LEGO building bricks and DUPLOs are available for kids of all ages to build with and have fun.  A different challenge is presented each week.  Children younger than 6 must have a caregiver in the room but older kids may build independently while parents are nearby.

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

Fun for the whole family.  Each week we will explore a new theme through stories, science, games, art projects, movie nights and more.

This program is free and no advanced sign up is required.

"O" The Places You'll Go!:  Celebrate Read Across America and Dr. Seuss’ birthday with selections that have won the Theodore Geisel award.  Learn more about this author and have fun with letters at this program for all ages. 

Join us for a preschool storytime best for children age 3-6 years old and their caregiver.  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.

Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!  It’s a letter-filled, silly birthday celebration honoring Theodore Seuss Geisel himself. 

Job Support Group meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

Meet and greet for the volunteers for The Friends of the Middleborough Cemeteries.

All who knit, crochet or do other needle crafts welcome.  No lessons given, but

feel free to ask questions!

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 no advanced sign-up is 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 with no advance sign-up 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.

Pack 20 Cub Scout Committee Meeting

The monthly meeting is tonight

This month’s selection is Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn.  Newcomers to the group are welcomed to attend! 

LEGO building bricks and DUPLOs are available for kids of all ages to build with and have fun.  A different challenge is presented each week.  Children younger than 6 must have a caregiver in the room but older kids may build independently while parents are nearby.

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

Fun for the whole family.  Each week we will explore a new theme through stories, science, games, art projects, movie nights and more.

This program is free and no advanced sign up is required.

Green Reads:  Get ready for St. Patrick’s Day with stories, songs and more based on the upcoming holiday. 

Join us for a preschool storytime best for children age 3-6 years old and their caregiver.  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.

Lucky Letters:  We’ll celebrate St. Patrick’s Day  a little early with stories and more based on the upcoming holiday.

Job Support Group meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

If you missed seeing Middleborough as featured on Chronicle, come to the Library to view a repeat

All who knit, crochet or do other needle crafts welcome.  No lessons given, but

feel free to ask questions!

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 no advanced sign-up is 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 with no advance sign-up 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 monthly parent-child programs held at the Middleboro Public Library.  Each month we will explore a new topic.  Hands-on activities, books and open discussion will be part of each program.  This is appropriate for children Kindergarten-4th grade.

This month we will be exploring the World of Engineering.  We will be using a variety of building materials such as Legos and gears to engineer different structures.

The program is free but registration is required.  Please go to:  http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07eajpyr1se068e622&llr=npijo9cab to register.

Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy pets, Tivy, Vi, or Brazen invite children to practice and improve their reading skills.  Tivy and Vi and Brazen 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 and then reading time.  Please feel free to bring your favorite books or borrow some from the library.

Call or come into the library to sign up for one or more sessions.  You can sign up for multiple sessions, but please do so for only 2 weeks at a time so we can accomodate as many participants as possible.  Signups have begun.

Conservation Commission Meeting

Meeting for local providers

Instructor: Michelle Campbell-Gaylor

Coordinated Family Community Engagement's Carol Carver will run a special storytime for children age 3-6. Gift of Rhyme requires registration and space is limited.  Call or stop by the library to register. 

This is a celebration for Literacy Month and will include songs, movement, rhyming, creative art and some parachute play!

Job Support Group meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

This session will explain the features of how to use the Print Module in Lightroom photo editing software.

All who knit, crochet or do other needle crafts welcome.  No lessons given, but

feel free to ask questions!

Liz Buchanan from Antelope Dance Music and Literacy will join us for a very special music program.  Best for children from birth-6 years of age. Come sing, dance and clap along with us.  While you are here, check out one of her CDs and keep singing along at home!

Program is free of charge and no registration is necessary.

Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy pets, Tivy, Vi, or Brazen invite children to practice and improve their reading skills.  Tivy and Vi and Brazen 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 and then reading time.  Please feel free to bring your favorite books or borrow some from the library.

Call or come into the library to sign up for one or more sessions.  You can sign up for multiple sessions, but please do so for only 2 weeks at a time so we can accomodate as many participants as possible.  Signups have begun.

Meet and greet event

Job Support Group meets weekly for those in need of support in their job search process.

This month’s selection is The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics by Daniel James Brown.  All are welcomed to join!

Award winning author Holly Black joins us to talk about her work.  

Holly Black is the author of bestselling contemporary fantasy books for kids and teens. Some of her titles include The Spiderwick Chronicles (with Tony DiTerlizzi), The Modern Faerie Tale series, the Curse Workers series, Doll Bones, and The Coldest Girl in Coldtown. She has been a finalist for the Mythopoeic Award and for an Eisner Award, and the recipient of both an Andre Norton Award and a Newbery Honor. Her new books are The Darkest Part of the Forest, a return to faerie fiction, and The Iron Trial, the first book in a middle grade fantasy series, Magisterium, co-authored by Cassandra Clare. 

All who knit, crochet or do other needle crafts welcome.  No lessons given, but

feel free to ask questions!

Join Carol Carver for a drop-in playgroup for all ages.  This will be free play with some songs, movement, stories, open-ended art projects for young children, as well as tunnel play. No registration is required. 

Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy pets, Tivy, Vi, or Brazen invite children to practice and improve their reading skills.  Tivy and Vi and Brazen 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 and then reading time.  Please feel free to bring your favorite books or borrow some from the library.

Call or come into the library to sign up for one or more sessions.  You can sign up for multiple sessions, but please do so for only 2 weeks at a time so we can accomodate as many participants as possible.  Signups have begun.

"The Golden Days of Television" with Mel Simons

Before cable, HD and huge flat screens, before color TVs and remote controls, TV was grainy black & white - but it was nevertheless wonderful!

Join Mel for his video sojourn into the early days of TV.  This presentation features clips from classic shows such as 'Your Hit Parade' and 'Your Show of Shows' with stars like Milton Berle and Sid Caesar.

Funded in part by the Middleborough Cultural Council.

Informational Session

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As part of our Retro Weekend, adults are invited to an Old Fashion Sock Hop  featuring DJ Andy Dargelis

Funded in part by the Middleborough Cultural Council

Throw Back Weekend Event for kids off all ages.

Drop in for classic cartoons.

Enjoy an afternoon of the Big Band Sound of the Olde Kids on the Block

LEGO building bricks and DUPLOs are available for kids of all ages to build with and have fun.  A different challenge is presented each week.  Children younger than 6 must have a caregiver in the room but older kids may build independently while parents are nearby.

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

Fun for the whole family.  Each week we will explore a new theme through stories, science, games, art projects, movie nights and more.

This program is free and no advanced sign up is required.

Up, up, and away!  March weather blows in and out.  Join us as we read stories and do other activities related to the changing seasons. 

Join us for a preschool storytime best for children age 3-6 years old and their caregiver.  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.

Lions and Lambs:  They say March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb.  We’ll discover what this means and have some fun with animal stories. 

Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy pets, Tivy, Vi, or Brazen invite children to practice and improve their reading skills.  Tivy and Vi and Brazen 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 and then reading time.  Please feel free to bring your favorite books or borrow some from the library.

Call or come into the library to sign up for one or more sessions.  You can sign up for multiple sessions, but please do so for only 2 weeks at a time so we can accomodate as many participants as possible.  Signups have begun.

Training for human rights-TBD

Open to the public.

Please see this space for more information in early 2015.

Registration will be required. More information to follow!

Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy pets, Tivy, Vi, or Brazen invite children to practice and improve their reading skills.  Tivy and Vi and Brazen 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 and then reading time.  Please feel free to bring your favorite books or borrow some from the library.

Call or come into the library to sign up for one or more sessions.  You can sign up for multiple sessions, but please do so for only 2 weeks at a time so we can accomodate as many participants as possible.  Signups have begun.

Dreaming of owning a home, but not sure if you’re qualified?

Let us help you find your way.

Join us for this complimentary First Time Home Buyers Education Seminar: Presented by:  Ray Severance/RMS, Inc. and Diana Hickey/RE/MAX Spectrum

Light refreshments will be served.

Bring a friend and get a chance to win the evening’s raffle prize!

Seating is Limited

Please call Helena Allen at 774-213-9326 or visit

http://tinyurl.com/RMSandREMAXSeminar 

The monthly meeting is tonight

This month’s selection is "A Commonplace Killing" by Sian Busby.  Newcomers to the group are welcomed to attend! 

Ms. Marilyn Thayer and her credentialed family therapy pets, Tivy, Vi, or Brazen invite children to practice and improve their reading skills.  Tivy and Vi and Brazen 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 and then reading time.  Please feel free to bring your favorite books or borrow some from the library.

Call or come into the library to sign up for one or more sessions.  You can sign up for multiple sessions, but please do so for only 2 weeks at a time so we can accomodate as many participants as possible.  Signups have begun.

More info to come!

This month’s selection is Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline.  All are welcomed to join!

Donna White presenting program on Compassiionate Fatigue

The monthly meeting is tonight

ProHome presents an First Time Homebuyers seminar.  This is a 2 part program

Registration will be required. More information to follow!

ProHome presents an First Time Homebuyers seminar.  This is a 2 part program

This month’s selection is All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Dern.  All are welcomed to join!

The monthly meeting is tonight

The monthly meeting is tonight

The monthly meeting is tonight

The monthly meeting is tonight

The monthly meeting is tonight

The monthly meeting is tonight

The monthly meeting is tonight