to help with some of the “fun” aspects of library service. We will help decorate the library, prep for craft programs, and have the opportunity to volunteer to work with younger children at special programs. Participating in the Teen Library Corps counts towards community service hours. Meets every other Wednesday at 3:30.

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Meeting of the Cape Cod Viewfinders Camera Club. This is not a Library-sponsored program, the meeting room is booked by the organization. Meetings are open to the public. More information at http://www.capecodviewfinders.org. 

Monthly Board meeting of the Friends of Brooks Free Library.  Open to members of the public interested in what the group does for the library. New members are always welcome!

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Meeting every third Thursday, the Homeschool Activity Club makes crafts, does experiments, and generally engages in a variety of activities, sometimes pure fun, sometimes educational. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Bring your gardening questions to ask Master Gardeners. Robust perennials from members' gardens will also be on sale.

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Pick up a copy of the book at the Circulation Desk. Bring a personal place setting and a pot luck dish to share with the group. New members are always welcome.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This week's theme: Wind. Preschoolers and young children can explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) concepts. We will read a book with STEM themes, then do an activity or project related to the themes. This program is designed for preschoolers, but all children are welcome. Younger children may need adult assistance with projects. 

Every other Wednesday, on the early release days, we will show a movie at 2:30 for middle and high school students. Some of the first movies we have lined up include The Goonies, Back to the Future, ParaNorman, Gremlins, Princess Bride, and many others. Have a favorite movie you’d like us to show? Let us know!

Bring your device (tablet, laptop, ereader, cell phone, etc) and get your questions answered. Whether it’s how to adjust the settings, perform a specific function like download an app, or just to get a quick overview, we will do our best to help you learn more about your device.  If you have multiple questions or think you need one-on-one tutoring, ask about our Book-a-Librarian program. For more information about this service, please contact Staff Librarian Emily Milan at emilan@clamsnet.org or by phone, 508-430-7562 ext. 4.

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Presented by James Claflin, author of the book Lighthouses and life-Saving Along Cape Cod published in July 2014. Cosponsored by the Harwich Historical Society.

Story Time is held every Tuesday at 10:30. We will read stories and sing songs. This program is designed for children ages birth to five, but all children are welcome. No registration is required.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

The Evening Book Group meets on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm. New members are always welcome. Pick up a copy at the Circulation Desk and join us for a lively discussion. Tonight we will be reading "Orphan Train" by Christina Baker Kline.  Discussion with Lee.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This popular program, led by Lisa Canto, introduces preschoolers to rhythm, music, and improvisational story-telling. The program is designed for preschoolers, but younger and older children are welcome. No registration is required.

The Teen Library Corps is a group for middle school and high school students who want to help with some of the “fun” aspects of library service. We will help decorate the library, prep for craft programs, and have the opportunity to volunteer to work with younger children at special programs. Participating in the Teen Library Corps counts towards community service hours. Meets every other Wednesday at 3:30.

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Members of the Harwich Junior Theater creative team will lead introductory classes for middle and high school students to explore programs the HJT has to offer. Each week will feature different techniques and activities related to performance and the theater experience. Meets every Thursday at 3:30. No registration is required. There is no obligation to attend every week.

Wish you had more time to scrapbook or make cards? Join a group of people who are interested in completing scrapbook pages/albums while getting together to share experiences. We will meet monthly to provide an opportunity to learn from each other, get advice on and share tools, techniques, and supplies, and to enjoy sociability while filling your albums with memories. Bring your own materials and photos and join us on the first Thursday of every month at 6PM. If you never scrapped before, bring your photos and scissors and a runner adhesive and we’ll help you get started. Card makers welcome to join us. Open to individuals 16 years of age and older. 
 

Join us as we sing songs, recite nursery rhymes, and play with musical instruments! This program, intended to support basic literacy skills in our youngest library users, is targeted at babies and toddlers, but older children are also welcome. No registration is required.

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This week's theme: Baking soda and vinegar chemical reactions. Preschoolers and young children can explore STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) concepts. We will read a book with STEM themes, then do an activity or project related to the themes. This program is designed for preschoolers, but all children are welcome. Younger children may need adult assistance with projects. 

Every other Wednesday, on the early release days, we will show a movie at 2:30 for middle and high school students. Some of the first movies we have lined up include The Goonies, Back to the Future, ParaNorman, Gremlins, Princess Bride, and many others. Have a favorite movie you’d like us to show? Let us know!

Monthly meeting of the Library Board. Meetings are open to the general public.

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Children of all ages are invited to join us for free play with Lego blocks every Tuesday from 4:00-5:00! We will bring out our zillions of Lego blocks and let creative interaction with the popular toys begin.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

This popular program, led by Lisa Canto, introduces preschoolers to rhythm, music, and improvisational story-telling. The program is designed for preschoolers, but younger and older children are welcome. No registration is required.

The Teen Library Corps is a group for middle school and high school students who want to help with some of the “fun” aspects of library service. We will help decorate the library, prep for craft programs, and have the opportunity to volunteer to work with younger children at special programs. Participating in the Teen Library Corps counts towards community service hours. Meets every other Wednesday at 3:30.

Monthly Board meeting of the Friends of Brooks Free Library.  Open to members of the public interested in what the group does for the library. New members are always welcome!

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Meeting every third Thursday, the Homeschool Activity Club makes crafts, does experiments, and generally engages in a variety of activities, sometimes pure fun, sometimes educational. 

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

“The Greatest Generation Meets” is a monthly book group that meets on the third Friday of the month from 1:00-2:00 in the Thornton Room at the Brooks Free Library. “The Greatest Generation” is a term coined by Tom Brokaw that pays tribute to the men and women who served our country, both overseas and at home, during World War II. If you are a member of this generation, or are interested in this period of history, join our discussion and share your ideas and experiences. This month's selection is 'When Paris Went Dark: the city of light under German occupation, 1940-1944' by Ronald C. Rosbottom. Pick up a copy of the book at the circulation desk. Harwich residents needing transportation should call the Council On Aging van at (508) 241-1566 by 11am the day before each Friday to make a reservation.

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

Pick up a copy of the book at the Circulation Desk. Bring a personal place setting and a pot luck dish to share with the group. New members are always welcome.

Experienced and aspiring writers meet to share with each other. The group is currently full. A waiting list is being kept at the Circulation Desk for those interested in having a new group start. 

Come meet to play the ancient Chinese game of mahjong. No formal instruction will be given at this time but some of the participants may be willing to teach how to play the game. 

Come join Dr. Jay Anderson to learn about writing down your memories. No experience necessary. New members are always welcome. 

Join us for reading and discussion of current topics. Readers and topics vary each week. Co-sponsored by the COA.

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Barn Babies will be here for three half hour sessions from 2:00-3:30. Registration for the program will begin June 16. Email Ann at acarpenter@clamsnet.org or call 508-430-7562 ext 2 to register for a chance to hold live baby animals. 

The Evening Book Group meets on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm. New members are always welcome. Pick up a copy at the Circulation Desk and join us for a lively discussion. Tonight we will be reading "Being Mortal:  medicine and what matters in the end" by Atul Gawande.  Discussion with Joanne.

This week's activity: Washer Necklaces.  Middle school and high school students are invited to create unique crafts designed specifically for tweens and teens. Middle School in Harwich begins in the fifth grade, so all rising fifth graders are welcome, as well as older students. 

“The Greatest Generation Meets” is a monthly book group that meets on the third Friday of the month from 1:00-2:00 in the Thornton Room at the Brooks Free Library. “The Greatest Generation” is a term coined by Tom Brokaw that pays tribute to the men and women who served our country, both overseas and at home, during World War II. If you are a member of this generation, or are interested in this period of history, join our discussion and share your ideas and experiences. This month's selection is 'Imprisoned: the betrayal of Japanese Americans during World War II' by Martin W. Sandler. Pick up a copy of the book at the circulation desk. Harwich residents needing transportation should call the Council On Aging van at (508) 241-1566 by 11am the day before each Friday to make a reservation.

This week's activity: Middle school and high school students are invited to create unique crafts designed specifically for tweens and teens. Middle School in Harwich begins in the fifth grade, so all rising fifth graders are welcome, as well as older students. 

This week's activity: Middle school and high school students are invited to create unique crafts designed specifically for tweens and teens. Middle School in Harwich begins in the fifth grade, so all rising fifth graders are welcome, as well as older students. 

This week's activity: Paracord Crafts. Make a keychain or bracelet form paracord! Middle school and high school students are invited to create unique crafts designed specifically for tweens and teens. Middle School in Harwich begins in the fifth grade, so all rising fifth graders are welcome, as well as older students. 

The Evening Book Group meets on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30 pm. New members are always welcome. Pick up a copy at the Circulation Desk and join us for a lively discussion. Tonight we will be reading "The Children Act" by Ian McEwan.  Discussion with Lee.

This week's activity: Middle school and high school students are invited to create unique crafts designed specifically for tweens and teens. Middle School in Harwich begins in the fifth grade, so all rising fifth graders are welcome, as well as older students. 

This week's activity: Middle school and high school students are invited to create unique crafts designed specifically for tweens and teens. Middle School in Harwich begins in the fifth grade, so all rising fifth graders are welcome, as well as older students.