This is a support group for Veteran Caregivers. We meet on the 4th Monday of each month. There will be light refreshments.

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 Children's Librarian Miss Amanda for a fun night with the whole family.  

First Grade Reunion!  Meet up with your friends from Kindergarten.  

This program is free, no advanced sign up required.

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.  

Learn about animal habitats through a hands-on program at Soule Homestead.  Children age 3-6 are encouraged to sign up for this program.  We will meet at Soule Homeastead.  The program is free but space is limited.  Register by stopping by the library or calling 508-946-2470.

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.

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!

  Details for this program will be coming soon!

  This is the monthly meeting for the Middleborough Library Board of Trustees.

This month’s selection is "City of Ice" by  John Farrow. "A college kid in a Santa Claus suit is tortured, murdered, and left hanging from a meat hook on Christmas Eve--a gift intended for one particular cop. This gripping debut thriller set in bone-chilling midwinter Montreal features one of the most compelling new heroes to emerge in crime fiction: Sergeant-Detective Émile Cinq-Mars." -Amazon.  Newcomers to the group are welcomed to attend!  

MHS Goes to London: Fundraising Meeting

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 month’s selection is "Ahab's Wife, Or, the Star-Gazer" by Sena Jeter Naslund. "Inspired by a brief passage in Melville's Moby Dick, this is a saga of a woman whose life is dominated by the ocean. As a child, Una Spenser is sent away from her family to live in a lighthouse but the unknown beckons and she runs away to sea disguised as a cabin boy."-Google Books. New members always welcome! 

Join Liz Barbour, of Liz Barbour's Creative Feast, as she takes a journey back to the early 1700s and discusses the workings of the colonial kitchen and the ingredients available.  Watch as Liz demonstrates a few recipes with historic roots that she has adapted for today's shopping and palate.  Enjoy a cooking demonstration of two delicious recipes from locally sourced ingredients and samples!

Registration is required and must be completed by Wed., Sept. 28 at 8:00 p.m. Call 508/946-2470 or email Libby Fox at lfox@sailsinc.org. 

Barbour has been cooking professionally in the Boston area since 1992 and started "Liz Barbour's Creative Feast" in 2004. Her cooking demonstrations and recipes have been featured on "New Hampshire Chronicle" and in various publications including "New Hampshire Magazine."  Liz is an avid home gardener and often uses her own fresh herbs and edible flowers in her cooking demos.

Her relaxed and humorous attitudes toward food demystify the cooking process. Sit back and watch while she prepares and presents exciting dishes for you and your friends to enjoy, while focusing on basic cooking techniques, knife skills, healthy ingredient combinations, and the use of herbs and spices to enhance flavors. 

Thanks to the Friends of the Middleborough Public Library for sponsoring this event.

This is a closed 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 will be a meeting to conduct regular business ot the Middleborough Republican Town Committee. This meeting is also open to the public. No refreshments will be served.

 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.

  Come and stop by this new networking group with a focus on local area. This group meets twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Thursday.

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.

Let's Explore Engineering: Using Creativity to solve problems.  In this hour long program school aged children will be introduced to various types of engineering. They will be challenged to use materials to solve a variety of problems.   This group is geared towards students grade K - 4th grade.

Space is limited.  Please register each child attending: http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07ed69n88pc14b8438&llr=npijo9cab

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 us for a Costume Swap from 10am-2pm in the Library's large meeting room.  Don't have a costume to swap?  Come for games, snacks, art projects and more!  McDonalds will even be supplying a limited number of lunches around noon.  Costumes and/or accessories can be dropped off in the Children's room up until the event.  All ages welcome.

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 Children's Librarian Miss Amanda for a fun night with the whole family.  

Game Night:  Bring your family and/or friends to the Library for old fashioned games, puzzles, and more!

This program is free, no advanced sign up required.

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.  Special guests from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute will be joining us today for a program on ocean animals.

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.

Fans of the The Delvena Theatre Company's "Meet Julia Child!" show last January will be happy to hear that the acting troupe is returning this month with their performance of "Lizzie Borden and the 40 Whacks."

On a scorching hot day in Fall River, back in August of 1892, a heinous crime occurred.  Spinster Lizzie Borden was accused, tried, and acquitted for the vicious axe murders of her father and stepmother. This true unsolved mystery has fascinated people for more than 100 years. Two people died on that day in 1892, but Lizzie continues to live on in American folklore.

The live performance includes a mock trial that invites the audience to participate by questioning Lizzie, and voting on her guilt or innocence.  This “edutainment” production features Lynne Moulton and Joseph Zamparelli in multiple roles depicting Lizzie’s story and educating the audience members so that they may be informed “jurists”. Did she or didn’t she?  Let the audience be the judge. 

The cast opens up to the audience for discussion after the performance.

PLEASE NOTE: This production is not recommended for children younger than 10 years old.

The Delvena Theatre Company has been entertaining audiences for more than 20 years with plays that are thought-provoking, often humorous, and always enriching.  

Dept. of Developmental Services trainer Maureen King will discuss the topic:  Friends Matter!

This training program looks at the qualities of friendship and the opportunities for building friendships between people with and without disabilities.

Light refreshments will be served.

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 closed 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!

This is a support group for Veteran Caregivers. We meet on the 4th Monday of each month. There will be light refreshments.

This will be a meeting of the Shelter Advisory Board. For more info. about Horizons for Homeless Children, please visit their website at: http://www.horizonsforhomelesschildren.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 Children's Librarian Miss Amanda for a fun night with the whole family.  

Get into the spirit of Halloween at a family fun movie night.  Bring a picnic dinner and/or snacks for a showing of Hotel Transylvania 2 - rated PG- on the Library’s big screen.  

This program is free, no advanced sign up required.

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.  

This program is free and no advance sign-up is required.  Special guests from the South Shore Natural Science Center will bring a 45 minute, interactive, hands-on program on Nocturnal Animals.  

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 "First Women: The Grace and Power of America’s Modern First Ladies" by Kate Andersen Brower. "An intimate, news-making look at the true modern power brokers at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue: the First Ladies, from Jackie Kennedy to Michelle Obama." -Amazon. New members always welcome! 

  Come and stop by this new networking group with a focus on local area. This group meets twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Thursday.

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.

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.  

Friends of Middleborough Cemeteries Art Gallery  - Reception for the artwork.

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: TBA

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.

Join us for an evening of mystery, suspense and mindbending entertainment.

Rory Raven has had a life-long interest in all things psychic and paranormal, leading him to a career as a mentalist and mindbender. His goal is to reproduce the kind of effects parapsychologists have been researching for years – only he wants to do them live and onstage.

As Rory says, “I'm skeptical about paranormal activity. But a background in theater and an interest in esoteric subjects help me to bend the audience’s minds.”

Rory has performed everywhere from Salem and Manhattan to Istanbul, and he's performed for everyone from college students, bar patrons, and educational groups, to nightclub crowds, champion bridge players, and even a coven of witches.

Throughout his travels, Rory says that one thing has always intrigued him. “What I find interesting is that everyone has an opinion about whether or not telepathy exists. The great thing is that you don't have to believe in order to find mentalism compelling, any more than you have to believe that the actor onstage really is a melancholy Danish prince in order to get completely caught up in that experience. Remember, we're in the Theater of the Mind, and not just my mind... but yours as well.”

Suitable for adults and older teens.

This program is free and open to the public, and no registration is required.  It's made by possible by support from the Friends of the Middleborough Public Library.

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 closed 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!

  Details for this program will be coming soon!

This will be a meeting for the Middleborough Cultural Council. For more information about the Cultural Council, please visit http://www.mass-culture.org/Middleborough.

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: TBA

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.

  You'll never believe what the Big Dig has uncovered!  Though not the most popular construction project, the Big Dig has contributed more to our
  understanding and appreciation of the city’s archaeological history than any other recent event. Joseph M. Bagley, city archaeologist of Boston,
  will talk about some of these findings; from cannonballs to drinking cups and ancient spears to chinaware, and discuss his new book, A History of
  Boston in 50 Artifacts.

  Please watch this space for more information!

  Come and stop by this new networking group with a focus on local area. This group meets twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Thursday.

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 month we will be learning about Benjamin Franklin and many of his amazing accomplishments.  In this hour long program school aged children will be introduced to this American Forefather. This group is geared toward children ages 6-12.

Space is limited.  Register here:  http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07ed75cvvua3e31ad1&llr=npijo9cab

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 the monthly meeting for the Middleborough Library Board of Trustees.

This month’s selection is "A Perfect Match" by Jill McGown. "The news rocked the town. A woman's body found in a boathouse. And the woman's last known companion Missing Presumed Fled. To the people of Stansfield it's an open and shut case. But Detective Inspector Lloyd - teamed up once more with Sergeant Judy Hill - isn't so quick to jump to conclusions." -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.  

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: TBA

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.

This will be a meeting to conduct regular business ot the Middleborough Republican Town Committee. This meeting is also open to the public. No refreshments will be served.

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 closed 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.

 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 is a support group for Veteran Caregivers. We meet on the 4th Monday of each month. There will be light refreshments.

Appreciation Night. For more info. about Horizons for Homeless Children, please visit their website at: http://www.horizonsforhomelesschildren.org.

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 month’s selection is "Fortune's Children: The Fall of the House of Vanderbilt" by Arthur T. Vanderbilt II. "An enthralling true story that recreates the drama, splendor, and wealth of the legendary Vanderbilts. Vanderbilt: The very name is synonymous with the Gilded Age. The family patriarch, "the Commodore,” built a fortune that made him the world's richest man by 1877. Yet, less than fifty years after his death, no Vanderbilt was counted among the world's richest people." -Amazon. New members always welcome! 

This is a closed 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.

New Volunteer training. For more info. about Horizons for Homeless Children, please visit their website at: http://www.horizonsforhomelesschildren.org.

 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!

  Details for this program will be coming soon!

Join Carol Carver of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family & Community Engagement program for two nights of fun on Tuesday, December 6th and Tuesday, December 13th from 5:30-7pm.  Bring your buddy- dad, mom, grandpa, grandma, aunt or uncle- and get ready to enjoy activities related to winter, penguins, tinkering, parachute play, stories, free play, music and more.  Activities are geared towards children 3-5 years of age.

Space is limited.  Please call the library at 508-946-2470 or stop by to register.  

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 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!  No registration required for this free event.

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.

  Come and stop by this new networking group with a focus on local area. This group meets twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Thursday.

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 month we will be learning about Ed Emberly and his fun style of fingerprint art. This group is geared toward children ages 6-12

Space is limited.  Register here:  http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07ed75nzd2af31b697&llr=npijo9cab

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!

  This is the monthly meeting for the Middleborough Library Board of Trustees.

Join Carol Carver of Self Help Inc.'s Coordinated Family & Community Engagement program for two nights of fun on Tuesday, December 6th and Tuesday, December 13th from 5:30-7pm.  Bring your buddy- dad, mom, grandpa, grandma, aunt or uncle- and get ready to enjoy activities related to winter, penguins, tinkering, parachute play, stories, free play, music and more.  Activities are geared towards children 3-5 years of age.

Space is limited.  Please call the library at 508-946-2470 or stop by to register.  

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 closed 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.

This will be a meeting to conduct regular business ot the Middleborough Republican Town Committee. This meeting is also open to the public. No refreshments will be served.

 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.

  Come and stop by this new networking group with a focus on local area. This group meets twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Thursday.

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!

This is a closed 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.

  Let's create and build sand sculptures together!  This group will meet monthly and will engage parents and 3-5 year olds in parachute play, mystery box, stories, songs and movement, creating a plan with the suggested materials and theme, and designing your sand sculpture using various tools and creativity.

Pictures will be taken of each design and sent to the participants every month along with a related fun art project to do at home.  

Space is limited for this free program.  Stop by the library or call 508-946-2470 to sign up.

  This is the monthly meeting for the Middleborough Library Board of Trustees.

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: TBA

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.

In January we will be learning about Ancient Egyptian Mummies. This month we will use the You Choose book to navigate our way through Ancient Egypt. This group is geared toward children ages 6-12. 

Space is limited.  Register here:  http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07ed76dn6l66ebb2b8&llr=npijo9cab

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: TBA

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.

This is a closed 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.

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: TBA

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 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: TBA

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.

This is a closed 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.

  Let's create and build sand sculptures together!  This group will meet monthly and will engage parents and 3-5 year olds in parachute play, mystery box, stories, songs and movement, creating a plan with the suggested materials and theme, and designing your sand sculpture using various tools and creativity.

Pictures will be taken of each design and sent to the participants every month along with a related fun art project to do at home.  

Space is limited for this free program.  Stop by the library or call 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: TBA

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.

  This is the monthly meeting for the Middleborough Library Board of Trustees.

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: TBA

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.

This is a closed 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 closed 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.

  Let's create and build sand sculptures together!  This group will meet monthly and will engage parents and 3-5 year olds in parachute play, mystery box, stories, songs and movement, creating a plan with the suggested materials and theme, and designing your sand sculpture using various tools and creativity.

Pictures will be taken of each design and sent to the participants every month along with a related fun art project to do at home.  

Space is limited for this free program.  Stop by the library or call 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: TBA

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.

  This is the monthly meeting for the Middleborough Library Board of Trustees.

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: TBA

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.  

Location: Large Meeting Room

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 closed 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.

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: TBA

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 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: TBA

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.

  Let's create and build sand sculptures together!  This group will meet monthly and will engage parents and 3-5 year olds in parachute play, mystery box, stories, songs and movement, creating a plan with the suggested materials and theme, and designing your sand sculpture using various tools and creativity.

Pictures will be taken of each design and sent to the participants every month along with a related fun art project to do at home.  

Space is limited for this free program.  Stop by the library or call 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: TBA

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.

This is a closed 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 the monthly meeting for the Middleborough Library Board of Trustees.

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: TBA

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.

This is a closed 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.

Come speak (via Skype) with author Deb Caletti and hear about her new book for adults, What's Become of Her, and about her life as an author.  She'll also answer questions from the audience. 

The Skype call with Caletti will run from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.  Then everyone is invited to stay until 8:00 p.m.to join Ellie and Her Bookies for a discussion of Caletti's book, He's Gone.

This month’s selection is "He's Gone" by Deb Caletti. "On Sunday morning after a wild party, Dani wakes up alone and hopes her husband has gone to get coffee and muffins. A little later, she thinks maybe he is angry about a tiff the night before and decided to spend Sunday at work. It isn’t until dark is falling and she finds his car in the parking lot near their home that she begins to worry. What follows are agonizing days of searching and hoping. Did something awful happen, or is his disappearance voluntary? Neither answer is comforting, and Dani proceeds to rethink every moment of their marriage, from their first meeting to the party right before his disappearance. -- Booklist 

New members always welcome! 

  Let's create and build sand sculptures together!  This group will meet monthly and will engage parents and 3-5 year olds in parachute play, mystery box, stories, songs and movement, creating a plan with the suggested materials and theme, and designing your sand sculpture using various tools and creativity.

Pictures will be taken of each design and sent to the participants every month along with a related fun art project to do at home.  

Space is limited for this free program.  Stop by the library or call 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: TBA

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.