Join Miss Marsha from Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement for Tot Time Sing and Learn which offers toddlers a chance to engage in free play, simple crafts, stories and songs.  Parents will receive a packet of information that includes toddler development and activities to extend the learning at home.  Best for kids 9 months- 3 years.  

No registration required.  

Ms. Marsha of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement program brings Art Adventures to the library.  Art adventures is a program where children learn about a specific artist and then complete a piece of art work in the same style.  This program meets monthly throughout the summer culminating in an art show.    

Best for children ages 4 and up.  The artists include Picasso, Eric Carle, and Monet.  Space is limited.  Please call or stop by the library to register.  This class meets June 22, July 20, August 10 and 17.

This program was made possible through a grant from the Middleborough Cultural Council.  

This will be a meeting for Horizons for Homeless Children. Light refreshments will be served. For more info. about Horizons for Homeless Children, please visit their website at: http://www.horizonsforhomelesschildren.org.

With these busy hands, this crafty collective of fiber lovers gather weekly working on WIPs & playing with Chains as we weave our wool together. Whether you are a Knotty Knitter or a Happy Hooker, we'd love for ewe to join us for a few stitches in time! So grab your hanks, balls or skeins to work on your PhD (Projects Half Done) with us! Open to the public.

 The Middleborough Public Library is pleased to host weekly Rug Hooking Group meetings, for enthusiasts of all abilities. Come and join us for a while, make a new friend, and share some great conversation! This group is open to the public, and no registration is necessary for this free program. Hope you can join us!

Liz Barbour, of Liz Barbour's Creative Feast, returns just in time for summer for a program on gardening and cooking -- "Feasting From Our Local Farms: the Benefits of Eating Locally and Seasonally."

The modern movement of eating locally grown and raised seasonal fare has its roots deeply planted in our historic kitchens. Now, “eating locally” and “eating seasonally” have become fashionable terms. Join us as Liz explores our modern journey back to the local farm with a discussion about the benefits of buying local and eating within the season. Enjoy a cooking demonstration of two recipes featuring locally harvested seasonal ingredients and sample the distinct flavors of your local harvest. Farm fresh ingredients never tasted so good! 

Seating is limited, so registration is required by Friday, June 16.  Email Reference and Adult Services Librarian Libby Fox at lfox@sailsinc.org or by call the library at 508/946-2470.

This program is made possible by the support of the Friends of the Middleborough Public Library.

Join Chef Liz Barbour of The Creative Feast as she demonstrates how to prepare delicious snacks combining highly nutritious ingredients to create super healthy recipes any teen can make.  Filling each meal with SuperFood ingredients can be simple and delicious!

Enjoy a cooking demonstration of two delicious recipes and sampling. Recipes and paper goods included.  This free program is for youth in grades 5-12.

Register by by Friday, June 23 (deadline has been extended).  Email Teen Services Librarian Christine Dagelis at cdargeli@sailsinc.org or call the library at 508-946-2470.

This program is made possible by the support of the Friends of the Middleborough Public Library.

Meeting between Friends of the Middleborough Cemeteries meeting with Nemasket Hill Cemeteries Association.

Bring a picnic and some blankets or chairs as Toe Jam Puppet Band performs family friendly, interactive music on the Town Hall lawn.  In the case of inclement weather the concert will be moved indoors to the auditorium at Town Hall.

All ages welcome.  No tickets or registration required.  

This program is sponsored by Mutual Bank.

Sewing can be a social when you join this group for a night of fun that will have you in stitches.  Bring your works in progress to show off and work through it with us.  Open to the public.  

Squishy Circuit and Doodlebot Fun

Create and explore energy from simple circuits and Doodlebots.  Assorted items are provided so each child can create their own automated doodling machine to take home! Explore the concept of prototypes and ways to generate possible solutions to any design challenges.  Best for Kindergarten- 3rd graders.  

Space is limited. Call or stop by the library to register.

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

Jesse Heikkila Foundation kickoff meeting for 2017 planning.

This month’s selection is "Beastly Things: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery" by Donna Leon. "It’s no wonder that Donna Leon’s latest mystery debuted on the New York Times bestseller list at number ten. The series’s tantalizing crimes, Venetian setting, and much-loved commissario are a winning combination that continues to earn critical acclaim and a growing readership around the globe.  In Beastly Things, Leon lives up to her reputation as a writer unafraid to address the corruption underlying La Serenissima’s outward beauty. When an unidentified murder victim winds up in a canal, Brunetti travels beyond his usual sphere to find the connection between the dead man and a local slaughterhouse." -Amazon. New members always welcome!

Best for 0-18 months and their caregiver. This is primarily a lap sit program. Mother Goose on the Loose is a rhyme-filled program promoting early literacy in children birth through 18 months. Children participate with accompanying grown-ups learning rhymes, songs, and hearing stories. The program is followed by playtime allowing children and adults to interact with each other and toys are provided by the library.

This program is free and open to all! No registration required. The formal program begins promptly at 10:15am and concludes in 20 minutes. After that families are invited to stay in the room and play until 11am.

Best for 18 months- 3 years and their caregiver(s). 

Wiggly bodies will sing, dance, play instruments, rhyme, enjoy books that promote movement, and use the parachute. 

This program is free to all, no registration required. The formal program begins promptly at 11:15am and concludes in 20 minutes. After that families may stay and play with toys from the library until noon.

Representatives from iRobot will visit the library to showcase some of their designs and talk to kids and adults about careers in robotics.  

No registration required.  

With these busy hands, this crafty collective of fiber lovers gather weekly working on WIPs & playing with Chains as we weave our wool together. Whether you are a Knotty Knitter or a Happy Hooker, we'd love for ewe to join us for a few stitches in time! So grab your hanks, balls or skeins to work on your PhD (Projects Half Done) with us! Open to the public.

Join us for a preschool storylab- combining STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) with stories- best for children age 3-6 years old and their caregiver(s).  Older and younger siblings are welcome.  Explore a different building theme each week through books, songs, games, art projects, science experiments and more.  After the 30 minute formal program, enjoy time to socialize and have a snack in the room.

This program is free and no advance sign-up is required.  

Theme:  Construction!  We'll discover many types of tools and machines used in construction.  Enjoy hands on building stations.

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

Best for 0-18 months and their caregiver. This is primarily a lap sit program. Mother Goose on the Loose is a rhyme-filled program promoting early literacy in children birth through 18 months. Children participate with accompanying grown-ups learning rhymes, songs, and hearing stories. The program is followed by playtime allowing children and adults to interact with each other and toys are provided by the library.

This program is free and open to all! No registration required. The formal program begins promptly at 10:15am and concludes in 20 minutes. After that families are invited to stay in the room and play until 11am.

Best for 18 months- 3 years and their caregiver(s). 

Wiggly bodies will sing, dance, play instruments, rhyme, enjoy books that promote movement, and use the parachute. 

This program is free to all, no registration required. The formal program begins promptly at 11:15am and concludes in 20 minutes. After that families may stay and play with toys from the library until noon.

Every month of the year there are many different things to celebrate.  During this group time, for preschoolers, we will be acknowledging various monthly things that are recognized- such as Honey Month, Kite Month, Soup Day, etc.  Enjoy books, songs, sensory experiences, and art related to these celebrations.  Carol Carver of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement will be leading this program for 3-6 year olds and their caregivers.  Space is limited.  Contact the library to register.

Interested in snap circuits?  Want to learn to knit?  Stop by this drop in program for the chance to try your hand at these and other projects in our pop up makerspace.  A variety of materials and tools will be available each time.  Best for kids age 7 and up.

 Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy dogs invite children to practice and improve their reading skills. Her spaniels love having children read to them and are very loving and accepting of all individuals. Children will be able  to read in a relaxed and non-judgmental atmosphere.

 Each 20 minute session will include a meet and greet then reading time. You must register for a session. Stop in or call the library at 508-946-2470 to sign up.

This month’s selection is "Christine Falls" by Benjamin Black. "The hero of Christine Falls, Quirke, is a surly pathologist living in 1950s Dublin. One night, after having a few drinks at a party, he returns to the morgue to find his brother-in-law tampering with the records on a young woman's corpse. The next morning, when his hangover has worn off, Quirke reluctantly begins looking into the woman's history. He discovers a plot that spans two continents, implicates the Catholic Church, and may just involve members of his own family." -Amazon.  Newcomers to the group are welcomed to attend!  

Come to the library to build with Legos and Duplos!  Build a tower, choose a challenge, or just create together.  All ages welcome.  No registration required.

Join us for a preschool storylab- combining STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) with stories- best for children age 3-6 years old and their caregiver(s).  Older and younger siblings are welcome.  Explore a different building theme each week through books, songs, games, art projects, science experiments and more.  After the 30 minute formal program, enjoy time to socialize and have a snack in the room.

This program is free and no advance sign-up is required.  

Come to the library at 10am and create a car our of cardboard boxes and supplies.  Then settle into our Library Drive In for a showing of the movie Cars (rated G) on the big screen.

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

Miss Lisa's back with a World Music program for kids age 2-5 and their caregivers.  Get ready to sing, dance, play instruments, and enjoy music from all over the world.  

The program lasts 45 min.  There will be two sessions back to back in order to accomodate more children.

One program will begin at 10 a.m. and the next will start at 11:15 a.m.  Space is limited.  Please contact the library to register.

This program is sponsored by Mutual Bank.

Create your own customized copper bookmark!  Learn how to use shape and letter stamps to create textures and words on copper bookmarks. Stamp your name or favorite quote and use a sulphur dip to make your design really pop!

For youth in grades 6-12. Space is limited.  Register by emailing the Teen Services Librarian Christine Dagelis at cdargeli@sailsinc.org or call the library at 508-946-2470.

This free program is made possible by the support of the Friends of the Middleborough Public Library.

Join Miss Amanda for a story about kindness and then help us create a Kindness Rock Garden at the library.  

 Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy dogs invite children to practice and improve their reading skills. Her spaniels love having children read to them and are very loving and accepting of all individuals. Children will be able  to read in a relaxed and non-judgmental atmosphere.

 Each 20 minute session will include a meet and greet then reading time. You must register for a session. Stop in or call the library at 508-946-2470 to sign up.

Ever wondered about 3D printers and Robotics?  Kids 8-12 years of age can sign up for a workshop to learn about this new technology and create something that will be printed using these machines.  Father and son team Arthur and Peter Evans will teach us about this super cool tech!

Space is limited.  Please contact the library to register.  

This program is sponsored by Mutual Bank.

Ever wondered about 3D printers and Robotics?  Teens 13-18 years of age can sign up for a workshop to learn about this new technology and create something that will be printed using these machines.  Father and son team Arthur and Peter Evans will teach us about this super cool tech!

Space is limited.  Register by emailing the Teen Services Librarian Christine Dagelis at cdargeli@sailsinc.org or call the library at 508-946-2470.

This free program is made possible by the support of the Friends of the Middleborough Public Library.

Come to the library to build with Legos and Duplos!  Build a tower, choose a challenge, or just create together.  All ages welcome.  No registration required.

Join us for a preschool storylab- combining STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) with stories- best for children age 3-6 years old and their caregiver(s).  Older and younger siblings are welcome.  Explore a different building theme each week through books, songs, games, art projects, science experiments and more.  After the 30 minute formal program, enjoy time to socialize and have a snack in the room.

This program is free and no advance sign-up is required.  

Theme:  Music!  Turn recyclables into instruments and create music.  Learn about the didgeridoo- a wind instrument developed in Australia.

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

Best for 0-18 months and their caregiver. This is primarily a lap sit program. Mother Goose on the Loose is a rhyme-filled program promoting early literacy in children birth through 18 months. Children participate with accompanying grown-ups learning rhymes, songs, and hearing stories. The program is followed by playtime allowing children and adults to interact with each other and toys are provided by the library.

This program is free and open to all! No registration required. The formal program begins promptly at 10:15am and concludes in 20 minutes. After that families are invited to stay in the room and play until 11am.

Best for 18 months- 3 years and their caregiver(s). 

Wiggly bodies will sing, dance, play instruments, rhyme, enjoy books that promote movement, and use the parachute. 

This program is free to all, no registration required. The formal program begins promptly at 11:15am and concludes in 20 minutes. After that families may stay and play with toys from the library until noon.

Ms. Marsha of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement program brings Art Adventures to the library.  Art adventures is a program where children learn about a specific artist and then complete a piece of art work in the same style.  This program meets monthly throughout the summer culminating in an art show.    

Best for children ages 4 and up.  The artists include Picasso, Eric Carle, and Monet.  Space is limited.  Please call or stop by the library to register.  This class meets June 22, July 20, August 10 and 17.

This program was made possible through a grant from the Middleborough Cultural Council.  

   This is a Friends of the Middleborough Cemeteries Volunteer Meeting.  Come join us if you want to help out.  

  Bookmark Sale with  Crafting Stations - for All Ages!

  Looking for a unique gift for a birthday, occasion, or back to school? Make your own (book)mark for the occasion!

     Purchase Laminated Bookmarks or Sheets of Stickers (Great for the Classroom or Scrapbooking!).

          Make your own Bookmarks and have them laminated on site! 

                Create a Bookmark Kit to continue the fun when you get home!

                       Enter to win Raffles Prizes!

All Proceeds to Support Library Programs

Sponsored by: The Friends of the Middleborough Public Library and Bookmarks by Randi

See Samples online at Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BookmarksByRandi/?ref=bookmarks and Listia: https://www.listia.com/profile/6721267 

This room will be available for you to make your own bookmarks with supplies purchased at the Make Your Mark event.

Once you make your bookmarks, bring them back to the Large Meeting Room to have them laminated!

Ahoy! People don’t just build on land. They build on water, too! Set sail with us on a thrilling action-packed adventure about a crew of quirky pirates marooned on a desert island. With mutiny and high-tide looming, they must rescue their salty captain and find a way to build a new ship before all hope is lost … at sea!

Throughout the story, volunteers from the audience will help us explore the incredible science behind clouds, combustion, air pressure and more. Do not miss this refreshing nautical tale with a twist!  Best for ages 4-12.

Seating is limited.  Pick up your free ticket to the show beginning on Saturday, July 22nd.

 Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy dogs invite children to practice and improve their reading skills. Her spaniels love having children read to them and are very loving and accepting of all individuals. Children will be able  to read in a relaxed and non-judgmental atmosphere.

 Each 20 minute session will include a meet and greet then reading time. You must register for a session. Stop in or call the library at 508-946-2470 to sign up.

Come to the library to build with Legos and Duplos!  Build a tower, choose a challenge, or just create together.  All ages welcome.  No registration required.

We'll enjoy the newly released Lego Batman movie (rated PG) while we build.

Ms. Marsha of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement brings an interactive program for kids age 4 and up.  Come learn the story of Dave the Potter, a slave who sent messages on each piece of pottery he made.  Participants will listen to the story and learn a few simple techniques for making a pot.  Each child will make their own piece to take home. 

Space is limited.  Please contact the library to register.

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

Best for 0-18 months and their caregiver. This is primarily a lap sit program. Mother Goose on the Loose is a rhyme-filled program promoting early literacy in children birth through 18 months. Children participate with accompanying grown-ups learning rhymes, songs, and hearing stories. The program is followed by playtime allowing children and adults to interact with each other and toys are provided by the library.

This program is free and open to all! No registration required. The formal program begins promptly at 10:15am and concludes in 20 minutes. After that families are invited to stay in the room and play until 11am.

Best for 18 months- 3 years and their caregiver(s). 

Wiggly bodies will sing, dance, play instruments, rhyme, enjoy books that promote movement, and use the parachute. 

This program is free to all, no registration required. The formal program begins promptly at 11:15am and concludes in 20 minutes. After that families may stay and play with toys from the library until noon.

 Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy dogs invite children to practice and improve their reading skills. Her spaniels love having children read to them and are very loving and accepting of all individuals. Children will be able  to read in a relaxed and non-judgmental atmosphere.

 Each 20 minute session will include a meet and greet then reading time. You must register for a session. Stop in or call the library at 508-946-2470 to sign up.

Let’s learn about our favorite star with Ms. Marsha.  On August 21st there will be a solar eclipse, the first one visible in the  United States in 38 years!  Let’s learn all we can about the sun before the event occurs.  Children will watch videos, hear stories and engage in hands-on activities.    Each family will receive a packet of information about the August 21st eclipse.  This program is best for kids in Kindergarten and up.  

Space is limited.  Call or stop by the library to register.

Local author Carla Marrero visits the library with her stories based on the cats she has at home.  Story followed by an activity.

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

How can you get something from nothing? Join Miss Marilyn as she storytells the folktale “Something from Nothing.” She will be telling stories about building character and will have a hands-on craft for attendees.

This program is free, no registration required.

Every month of the year there are many different things to celebrate.  During this group time, for preschoolers, we will be acknowledging various monthly things that are recognized- such as Honey Month, Kite Month, Soup Day, etc.  Enjoy books, songs, sensory experiences, and art related to these celebrations.  Carol Carver of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement will be leading this program for 3-6 year olds and their caregivers.  Space is limited.  Contact the library to register.

Interested in snap circuits?  Want to learn to knit?  Stop by this drop in program for the chance to try your hand at these and other projects in our pop up makerspace.  A variety of materials and tools will be available each time.  Best for kids age 7 and up.

 Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy dogs invite children to practice and improve their reading skills. Her spaniels love having children read to them and are very loving and accepting of all individuals. Children will be able  to read in a relaxed and non-judgmental atmosphere.

 Each 20 minute session will include a meet and greet then reading time. You must register for a session. Stop in or call the library at 508-946-2470 to sign up.

There will be 45 minutes of stories and songs.  A simple craft will be created related to one of the stories.  Each family will leave with a packet of information including how to best enjoy the summer sky.  

No registration required.

Everyone's favorite big, red dog will be visiting the library for a storytime and photo op!  Clifford will help build houses for the Three Little Pigs before taking photos.  The U.Fund Start U. Reading Series is one of MEFA’s statewide early college planning initiatives designed to introduce young students’ to the joy of reading and literacy through interdisciplinary activities.  All participants will have an opportunity to meet Clifford, have their photo taken, and receive a goody bag filled with materials to bring home while supplies last.

No registration required.

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

Ms. Marsha of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement program brings Art Adventures to the library.  Art adventures is a program where children learn about a specific artist and then complete a piece of art work in the same style.  This program meets monthly throughout the summer culminating in an art show.    

Best for children ages 4 and up.  The artists include Picasso, Eric Carle, and Monet.  Space is limited.  Please call or stop by the library to register.  This class meets June 22, July 20, August 10 and 17.

This program was made possible through a grant from the Middleborough Cultural Council.  

 Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy dogs invite children to practice and improve their reading skills. Her spaniels love having children read to them and are very loving and accepting of all individuals. Children will be able  to read in a relaxed and non-judgmental atmosphere.

 Each 20 minute session will include a meet and greet then reading time. You must register for a session. Stop in or call the library at 508-946-2470 to sign up.

This month’s selection is "The Calling" by Inger Ash Wolfe. "Detective Inspector Hazel Micallef has lived all her days in the small town of Port Dundas and is now making her way toward retirement with something less than grace. Hobbled by a bad back and a dependence on painkillers, and feeling blindsided by divorce after nearly four decades of marriage, sixty-one-year-old Hazel has only the constructive criticism of her old goat of a mother and her own sharp tongue to buoy her. But when a terminally ill Port Dundas woman is gruesomely murdered in her own home, Hazel and her understaffed department must spring to life." -Amazon.  Newcomers to the group are welcomed to attend!  

Ms. Marsha from Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement brings Let's Take an Adventure in Space to the library!  Learn about space through stories, play, and crafts.  Families will leave with resources to continue the fun and learning at home.  Best for preschool aged children and their caregivers.

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

Join Miss Marsha from Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement for Tot Time Sing and Learn which offers toddlers a chance to engage in free play, simple crafts, stories and songs.  Parents will receive a packet of information that includes toddler development and activities to extend the learning at home.  Best for kids 9 months- 3 years.  

No registration required.  

Ms. Marsha of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement program brings Art Adventures to the library.  Art adventures is a program where children learn about a specific artist and then complete a piece of art work in the same style.  This program meets monthly throughout the summer culminating in an art show.    

Best for children ages 4 and up.  The artists include Picasso, Eric Carle, and Monet.  Space is limited.  Please call or stop by the library to register.  This class meets June 22, July 20, August 10 and 17.

This program was made possible through a grant from the Middleborough Cultural Council.  

   This is a Friends of the Middleborough Cemeteries Volunteer Meeting.  Come join us if you want to help out.  

Solar Eclipse at the Library:

1:30-2:30- Solar Eclipse Program:  Kids can come to the library to learn about the Sun, how a solar eclipse occurs, and create a sun cookie to eat!  We will focus on safe viewing behavior before handing out special glasses and going out to see the eclipse during its peak.

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

 The Middleborough Public Library is pleased to host weekly Rug Hooking Group meetings, for enthusiasts of all abilities. Come and join us for a while, make a new friend, and share some great conversation! This group is open to the public, and no registration is necessary for this free program. Hope you can join us!

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Sewing can be a social when you join this group for a night of fun that will have you in stitches.  Bring your works in progress to show off and work through it with us.  Open to the public.  

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

This is a meeting for Girl Scout Daisy Troop 62628. We meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month from 4:30pm - 5:45pm.
For more information please contact Leslie Murphy at aculeslie@gmail.com.

With these busy hands, this crafty collective of fiber lovers gather weekly working on WIPs & playing with Chains as we weave our wool together. Whether you are a Knotty Knitter or a Happy Hooker, we'd love for ewe to join us for a few stitches in time! So grab your hanks, balls or skeins to work on your PhD (Projects Half Done) with us! Open to the public.

 The Middleborough Public Library is pleased to host weekly Rug Hooking Group meetings, for enthusiasts of all abilities. Come and join us for a while, make a new friend, and share some great conversation! This group is open to the public, and no registration is necessary for this free program. Hope you can join us!

Every month of the year there are many different things to celebrate.  During this group time, for preschoolers, we will be acknowledging various monthly things that are recognized- such as Honey Month, Kite Month, Soup Day, etc.  Enjoy books, songs, sensory experiences, and art related to these celebrations.  Carol Carver of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement will be leading this program for 3-6 year olds and their caregivers.  Space is limited.  Contact the library to register.

This month’s selection is "Raven Black: Book One of the Shetland Island Quartet" by Ann Cleeves. "The basis for the hit series "Shetland" now airing on PBS. Raven Black begins on New Year's Eve with a lonely outcast named Magnus Tait, who stays home waiting for visitors who never come. But the next morning the body of a murdered teenage girl is discovered nearby, and suspicion falls on Magnus. Inspector Jimmy Perez enters an investigative maze that leads deeper into the past of the Shetland Islands than anyone wants to go." -Amazon.  Newcomers to the group are welcomed to attend!  

Sewing can be a social when you join this group for a night of fun that will have you in stitches.  Bring your works in progress to show off and work through it with us.  Open to the public.  

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

With these busy hands, this crafty collective of fiber lovers gather weekly working on WIPs & playing with Chains as we weave our wool together. Whether you are a Knotty Knitter or a Happy Hooker, we'd love for ewe to join us for a few stitches in time! So grab your hanks, balls or skeins to work on your PhD (Projects Half Done) with us! Open to the public.

 The Middleborough Public Library is pleased to host weekly Rug Hooking Group meetings, for enthusiasts of all abilities. Come and join us for a while, make a new friend, and share some great conversation! This group is open to the public, and no registration is necessary for this free program. Hope you can join us!

Sewing can be a social when you join this group for a night of fun that will have you in stitches.  Bring your works in progress to show off and work through it with us.  Open to the public.  

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

This is a meeting for Girl Scout Daisy Troop 62628. We meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month from 4:30pm - 5:45pm.
For more information please contact Leslie Murphy at aculeslie@gmail.com.

   This is a Friends of the Middleborough Cemeteries Volunteer Meeting.  Come join us if you want to help out.  

With these busy hands, this crafty collective of fiber lovers gather weekly working on WIPs & playing with Chains as we weave our wool together. Whether you are a Knotty Knitter or a Happy Hooker, we'd love for ewe to join us for a few stitches in time! So grab your hanks, balls or skeins to work on your PhD (Projects Half Done) with us! Open to the public.

 The Middleborough Public Library is pleased to host weekly Rug Hooking Group meetings, for enthusiasts of all abilities. Come and join us for a while, make a new friend, and share some great conversation! This group is open to the public, and no registration is necessary for this free program. Hope you can join us!

Sewing can be a social when you join this group for a night of fun that will have you in stitches.  Bring your works in progress to show off and work through it with us.  Open to the public.  

Looking for a job or perhaps some support from other job seekers? Want to expand your networking and make new connections, or simply want to commiserate and swap tips and advice? Then please join the Networking Support Group at the Middleborough Public Library, which meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

With these busy hands, this crafty collective of fiber lovers gather weekly working on WIPs & playing with Chains as we weave our wool together. Whether you are a Knotty Knitter or a Happy Hooker, we'd love for ewe to join us for a few stitches in time! So grab your hanks, balls or skeins to work on your PhD (Projects Half Done) with us! Open to the public.

 The Middleborough Public Library is pleased to host weekly Rug Hooking Group meetings, for enthusiasts of all abilities. Come and join us for a while, make a new friend, and share some great conversation! This group is open to the public, and no registration is necessary for this free program. Hope you can join us!

Join the fun! Find out about Middleboro Girl Scout Troops!

This is a meeting for Girl Scout Daisy Troop 62628. We meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month from 4:30pm - 5:45pm.
For more information please contact Leslie Murphy at aculeslie@gmail.com.

Every month of the year there are many different things to celebrate.  During this group time, for preschoolers, we will be acknowledging various monthly things that are recognized- such as Honey Month, Kite Month, Soup Day, etc.  Enjoy books, songs, sensory experiences, and art related to these celebrations.  Carol Carver of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement will be leading this program for 3-6 year olds and their caregivers.  Space is limited.  Contact the library to register.

This month’s selection is "Knots and Crosses: An Inspector Rebus Novel" by Ian Rankin. "His city is being terrorized by a baffling series of murders...and he's tied to a maniac by an invisible knot of blood. Once John Rebus served in Britain's elite SAS. Now he's an Edinburgh cop who hides from his memories, misses promotions and ignores a series of crank letters. But as the ghoulish killings mount and the tabloid headlines scream, Rebus cannot stop the feverish shrieks from within his own mind. Because he isn't just one cop trying to catch a killer, he's the man who's got all the pieces to the puzzle...." -Amazon.  Newcomers to the group are welcomed to attend!  

Partnership Network Meeting 

Meeting of staff from area homeless shelters to discuss Horizons for Homeless Children’s Playspace Program and receive training in working with children experiencing trauma. 

For more information visit www.horizonschildren.org

Every month of the year there are many different things to celebrate.  During this group time, for preschoolers, we will be acknowledging various monthly things that are recognized- such as Honey Month, Kite Month, Soup Day, etc.  Enjoy books, songs, sensory experiences, and art related to these celebrations.  Carol Carver of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement will be leading this program for 3-6 year olds and their caregivers.  Space is limited.  Contact the library to register.

Volunteer Network Meeting

Meeting for Volunteers with Horizons for Homeless Children to connect around successes and challenge in their experience in the Playspace Program. 

For more information visit www.horizonschildren.org

Volunteer Appreciation Event

Event to celebrate the accomplishments of volunteers with Horizons for Homeless Children. 

For more information visitwww.horizonschildren.org

New Volunteer Training

Training to become a Playspace Activity Leader volunteer with Horizons for Homeless Children. 

For more information visitwww.horizonschildren.org

Volunteer Workshop

for Playspace Activity Leaders with Horizons for Homeless Children. 

For more information visit www.horizonschildren.org

Volunteer Workshop

For Playspace Activity Leaders with Horizons for Homeless Children. 

For more information visit www.horizonschildren.org

Partnership Network Meeting

Meeting of staff from area homeless shelters to discuss Horizons for Homeless Children’s Playspace Program and receive training in working with children experiencing trauma. 

For more information visit www.horizonschildren.org

New Volunteer Training

Training to become a Playspace Activity Leader volunteer with Horizons for Homeless Children.

For more information visit www.horizonschildren.org

Volunteer Workshop

For Playspace Activity Leaders with Horizons for Homeless Children.

For more information visit www.horizonschildren.org