This is a Planning meeting for the Middleboro Ice Hockey Group (MIHG).

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. First come, first served.  No registration.

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.

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.

Middleborough Republican Town Committee meeting

 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!

TBD

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.

This is a Planning meeting for the Middleboro Ice Hockey Group (MIHG).

 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!

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!  

It's a BLOCK PARTY! Lego building bricks and DUPLOs are available for kids of all ages to build with and have fun. A different challenge or theme is presented each time.

Free.  No registration is required! Join us for the whole hour or less time.  

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 quartely meeting for the Friends of the Middleborough Public Library.
  Please consider joining this important group which supports the library and its many wonderful programs.

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.

It's a BLOCK PARTY! Lego building bricks and DUPLOs are available for kids of all ages to build with and have fun. A different challenge or theme is presented each time.

Free.  No registration is required! Join us for the whole hour or less time.  

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.  

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 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: Things That Go!

This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.  

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.

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.  

Cub Scout sign-ups. If interested but unable to attend this evening, please contact George O'Loughlin at george.oloughlin@scouting.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!

It's a BLOCK PARTY! Lego building bricks and DUPLOs are available for kids of all ages to build with and have fun. A different challenge or theme is presented each time.

Free.  No registration is required! Join us for the whole hour or less time.  

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.  

Come take a trip around the world with us and find out where our live animals come from. This program explores the diverse habitats of our planet and the animals that live within them. See why some animals are well suited for certain areas and why some are not.

Preschoolers and Home Schoolers are invited to join us for this special program.  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.

This month’s selection is "Book of Ages: The Life and Opinions of Jane Franklin" by Jill Lepore. "From one of our most accomplished and widely admired historians—a revelatory portrait of Benjamin Franklin's youngest sister, Jane, whose obscurity and poverty were matched only by her brother’s fame and wealth but who, like him, was a passionate reader, a gifted writer, and an astonishingly shrewd political commentator." -Amazon. New members always welcome!

Join Nancy Kidd from Musikgarten for a “Mommy* and Me” Music and Dance Class!   

* Daddies, grandparents, nannies and other caregivers also welcome.

Children and their caregivers will explore music through singing, dancing, instrument playing, finger play and much more! These fun activities lay the foundation for musical literacy, while also promoting overall physical and mental development, and creating a special bonding time with caregivers.  Best for kids 2-5 years and younger siblings are welcome!

Registration required for this free event, call 508.946.2470 or stop by the library.

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!

It's a BLOCK PARTY! Lego building bricks and DUPLOs are available for kids of all ages to build with and have fun. A different challenge or theme is presented each time.

Free.  No registration is required! Join us for the whole hour or less time.  

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 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: TBD

This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.  

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.

Join Carol Carver for a Playful Yoga program for 4-6 year olds held two consecutive weeks.  Warm ups, energizing activities, imagination journeys, yoga poses and calming activities repeated both weeks.  There will be time for a new story and creative art each time.  

Registration required.  Please stop by or call the library at 508-946-2470.  

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.

It's a BLOCK PARTY! Lego building bricks and DUPLOs are available for kids of all ages to build with and have fun. A different challenge or theme is presented each time.

Free.  No registration is required! Join us for the whole hour or less time.  

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 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: TBD

This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.  

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.

Join Carol Carver for a Playful Yoga program for 4-6 year olds held two consecutive weeks.  Warm ups, energizing activities, imagination journeys, yoga poses and calming activities repeated both weeks.  There will be time for a new story and creative art each time.  

Registration required.  Please stop by or call the library at 508-946-2470.  

This is a Planning meeting for the Middleboro Ice Hockey Group (MIHG).

Bring in your gently used costumes and accessories to swap for new-to-you ones that can be used for dress up play or Halloween.  Enjoy themed games, crafts, and light refreshments throughout the day.

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.

 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 "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

It's a BLOCK PARTY! Lego building bricks and DUPLOs are available for kids of all ages to build with and have fun. A different challenge or theme is presented each time.

Free.  No registration is required! Join us for the whole hour or less time.  

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 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: TBD

This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.  

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.

Discovery Workshops are bi-monthly parent/ child activities for school aged children. Each workshop will focus on a new topic. Topics range from science – history – art.

This group is geared toward children ages 6-12. 

Space is limited.  Register required.  Please check back here for details.

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

 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.

It's a BLOCK PARTY! Lego building bricks and DUPLOs are available for kids of all ages to build with and have fun. A different challenge or theme is presented each time.

Free.  No registration is required! Join us for the whole hour or less time.  

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 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: TBD

This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.  

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.

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 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: TBD

This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.  

More info coming soon.  This will be a registration required program.

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.

 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.

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

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 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: TBD

This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.  

More info coming soon.  This will be a registration required program.

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.

Discovery Workshops are bi-monthly parent/ child activities for school aged children. Each workshop will focus on a new topic. Topics range from science – history – art.

This group is geared toward children ages 6-12. 

Space is limited.  Register required.  Please check back here for details.

 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.

More info coming soon.  This will be a registration required program.

   This will be the Friends of the Middleborough Cemeteries Volunteer Appreication Night. Please join us!

 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.

More info coming soon.  This will be a registration required program.

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

More info coming soon.  This will be a registration required program.

Carol Carver of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family and Community Engagement program will lead a school aged mosaic art program.  Best for Kindergarten- 2nd grade, it will include learning about famous artists creating various mosaic designs as well as the creativity of making a mosaic-looking sculpture!

Space is limited- please call or stop by the library to register.

Preschoolers!  Come down to the library with your parent and join Carol Carver for some night-time fun.  Songs, rhymes, games, science, sensory, art and decorating a cookie for home to share- YUM!

Space is limited.  Please contact Carol Carver at 508-599-1666 x1811 or ccarver@selfhelpinc.org to register for this program.

Discovery Workshops are bi-monthly parent/ child activities for school aged children. Each workshop will focus on a new topic. Topics range from science – history – art.

This group is geared toward children ages 6-12. 

Space is limited.  Register required.  Please check back here for details.

  This is the Annual Meeting for the Friends of the Middleborough Public Library.
  Please consider joining this important group which supports the library and its many wonderful programs.

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