CANCELLED In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. In honor of Women's History Month, and with the help of our new streaming service Kanopy, we will be screening the award-winning documentary Miss Representation, directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom. "Like drawing back a curtain to let bright light stream in, Miss Representation uncovers a glaring reality we live with every day but fail to see...how mainstream media contributes to the under-representation of women in positions of power and influence in America." Join us for a screening and brief discussion. Light refreshments will be served. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. For kids ages birth-3 years & their adult CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. THIS MEETING HAS BEEN CANCELED This month the Wednesday Morning book club will be discussing "The Color of Lightning" by Paulette Jiles. In post-Civil War Texas, ex-slave Britt Johnson, returning from a trip, discovers his family members murdered and kidnapped as a result of an Indian raid, and sets out to rescue his loved ones and seek revenge. The group meets once a month, usually the first Wednesday of the month, except January 2020 in which the group will meet the 2nd Wenesday of the month, at 10 am. Registeration required. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Monthly board meeting. POSTPONED - NEW DATE TBD In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Dr. Dane Klinger is the Aquaculture Innovation Fellow at Conservation International (CI), where he leads CI’s work on aquaculture governance, finance, and innovation. Klinger has worked for and with businesses, foundations, NGOs, and universities in the United States and abroad to develop solutions to a range of challenges in commercial aquaculture and the global seafood trade. He holds a Ph.D. from Stanford University and was a postdoctoral researcher at Princeton University. He is also visiting scientist in the Department of Nutrition at Harvard University. START DATE POSTPONED! New Dates TBD. In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Join us for a civil discussion of 8 timely topics for 2020 -- No prior knowledge or expertise is required to join the conversation. The only requirement is to read the topic overview in the Great Decisions Briefing Book prior to the weekly meeting. Each session will begin with a viewing of a 20 minute DVD that provides an overview of the topic to be discussed. Learn more about this year's topics and the Great Decisions program by visiting the Foreign Policy Association's website. Registration is required for this program. There is a $32 materials fee payable when you pick up your briefing book prior to the first session, or feel free to order your own copy via the FPA website. The 2020 edition will be available beginning in January. A Reference Copy is available for in-library use for participants who do not wish to purchase their own copy. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. THIS MEETING HAS BEEN CANCELED Monthly meeting. We are a community organization providing access to government and political officials, candidates, and support activities. This meeting is open to all who are interested in strengthening individual and political rights which guarantee social and economic justice of ALL. Discussion of political issues / interests both locally and nationally. THIS MEETING HAS BEEN CANCELED. Planning meeting for the organizing body of the 2020 clean-up event in Attleboro. Do you ever like you’re being feel pulled in a million directions and are unable to focus? Would you like to take some time to slow down your thoughts and explore your inner emotions? Perhaps you would like to start writing but don’t know where to begin. Join us for a journaling session- attendees will explore the calming nature of journaling, as well as the benefits it has on one’s mental well-being, with prompts and group discussion. Please bring something to write with and something to write on. Join musician Paul Speidel for this entertaining and historical musical performance! This curated concert takes listeners on a musical journey from the beginnings of Jazz and its Country Blues roots, through each subsequent period of Jazz evolution, bringing them right up to the modern day with examples of the Blues influences—not just in Jazz—but also Latin, Soul and Rock-n-Roll! Registration is recommended for this popular event! Paul Speidel has performed at major clubs and festivals in the Greater Boston area, such as Scullers, Ryles, Johnny D's, Acton Jazz Cafe, and many others. He taught Jazz and Blues in the Newton Public Schools for many years, and has presented programs at public and private venues in the area, as well. Last year, he had the privilege of performing live on WBUR’s “Radio Boston” program to nearly 500,000 listeners, and has appeared on countless other area radio shows over the years, including WBZ with Jordan Rich. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Attleboro Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. For kids in grades K-6. We meet once a month during most months to build, create, meet new friends & have fun. No need to register. Just come and join in the fun! CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Please join us for a book discussion of All You Can Ever Know: A Memoir, by Nicole Chung. The Biography Book Group meets once a month on a Monday night from 6:30-7:30 p.m. We read biographies, memoirs, autobiographies, and travel narratives. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Check out our newest book club! Children in grades 5-8 and their parents are welcome to join us as we meet to discuss Short by Holly Goldberg Sloan. Please register so we know you are coming! Unaccompanied adults not allowed. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. THIS MEETING HAS BEEN CANCELED A welcoming place for individuals living with memory changes & their care partners. Come spend the morning, have a cup of coffee, and enjoy refreshments. An RSVP is kindly requested. Care partners must accompany guests. The Memory Cafe is sponsored by The Arc of Bristol County. The goals for Memory Cafes are to provide social connection, access to support, and engaging activities for individuals living with memory changes and their care partners. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Monthly meeting. START DATE POSTPONED! New Dates TBD. In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Join us for a civil discussion of 8 timely topics for 2020 -- No prior knowledge or expertise is required to join the conversation. The only requirement is to read the topic overview in the Great Decisions Briefing Book prior to the weekly meeting. Each session will begin with a viewing of a 20 minute DVD that provides an overview of the topic to be discussed. Learn more about this year's topics and the Great Decisions program by visiting the Foreign Policy Association's website. Registration is required for this program. There is a $32 materials fee payable when you pick up your briefing book prior to the first session, or feel free to order your own copy via the FPA website. The 2020 edition will be available beginning in January. A Reference Copy is available for in-library use for participants who do not wish to purchase their own copy. This meeting has been canceled. Social Security Planning is an important part of retirement income. Over 57% of Americans take their SS benefits before normal retirement age, resulting in benefits that are far lower than if they had waited. This seminar will discuss how much retirees can expect to receive, how to apply, and how to maximize benefits. A personalized report showing actual benefits for each participant at different ages and strategies is offered. Registration required. Presenter: Catherine LeBlanc, Public Affairs Specialist This meeting has been canceled. Monthly meeting. This meeting has been canceled. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. THIS PROGRAM IS FULL, THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT RESPONSE! Youth in grades 5-12 are welcome to join us for a Harry Potter themed Maker Madness!! During the program participants will decorate a tote bag with heat transfer vinyl via a pre-cut Harry Potter themed design. Tote bags will be provided, if a participant would like to make a t-shirt with the design instead they may, however they must bring a t-shirt in a light color (no black or other dark colors), t-shirts will NOT be provided. During the program a Cricut Heat Press will be used, overseen by an adult. Participants need to be able to follow directions and behave safely around the equipment. Registration is required & very limited, open only to youth in grades 5-12. POSTPONED - NEW DATE TBD In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Are you a writer looking to engage with other writers for encouragement and ideas? Looking for some advice on how to deal with writer’s block, editing, re-writes and publishing? Join the Attleboro Public Library Writers springtime series starting on Thursday, April 9th at 7:00pm. Writing sessions will be held monthly on April 9, May 7, and June 11 in a relaxed and informal setting. Writers of any genre and level of experience are welcome to join this inspiring and supportive. Participants will be empowered with one-on-one sessions as well as online and phone support. In June the APL Writers will host community event and share their writing with the public. Spaces are limited and in signing up you are agreeing to commit to all three sessions. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Youth age 13+ are welcome to join us for the teen book club! This month we will be discussing The Opposite of Always by Jason A. Reynolds. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. **9:00 time slot Kids of all ages (up to 14 years old) are invited to make an appointment to read to a certified therapy dog! Reading to a nonjudgmental, patient listener can give children the encouragement they need to improve their reading skills. The child’s confidence will grow in this relaxed environment. Kids read in 20 minute increments and the only requirement is that the child MUST be able to read (beginning readers are welcome). Registration required. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. **9:20 time slot Kids of all ages (up to 14 years old) are invited to make an appointment to read to a certified therapy dog! Reading to a nonjudgmental, patient listener can give children the encouragement they need to improve their reading skills. The child’s confidence will grow in this relaxed environment. Kids read in 20 minute increments and the only requirement is that the child MUST be able to read (beginning readers are welcome). Registration required. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. **9:40 time slot Kids of all ages (up to 14 years old) are invited to make an appointment to read to a certified therapy dog! Reading to a nonjudgmental, patient listener can give children the encouragement they need to improve their reading skills. The child’s confidence will grow in this relaxed environment. Kids read in 20 minute increments and the only requirement is that the child MUST be able to read (beginning readers are welcome). Registration required. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. This month the World War II Nonfiction Book Club will be discussing The Colditz Story by P.R. Reid. The WWII Nonfiction Book Club reads and discsusses a different World War II centered nonfiction title each month. New members are always welcome. This meeting has been canceled. Monthly meeting. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. This meeting has been canceled. We meet once a month, usually on the 3rd Wednesday. Call Polly at 508-761-6380 or Elizabeth at 508-269-9613 for more information. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. This meeting has been canceled. Monthly meeting. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Youth in grades 5-12 are welcome to join us for the High Tech Club! During the meetings participants will practice coding, programming, and other tech skills using robots, computer kits, IPads and more. Please note that the program does not include formal instruction. Tech toys are available for participants to play with and learn. At some meetings Virtual Reality gaming will be available. In order to use, participants must have a permission form signed ahead of time by a guardian. Registration is limited and required, to register please call or email. Registration opens 3/1/2020. START DATE POSTPONED! New Dates TBD. In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Join us for a civil discussion of 8 timely topics for 2020 -- No prior knowledge or expertise is required to join the conversation. The only requirement is to read the topic overview in the Great Decisions Briefing Book prior to the weekly meeting. Each session will begin with a viewing of a 20 minute DVD that provides an overview of the topic to be discussed. Learn more about this year's topics and the Great Decisions program by visiting the Foreign Policy Association's website. Registration is required for this program. There is a $32 materials fee payable when you pick up your briefing book prior to the first session, or feel free to order your own copy via the FPA website. The 2020 edition will be available beginning in January. A Reference Copy is available for in-library use for participants who do not wish to purchase their own copy. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. The "You Are Not Alone" monthly drop in clinic and resource center provides information, community support and access to immediate treatment for those affected by substance use, mental illness, and/or domestic violence. Local providers and members of the Greater Attleboro Recovery Network (GARN) including Fuller Hospital, South Bay Counseling Center, Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC), Alcoholics Anonymous, Justice Resource Institute (JRI), Learn 2 Cope, New Hope, Inc., St. Vincent de Paul, High Point Treatment Center, and NORCAP Lodge are represented. Free Narcan training is provided through Seven Hills Behavioral Health. Anonymity is an important part of this program as well. It is imperative that community members feel comfortable seeking help, whether it is for themselves or someone else. The "You Are Not Alone" drop in center will be open from 6pm to 8pm on the 3rd Thursday of the month in the Attleboro Public Library’s Balfour Room. For more information please visit our Facebook page @attlebororecovery or email Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com or Sergeant Steve Beaudet sbeaudet@attleboropolice.org. This meeting has been canceled. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Come and share with other genealogy enthusiasts your research success stories, roadblocks, thoughts and questions. The Genealogy Club meets every other month, on a Saturday morning. New members are always welcome to attend. Please let us know you're coming by registering below. CANCELLED Join us for a fun, enviornmentally friendly craft workshop in honor of Earth Day! We will be using using our exciting craft database Creativebug and plastic shopping bags to make plastic yarn, also known as "plarn". This is a quick and easy craft that only requires plastic bags and scissors. During the workshop we will learn how to make plarn and take a look at some ideas for how to use it. The library will have a small supply of plastic bags available but, if possible, please plan on bringing your own. This program is for adults ages 18+. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. For kids in grades 1-4. Join us for this exciting STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) program! During this program, kids will use everyday materials to build their own Balloon Powered Car! Space is VERY limited. Registration is Required. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. For kids in grades 1-8 Stop by the Library and play with some of our fabulous STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) toys! Robots, K'nex, Tanagrams, Spin art and more! Come by today and see what it’s all about! No need to register, just come on in! This meeting has been canceled. For those who are signed up and have been contacted by the Bureau. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Youth in grades 5-8 are welcome to join us for the middle school book club! This month's title is TBD. Check back for more details This meeting has been canceled. This is a casual, social environment for parents who love to read! Each month's title is merely a suggestion - if you don't read it, feel free to come to book club anyway! We'll let you know if it was worth the effort. In April we'll be discussing "Just Mercy" by Bryan Stevenson. START DATE POSTPONED! New Dates TBD. In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Join us for a civil discussion of 8 timely topics for 2020 -- No prior knowledge or expertise is required to join the conversation. The only requirement is to read the topic overview in the Great Decisions Briefing Book prior to the weekly meeting. Each session will begin with a viewing of a 20 minute DVD that provides an overview of the topic to be discussed. Learn more about this year's topics and the Great Decisions program by visiting the Foreign Policy Association's website. Registration is required for this program. There is a $32 materials fee payable when you pick up your briefing book prior to the first session, or feel free to order your own copy via the FPA website. The 2020 edition will be available beginning in January. A Reference Copy is available for in-library use for participants who do not wish to purchase their own copy. This meeting has been canceled. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! POSTPONED - NEW DATE TBD In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Educators from Horizon Wings will explain what the classifications “threatened” and “endangered” really mean. The progam will feature an American Kestrel, a Peregrine Falcon, a Northern Saw-Whet Owl, a Barn Owl and a Bald Eagle. What caused the drastic decline of the Peregrine Falcon populations in North America in the 1960’s? Learn which species of raptors are currently on Massachusett’s threatened and endangered list and ways in which we can help to promote their survival. Generously funded by Friends of Attleboro Public Library. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Calling all Harry Potter fans in grades 2-8! Join Mrs. Witherell & Mrs. Brown for a fun filled visit to Hogwarts @ your library! Participants will play Quidditich, moving through the pitch to the goal hoops by answering trivia questions....will your house team win? Then move on to Potions class, mixing liquids to create the tastiest potion...and more! Registration is required and limited. Due to space concerns, only children who are registered may attend this program, we ask that adults wait in the children's room if they plan to stay. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. **9:00 time slot Kids of all ages (up to 14 years old) are invited to make an appointment to read to a certified therapy dog! Reading to a nonjudgmental, patient listener can give children the encouragement they need to improve their reading skills. The child’s confidence will grow in this relaxed environment. Kids read in 20 minute increments and the only requirement is that the child MUST be able to read (beginning readers are welcome). Registration required. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. **9:20 time slot Kids of all ages (up to 14 years old) are invited to make an appointment to read to a certified therapy dog! Reading to a nonjudgmental, patient listener can give children the encouragement they need to improve their reading skills. The child’s confidence will grow in this relaxed environment. Kids read in 20 minute increments and the only requirement is that the child MUST be able to read (beginning readers are welcome). Registration required. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. **9:40 time slot Kids of all ages (up to 14 years old) are invited to make an appointment to read to a certified therapy dog! Reading to a nonjudgmental, patient listener can give children the encouragement they need to improve their reading skills. The child’s confidence will grow in this relaxed environment. Kids read in 20 minute increments and the only requirement is that the child MUST be able to read (beginning readers are welcome). Registration required. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. This meeting is canceled. The Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC) is sponsoring "A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro". This grief support group is for suicide loss survivors and will be facilitated by Lisa Jo Megna Mitchell. "Grief comes in many forms. There's no "one size fits all." The Kitchen Table Conversations are coordinated by Safe Place certified facilitators under the auspices of the Bristol County Regional Coalition for Suicide Prevention. This get-together is open to anyone 19 and over who has been impacted by the loss of a loved one/friend/co-worker, etc., who died by suicide. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Grades 2 - 4 & an adult -- Great books, fun discussion and snacks! We will meet once a month for a book discussion at the library. Each month is a different book & you can pick up a copy of the book in the Children's Room Registration Required CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. CANCELLED In an abundance of caution and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings through April. This meeting is canceled. Annual meeting of condo owners. START DATE POSTPONED! New Dates TBD. In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Join us for a civil discussion of 8 timely topics for 2020 -- No prior knowledge or expertise is required to join the conversation. The only requirement is to read the topic overview in the Great Decisions Briefing Book prior to the weekly meeting. Each session will begin with a viewing of a 20 minute DVD that provides an overview of the topic to be discussed. Learn more about this year's topics and the Great Decisions program by visiting the Foreign Policy Association's website. Registration is required for this program. There is a $32 materials fee payable when you pick up your briefing book prior to the first session, or feel free to order your own copy via the FPA website. The 2020 edition will be available beginning in January. A Reference Copy is available for in-library use for participants who do not wish to purchase their own copy. This meeting has been canceled. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! The Attleboro Conservation Commission ..... details to come! Planning meeting for the organizing body of the 2020 clean-up event in Attleboro. The Attleboro Garden Club is holding their annual plant sale on our front lawn this morning! The proceeds help the Garden Club to maintain the gardens at the APL. The Attleboro Garden Club is an Attleboro resource dedicated to enrichment, education and beautification through horticulture for the membership and the community. Check us out online! Guests are welcome at all meetings. For questions about upcoming events or membership, please email attleborogardenclub@gmail.com Do you ever like you’re being feel pulled in a million directions and are unable to focus? Would you like to take some time to slow down your thoughts and explore your inner emotions? Perhaps you would like to start writing but don’t know where to begin. Join us for a journaling session- attendees will explore the calming nature of journaling, as well as the benefits it has on one’s mental well-being, with prompts and group discussion. Please bring something to write with and something to write on. Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. Please join us for a book discussion of Becoming, by Michelle Obama. The Biography Book Group meets once a month on a Monday night from 6:30-7:30 p.m. We read biographies, memoirs, autobiographies, and travel narratives. Check out our newest book club! Children in grades 5-8 and their parents are welcome to join us as we meet to discuss Space Case by Stuart Gibbs. Please register so we know you are coming! Unaccompanied adults not allowed. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. For those who are signed up and have been contacted by the Bureau. This month the Wednesday Morning book club will be discussing "Me Before You" by JoJo Moyes. A Love Story for this generation and perfect for fans of John Green’s The Fault in Our Stars, Me Before You brings to life two people who couldn’t have less in common—a heartbreakingly romantic novel that asks, What do you do when making the person you love happy also means breaking your own heart? The group meets once a month, usually the first Wednesday of the month, except January 2020 in which the group will meet the 2nd Wenesday of the month, at 10 am. Registeration required. Monthly board meeting. START DATE POSTPONED! New Dates TBD. In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Join us for a civil discussion of 8 timely topics for 2020 -- No prior knowledge or expertise is required to join the conversation. The only requirement is to read the topic overview in the Great Decisions Briefing Book prior to the weekly meeting. Each session will begin with a viewing of a 20 minute DVD that provides an overview of the topic to be discussed. Learn more about this year's topics and the Great Decisions program by visiting the Foreign Policy Association's website. Registration is required for this program. There is a $32 materials fee payable when you pick up your briefing book prior to the first session, or feel free to order your own copy via the FPA website. The 2020 edition will be available beginning in January. A Reference Copy is available for in-library use for participants who do not wish to purchase their own copy. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Board meeting. Are you a writer looking to engage with other writers for encouragement and ideas? Looking for some advice on how to deal with writer’s block, editing, re-writes and publishing? Join the Attleboro Public Library Writers springtime series starting on Thursday, April 9th at 7:00pm. Writing sessions will be held monthly on April 9, May 7, and June 11 in a relaxed and informal setting. Writers of any genre and level of experience are welcome to join this inspiring and supportive. Participants will be empowered with one-on-one sessions as well as online and phone support. In June the APL Writers will host community event and share their writing with the public. Spaces are limited and in signing up you are agreeing to commit to all three sessions. Monthly meeting. We are a community organization providing access to government and political officials, candidates, and support activities. This meeting is open to all who are interested in strengthening individual and political rights which guarantee social and economic justice of ALL. Discussion of political issues / interests both locally and nationally. For those who are signed up and have been contacted by the Bureau. This month the World War II Nonfiction Book Club will be discussing The Twilight Warriors: The Deadliest Naval Battle of World War II and the Men Who Fought It by Robert L. Gandt. The WWII Nonfiction Book Club reads and discsusses a different World War II centered nonfiction title each month. New members are always welcome. For those who are signed up and have been contacted by the Bureau. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. A welcoming place for individuals living with memory changes & their care partners. Come spend the morning, have a cup of coffee, and enjoy refreshments. An RSVP is kindly requested. Care partners must accompany guests. The Memory Cafe is sponsored by The Arc of Bristol County. The goals for Memory Cafes are to provide social connection, access to support, and engaging activities for individuals living with memory changes and their care partners. Monthly meeting. START DATE POSTPONED! New Dates TBD. In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Join us for a civil discussion of 8 timely topics for 2020 -- No prior knowledge or expertise is required to join the conversation. The only requirement is to read the topic overview in the Great Decisions Briefing Book prior to the weekly meeting. Each session will begin with a viewing of a 20 minute DVD that provides an overview of the topic to be discussed. Learn more about this year's topics and the Great Decisions program by visiting the Foreign Policy Association's website. Registration is required for this program. There is a $32 materials fee payable when you pick up your briefing book prior to the first session, or feel free to order your own copy via the FPA website. The 2020 edition will be available beginning in January. A Reference Copy is available for in-library use for participants who do not wish to purchase their own copy. Monthly meeting. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! For those who are signed up and have been contacted by the Bureau. New Volunteer Training. Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. Monthly meeting. We meet once a month, usually on the 3rd Wednesday. Call Polly at 508-761-6380 or Elizabeth at 508-269-9613 for more information. Monthly meeting. Youth in grades 5-12 are welcome to join us for the High Tech Club! During the meetings participants will practice coding, programming, and other tech skills using robots, computer kits, IPads and more. Please note that the program does not include formal instruction. Tech toys are available for participants to play with and learn. At some meeting Virtual Reality gaming will be available. In order to use, participants must have a permission form signed ahead of time by a guardian. Registration is limited and required, to register please call or email. Registration opens 4/1/2020. START DATE POSTPONED! New Dates TBD. In an abundance of caution, and following the recommendations from leading health officials to encourage 'social distancing' to help reduce the transmission of Covid-19, the Attleboro Public Library is cancelling and/or postponing all group events and meetings indefinitely. The Library shall re-evaluate this decision moving forward based upon any new developments that occur over the next few weeks. Join us for a civil discussion of 8 timely topics for 2020 -- No prior knowledge or expertise is required to join the conversation. The only requirement is to read the topic overview in the Great Decisions Briefing Book prior to the weekly meeting. Each session will begin with a viewing of a 20 minute DVD that provides an overview of the topic to be discussed. Learn more about this year's topics and the Great Decisions program by visiting the Foreign Policy Association's website. Registration is required for this program. There is a $32 materials fee payable when you pick up your briefing book prior to the first session, or feel free to order your own copy via the FPA website. The 2020 edition will be available beginning in January. A Reference Copy is available for in-library use for participants who do not wish to purchase their own copy. The APL's photography club for our tween and teen patrons in grades 5-12 will be meeting tonight. Have a middle or high schooler who loves to take photos and wants to learn how cameras work and develop their eye? Have them join our photography club! Youth are encouraged to bring their own device to use (cell phone camera, digital camera etc) and/or take turns using the photography club's DSLR camera. Each session participants will learn new skills, practice and discuss photography with other youth! Parents/legal guardians should note the following: The "You Are Not Alone" monthly drop in clinic and resource center provides information, community support and access to immediate treatment for those affected by substance use, mental illness, and/or domestic violence. Local providers and members of the Greater Attleboro Recovery Network (GARN) including Fuller Hospital, South Bay Counseling Center, Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC), Alcoholics Anonymous, Justice Resource Institute (JRI), Learn 2 Cope, New Hope, Inc., St. Vincent de Paul, High Point Treatment Center, and NORCAP Lodge are represented. Free Narcan training is provided through Seven Hills Behavioral Health. Anonymity is an important part of this program as well. It is imperative that community members feel comfortable seeking help, whether it is for themselves or someone else. The "You Are Not Alone" drop in center will be open from 6pm to 8pm on the 3rd Thursday of the month in the Attleboro Public Library’s Balfour Room. For more information please visit our Facebook page @attlebororecovery or email Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com or Sergeant Steve Beaudet sbeaudet@attleboropolice.org. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. This is a casual, social environment for parents who love to read! Each month's title is merely a suggestion - if you don't read it, feel free to come to book club anyway! We'll let you know if it was worth the effort. In May we'll be discussing "The Alice Network" by Kate Quinn. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. Please join us for a book discussion of The Honey Bus: A Memoir of Loss, Courage and a Girl Saved by Bees, by Meredith May. The Biography Book Group meets once a month on a Monday night from 6:30-7:30 p.m. We read biographies, memoirs, autobiographies, and travel narratives. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. This month the Wednesday Morning book club will be discussing "White Chrysanthemum" by Mary Lynn Bracht. Korea, 1943. Hana has lived her entire life under Japanese occupation. As a haenyeo, a female diver of the sea, she enjoys an independence that few other Koreans can still claim. Until the day Hana saves her younger sister from a Japanese soldier and is herself captured and transported to Manchuria. There she is forced to become a comfort woman in a Japanese military brothel. But haenyeo are women of power and strength. She will find her way home. South Korea, 2011. Emi has spent more than sixty years trying to forget the sacrifice her sister made, but she must confront the past to discover peace. Seeing the healing of her children and her country, can Emi move beyond the legacy of war to find forgiveness? The group meets once a month, usually the first Wednesday of the month, at 10 am. Registeration required. Monthly board meeting. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Monthly meeting. We are a community organization providing access to government and political officials, candidates, and support activities. This meeting is open to all who are interested in strengthening individual and political rights which guarantee social and economic justice of ALL. Discussion of political issues / interests both locally and nationally. Do you ever like you’re being feel pulled in a million directions and are unable to focus? Would you like to take some time to slow down your thoughts and explore your inner emotions? Perhaps you would like to start writing but don’t know where to begin. Join us for a journaling session- attendees will explore the calming nature of journaling, as well as the benefits it has on one’s mental well-being, with prompts and group discussion. Please bring something to write with and something to write on. Monthly meeting. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. A welcoming place for individuals living with memory changes & their care partners. Come spend the morning, have a cup of coffee, and enjoy refreshments. An RSVP is kindly requested. Care partners must accompany guests. The Memory Cafe is sponsored by The Arc of Bristol County. The goals for Memory Cafes are to provide social connection, access to support, and engaging activities for individuals living with memory changes and their care partners. Monthly meeting. Monthly meeting. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Are you a writer looking to engage with other writers for encouragement and ideas? Looking for some advice on how to deal with writer’s block, editing, re-writes and publishing? Join the Attleboro Public Library Writers springtime series starting on Thursday, April 9th at 7:00pm. Writing sessions will be held monthly on April 9, May 7, and June 11 in a relaxed and informal setting. Writers of any genre and level of experience are welcome to join this inspiring and supportive. Participants will be empowered with one-on-one sessions as well as online and phone support. In June the APL Writers will host community event and share their writing with the public. Spaces are limited and in signing up you are agreeing to commit to all three sessions. Come and share with other genealogy enthusiasts your research success stories, roadblocks, thoughts and questions. The Genealogy Club meets every other month, on a Saturday morning. New members are always welcome to attend. Please let us know you're coming by registering below. This month the World War II Nonfiction Book Club will be discussing The Accidental President: Harry S. Truman and the Four Months That Changed the World by A.J. Baime. The WWII Nonfiction Book Club reads and discsusses a different World War II centered nonfiction title each month. New members are always welcome. Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. We meet once a month, usually on the 3rd Wednesday. Call Polly at 508-761-6380 or Elizabeth at 508-269-9613 for more information. The "You Are Not Alone" monthly drop in clinic and resource center provides information, community support and access to immediate treatment for those affected by substance use, mental illness, and/or domestic violence. Local providers and members of the Greater Attleboro Recovery Network (GARN) including Fuller Hospital, South Bay Counseling Center, Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC), Alcoholics Anonymous, Justice Resource Institute (JRI), Learn 2 Cope, New Hope, Inc., St. Vincent de Paul, High Point Treatment Center, and NORCAP Lodge are represented. Free Narcan training is provided through Seven Hills Behavioral Health. Anonymity is an important part of this program as well. It is imperative that community members feel comfortable seeking help, whether it is for themselves or someone else. The "You Are Not Alone" drop in center will be open from 6pm to 8pm on the 3rd Thursday of the month in the Attleboro Public Library’s Balfour Room. For more information please visit our Facebook page @attlebororecovery or email Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com or Sergeant Steve Beaudet sbeaudet@attleboropolice.org. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! The Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC) is sponsoring "A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro". This grief support group is for suicide loss survivors and will be facilitated by Lisa Jo Megna Mitchell. "Grief comes in many forms. There's no "one size fits all." The Kitchen Table Conversations are coordinated by Safe Place certified facilitators under the auspices of the Bristol County Regional Coalition for Suicide Prevention. This get-together is open to anyone 19 and over who has been impacted by the loss of a loved one/friend/co-worker, etc., who died by suicide. Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. In June 2020, the Theatre Royal Plymouth, UK, will stage This Land, its first ever international community production. This Land is an epic theatrical event marking the 400 year anniversary of the Mayflower's journey and its impact upon arrival in America. Created and performed by 120 citizens of Plymouth, UK and 30 members of the Native American Wampanoag Tribe from Massachusetts, This Land is the story of what happened then and what it means to us now. Witness the making of history with this unique and vital piece of theatre, which brings together communities from both sides of the Atlantic. Join us for this free collaborative screening of "This Land," produced by Theatre Royal Plymouth, UK in collaboration with the Wampanaog Tribe and citizens of Plymouth, UK, with text by Nick Stimson and songs written and performed by Seth Lakeman. Libraries across the commonwealth will be simultaneously screening this recorded performance. Recommended for ages 12 and up. This is a casual, social environment for parents who love to read! Each month's title is merely a suggestion - if you don't read it, feel free to come to book club anyway! We'll let you know if it was worth the effort. In June we'll be discussing "This Is How It Always Is" by Laurie Frankel. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Would you like to practice speaking English with other adult English learners in an informal group setting? Join our conversation circle! Speakers of all languages, and all English levels are welcome to attend. The group meets on Tuesday mornings. The program is free and no registration is required. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. Please join us for a book discussion of The Real Wallis Simpson: A New History of the American Divorcee Who Became the Duchess of Windsor, by Anna Pasternak. The Biography Book Group meets once a month on a Monday night from 6:30-7:30 p.m. We read biographies, memoirs, autobiographies, and travel narratives. A welcoming place for individuals living with memory changes & their care partners. Come spend the morning, have a cup of coffee, and enjoy refreshments. An RSVP is kindly requested. Care partners must accompany guests. The Memory Cafe is sponsored by The Arc of Bristol County. The goals for Memory Cafes are to provide social connection, access to support, and engaging activities for individuals living with memory changes and their care partners. Monthly meeting. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Monthly meeting. We meet once a month, usually on the 3rd Wednesday. Call Polly at 508-761-6380 or Elizabeth at 508-269-9613 for more information. Traveling coast to coast, the Digital Bookmobile National Tour is making a stop at the Attleboro Public Library! Community members are invited to this interactive exhibit to learn about and try ebooks, audiobooks, magazines and more available from Overdrive. Event is free and open to readers of all ages. APL staff and eReading experts will be available on the Digital Bookmobile to guide visitors through the easy process of borrowing digital books. Readers with a valid library card can borrow their favorite titles 24/7 by visiting https://sails.overdrive.com/ or by downloading the library's one-tap reading app, Libby, powered by OverDrive. The Digital Bookmobile will be parked in the Library Lot! The "You Are Not Alone" monthly drop in clinic and resource center provides information, community support and access to immediate treatment for those affected by substance use, mental illness, and/or domestic violence. Local providers and members of the Greater Attleboro Recovery Network (GARN) including Fuller Hospital, South Bay Counseling Center, Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC), Alcoholics Anonymous, Justice Resource Institute (JRI), Learn 2 Cope, New Hope, Inc., St. Vincent de Paul, High Point Treatment Center, and NORCAP Lodge are represented. Free Narcan training is provided through Seven Hills Behavioral Health. Anonymity is an important part of this program as well. It is imperative that community members feel comfortable seeking help, whether it is for themselves or someone else. The "You Are Not Alone" drop in center will be open from 6pm to 8pm on the 3rd Thursday of the month in the Attleboro Public Library’s Balfour Room. For more information please visit our Facebook page @attlebororecovery or email Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com or Sergeant Steve Beaudet sbeaudet@attleboropolice.org. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. This month the World War II Nonfiction Book Club will be discussing The Long Road Home: The Aftermath of the Second World War by Ben Shephard. The WWII Nonfiction Book Club reads and discsusses a different World War II centered nonfiction title each month. New members are always welcome. This is a casual, social environment for parents who love to read! Each month's title is merely a suggestion - if you don't read it, feel free to come to book club anyway! We'll let you know if it was worth the effort. In July we'll be discussing "Sometimes I Lie" by Alice Feeney. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! The Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC) is sponsoring "A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro". This grief support group is for suicide loss survivors and will be facilitated by Lisa Jo Megna Mitchell. "Grief comes in many forms. There's no "one size fits all." The Kitchen Table Conversations are coordinated by Safe Place certified facilitators under the auspices of the Bristol County Regional Coalition for Suicide Prevention. This get-together is open to anyone 19 and over who has been impacted by the loss of a loved one/friend/co-worker, etc., who died by suicide. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Monthly meeting. A welcoming place for individuals living with memory changes & their care partners. Come spend the morning, have a cup of coffee, and enjoy refreshments. An RSVP is kindly requested. Care partners must accompany guests. The Memory Cafe is sponsored by The Arc of Bristol County. The goals for Memory Cafes are to provide social connection, access to support, and engaging activities for individuals living with memory changes and their care partners. Monthly meeting. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. We meet once a month, usually on the 3rd Wednesday. Call Polly at 508-761-6380 or Elizabeth at 508-269-9613 for more information. The "You Are Not Alone" monthly drop in clinic and resource center provides information, community support and access to immediate treatment for those affected by substance use, mental illness, and/or domestic violence. Local providers and members of the Greater Attleboro Recovery Network (GARN) including Fuller Hospital, South Bay Counseling Center, Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC), Alcoholics Anonymous, Justice Resource Institute (JRI), Learn 2 Cope, New Hope, Inc., St. Vincent de Paul, High Point Treatment Center, and NORCAP Lodge are represented. Free Narcan training is provided through Seven Hills Behavioral Health. Anonymity is an important part of this program as well. It is imperative that community members feel comfortable seeking help, whether it is for themselves or someone else. The "You Are Not Alone" drop in center will be open from 6pm to 8pm on the 3rd Thursday of the month in the Attleboro Public Library’s Balfour Room. For more information please visit our Facebook page @attlebororecovery or email Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com or Sergeant Steve Beaudet sbeaudet@attleboropolice.org. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! The Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC) is sponsoring "A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro". This grief support group is for suicide loss survivors and will be facilitated by Lisa Jo Megna Mitchell. "Grief comes in many forms. There's no "one size fits all." The Kitchen Table Conversations are coordinated by Safe Place certified facilitators under the auspices of the Bristol County Regional Coalition for Suicide Prevention. This get-together is open to anyone 19 and over who has been impacted by the loss of a loved one/friend/co-worker, etc., who died by suicide. This is a casual, social environment for parents who love to read! Each month's title is merely a suggestion - if you don't read it, feel free to come to book club anyway! We'll let you know if it was worth the effort. In August we'll be discussing "The Immortalists" by Chloe Benjamin. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Board meeting. Monthly meeting. We are a community organization providing access to government and political officials, candidates, and support activities. This meeting is open to all who are interested in strengthening individual and political rights which guarantee social and economic justice of ALL. Discussion of political issues / interests both locally and nationally. A welcoming place for individuals living with memory changes & their care partners. Come spend the morning, have a cup of coffee, and enjoy refreshments. An RSVP is kindly requested. Care partners must accompany guests. The Memory Cafe is sponsored by The Arc of Bristol County. The goals for Memory Cafes are to provide social connection, access to support, and engaging activities for individuals living with memory changes and their care partners. Monthly meeting. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Do you ever like you’re being feel pulled in a million directions and are unable to focus? Would you like to take some time to slow down your thoughts and explore your inner emotions? Perhaps you would like to start writing but don’t know where to begin. Join us for a journaling session- attendees will explore the calming nature of journaling, as well as the benefits it has on one’s mental well-being, with prompts and group discussion. Please bring something to write with and something to write on. Come and share with other genealogy enthusiasts your research success stories, roadblocks, thoughts and questions. The Genealogy Club meets every other month, on a Saturday morning. New members are always welcome to attend. Please let us know you're coming by registering below. This month the World War II Nonfiction Book Club will be discussing The Admirals: Nimitz, Halsey, Leahy, and King- the Five-Star Admirals Who Won the War at Sea by Walter R. Borneman. The WWII Nonfiction Book Club reads and discsusses a different World War II centered nonfiction title each month. New members are always welcome. Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. Please join us for a book discussion of First: Sandra Day O'Connor, by Evan Thomas. The Biography Book Group meets once a month on a Monday night from 6:30-7:30 p.m. We read biographies, memoirs, autobiographies, and travel narratives. Monthly meeting. We meet once a month, usually on the 3rd Wednesday. Call Polly at 508-761-6380 or Elizabeth at 508-269-9613 for more information. The "You Are Not Alone" monthly drop in clinic and resource center provides information, community support and access to immediate treatment for those affected by substance use, mental illness, and/or domestic violence. Local providers and members of the Greater Attleboro Recovery Network (GARN) including Fuller Hospital, South Bay Counseling Center, Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC), Alcoholics Anonymous, Justice Resource Institute (JRI), Learn 2 Cope, New Hope, Inc., St. Vincent de Paul, High Point Treatment Center, and NORCAP Lodge are represented. Free Narcan training is provided through Seven Hills Behavioral Health. Anonymity is an important part of this program as well. It is imperative that community members feel comfortable seeking help, whether it is for themselves or someone else. The "You Are Not Alone" drop in center will be open from 6pm to 8pm on the 3rd Thursday of the month in the Attleboro Public Library’s Balfour Room. For more information please visit our Facebook page @attlebororecovery or email Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com or Sergeant Steve Beaudet sbeaudet@attleboropolice.org. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. This is a casual, social environment for parents who love to read! Each month's title is merely a suggestion - if you don't read it, feel free to come to book club anyway! We'll let you know if it was worth the effort. In September we'll be discussing The NEA Big Read title. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! The Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC) is sponsoring "A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro". This grief support group is for suicide loss survivors and will be facilitated by Lisa Jo Megna Mitchell. "Grief comes in many forms. There's no "one size fits all." The Kitchen Table Conversations are coordinated by Safe Place certified facilitators under the auspices of the Bristol County Regional Coalition for Suicide Prevention. This get-together is open to anyone 19 and over who has been impacted by the loss of a loved one/friend/co-worker, etc., who died by suicide. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Monthly meeting. We are a community organization providing access to government and political officials, candidates, and support activities. This meeting is open to all who are interested in strengthening individual and political rights which guarantee social and economic justice of ALL. Discussion of political issues / interests both locally and nationally. Do you ever like you’re being feel pulled in a million directions and are unable to focus? Would you like to take some time to slow down your thoughts and explore your inner emotions? Perhaps you would like to start writing but don’t know where to begin. Join us for a journaling session- attendees will explore the calming nature of journaling, as well as the benefits it has on one’s mental well-being, with prompts and group discussion. Please bring something to write with and something to write on. Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. Please join us for a book discussion of Inside Out: A Memoir, by Demi Moore. The Biography Book Group meets once a month on a Monday night from 6:30-7:30 p.m. We read biographies, memoirs, autobiographies, and travel narratives. Monthly meeting. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! This month the World War II Nonfiction Book Club will be discussing A Woman of No Importance: The Untold Story of the American Spy Who Helped Win World War II by Sonia Purnell. The WWII Nonfiction Book Club reads and discsusses a different World War II centered nonfiction title each month. New members are always welcome. A welcoming place for individuals living with memory changes & their care partners. Come spend the morning, have a cup of coffee, and enjoy refreshments. An RSVP is kindly requested. Care partners must accompany guests. The Memory Cafe is sponsored by The Arc of Bristol County. The goals for Memory Cafes are to provide social connection, access to support, and engaging activities for individuals living with memory changes and their care partners. Monthly meeting. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. We meet once a month, usually on the 3rd Wednesday. Call Polly at 508-761-6380 or Elizabeth at 508-269-9613 for more information. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! The Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC) is sponsoring "A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro". This grief support group is for suicide loss survivors and will be facilitated by Lisa Jo Megna Mitchell. "Grief comes in many forms. There's no "one size fits all." The Kitchen Table Conversations are coordinated by Safe Place certified facilitators under the auspices of the Bristol County Regional Coalition for Suicide Prevention. This get-together is open to anyone 19 and over who has been impacted by the loss of a loved one/friend/co-worker, etc., who died by suicide. This is a casual, social environment for parents who love to read! Each month's title is merely a suggestion - if you don't read it, feel free to come to book club anyway! We'll let you know if it was worth the effort. In October we'll be discussing "The Soul of an Octopus" by Sy Montgomery. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. Please join us for a book discussion of Educated: A Memoir, by Tara Westover. The Biography Book Group meets once a month on a Monday night from 6:30-7:30 p.m. We read biographies, memoirs, autobiographies, and travel narratives. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Monthly meeting. We are a community organization providing access to government and political officials, candidates, and support activities. This meeting is open to all who are interested in strengthening individual and political rights which guarantee social and economic justice of ALL. Discussion of political issues / interests both locally and nationally. Do you ever like you’re being feel pulled in a million directions and are unable to focus? Would you like to take some time to slow down your thoughts and explore your inner emotions? Perhaps you would like to start writing but don’t know where to begin. Join us for a journaling session- attendees will explore the calming nature of journaling, as well as the benefits it has on one’s mental well-being, with prompts and group discussion. Please bring something to write with and something to write on. Come and share with other genealogy enthusiasts your research success stories, roadblocks, thoughts and questions. The Genealogy Club meets every other month, on a Saturday morning. New members are always welcome to attend. Please let us know you're coming by registering below. Monthly meeting. Monthly meeting. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! This month the World War II Nonfiction Book Club will be discussing Enigma: The Battle for the Code by Hugh Sebag-Montefiore. The WWII Nonfiction Book Club reads and discsusses a different World War II centered nonfiction title each month. New members are always welcome. Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. We meet once a month, usually on the 3rd Wednesday. Call Polly at 508-761-6380 or Elizabeth at 508-269-9613 for more information. This is a casual, social environment for parents who love to read! Each month's title is merely a suggestion - if you don't read it, feel free to come to book club anyway! We'll let you know if it was worth the effort. In November we'll be discussing "The Dutch House" by Ann Patchett. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! The Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC) is sponsoring "A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro". This grief support group is for suicide loss survivors and will be facilitated by Lisa Jo Megna Mitchell. "Grief comes in many forms. There's no "one size fits all." The Kitchen Table Conversations are coordinated by Safe Place certified facilitators under the auspices of the Bristol County Regional Coalition for Suicide Prevention. This get-together is open to anyone 19 and over who has been impacted by the loss of a loved one/friend/co-worker, etc., who died by suicide. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Annual meeting of condo owners. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Monthly meeting. We are a community organization providing access to government and political officials, candidates, and support activities. This meeting is open to all who are interested in strengthening individual and political rights which guarantee social and economic justice of ALL. Discussion of political issues / interests both locally and nationally. Do you ever like you’re being feel pulled in a million directions and are unable to focus? Would you like to take some time to slow down your thoughts and explore your inner emotions? Perhaps you would like to start writing but don’t know where to begin. Join us for a journaling session- attendees will explore the calming nature of journaling, as well as the benefits it has on one’s mental well-being, with prompts and group discussion. Please bring something to write with and something to write on. Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. Please join us for a book discussion of The Shepherd's Life: Modern Dispatches from an Ancient Landscape, by James Rebanks. The Biography Book Group meets once a month on a Monday night from 6:30-7:30 p.m. We read biographies, memoirs, autobiographies, and travel narratives. A welcoming place for individuals living with memory changes & their care partners. Come spend the morning, have a cup of coffee, and enjoy refreshments. An RSVP is kindly requested. Care partners must accompany guests. The Memory Cafe is sponsored by The Arc of Bristol County. The goals for Memory Cafes are to provide social connection, access to support, and engaging activities for individuals living with memory changes and their care partners. Monthly meeting. Monthly meeting. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! This month the World War II Nonfiction Book Club will be discussing The Venlo Incident: A True Story of Double-Dealing, Captivity, and a Murderous Nazi Plot by S. Payne Best. The WWII Nonfiction Book Club reads and discsusses a different World War II centered nonfiction title each month. New members are always welcome. Monthly meeting. We meet once a month, usually on the 3rd Wednesday. Call Polly at 508-761-6380 or Elizabeth at 508-269-9613 for more information. This is a casual, social environment for parents who love to read! Each month's title is merely a suggestion - if you don't read it, feel free to come to book club anyway! We'll let you know if it was worth the effort. In December we'll be swapping cookies and choosing our titles for 2021. The Attleboro Chess Club meets every Thursday evening here at the library. Play is open to all ages and skill levels. New players always welcomed! Just show up and head into the children's room! Are you a crafty person in search of like-minded crafty folks? Join the Yarn Lovers Support Group every other Monday morning at the APL for some crafting, chatting, and show and tell. The Greater Attleboro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition (GAASPC) is sponsoring "A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro". This grief support group is for suicide loss survivors and will be facilitated by Lisa Jo Megna Mitchell. "Grief comes in many forms. There's no "one size fits all." The Kitchen Table Conversations are coordinated by Safe Place certified facilitators under the auspices of the Bristol County Regional Coalition for Suicide Prevention. This get-together is open to anyone 19 and over who has been impacted by the loss of a loved one/friend/co-worker, etc., who died by suicide.
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CANCELLED
Due to the continuing health and safety concerns surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) the Libary will be closed as of Tuesday, March 17th until further notice. Events and meetings will be cancelled through the end of April.
CANCELLED
Due to the continuing health and safety concerns surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) the Libary will be closed as of Tuesday, March 17th until further notice. Events and meetings will be cancelled through the end of April.
CANCELLED
Due to the continuing health and safety concerns surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) the Library will be closed as of Tuesday, March 17th until further notice. Events and meetings will be cancelled through the end of April.
CANCELLED
Due to the continuing health and safety concerns surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) the Libary will be closed as of Tuesday, March 17th until further notice. Events and meetings will be cancelled through the end of April.
THANK YOU to the Rotary Club of Attleboro for making this club possible! IPads courtesy of the Attleboro Foundation.
Due to the continuing health and safety concerns surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) the Libary will be closed as of Tuesday, March 17th until further notice. Events and meetings will be cancelled through the end of April.
CANCELLED
Due to the continuing health and safety concerns surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) the Library will be closed as of Tuesday, March 17th until further notice. Events and meetings will be cancelled through the end of April.
This is not clinical. It's peer to peer. If you are uncomfortable coming alone - and many are - bring a friend. That's not a problem. The doors are open to anyone in need of grief support."
THIS MEETING HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
THANK YOU to the Rotary Club of Attleboro for making this club possible! IPads courtesy of the Attleboro Foundation.
This is not clinical. It's peer to peer. If you are uncomfortable coming alone - and many are - bring a friend. That's not a problem. The doors are open to anyone in need of grief support."
This is not clinical. It's peer to peer. If you are uncomfortable coming alone - and many are - bring a friend. That's not a problem. The doors are open to anyone in need of grief support."
This is not clinical. It's peer to peer. If you are uncomfortable coming alone - and many are - bring a friend. That's not a problem. The doors are open to anyone in need of grief support."
Our Grant Writing Workshop is an opportunity to meet with Attleboro Cultural Council members to learn all about writing success Grant Applications for our consideration. PLEASE NOTE: Only Electronic Applications will be accepted (no paper application as in years past).
The online application can be viewed and completed here: http://mass-culture.org/
Using the electronic application is very simple, but we are sure there will be questions. On Monday, September 16th, at 6:30PM, we will be hosting interested community members at the library and will answer questions and provide direction.
****PLEASE RSVP - To reserve your seat, please RSVP using our Google Form: http://tiny.cc/grantwritingworkshop
We look forward to seeing you there! If you have any questions in advance of this meeting, please email: info@attleboroculturalcouncil.org
This is not clinical. It's peer to peer. If you are uncomfortable coming alone - and many are - bring a friend. That's not a problem. The doors are open to anyone in need of grief support."
This is not clinical. It's peer to peer. If you are uncomfortable coming alone - and many are - bring a friend. That's not a problem. The doors are open to anyone in need of grief support."
This is not clinical. It's peer to peer. If you are uncomfortable coming alone - and many are - bring a friend. That's not a problem. The doors are open to anyone in need of grief support."
This is not clinical. It's peer to peer. If you are uncomfortable coming alone - and many are - bring a friend. That's not a problem. The doors are open to anyone in need of grief support."
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Film Screening: Miss Representation
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Read, Sing & Play
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
Songs, stories and playtime for babies & toddlers
Siblings welcome
Weekly Registration Required
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Wednesday Morning Book Group
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Katie Redfearn 5082220157 kredfearn@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Budding Bookworms
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM
For kids ages 3-5 years & their adult
A love of reading is one of the most important gifts you can give your child. Early literacy skills help prepare children for school success. Join us each week for for stories, songs & an activity.
Siblings welcome
Weekly Registration Required
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Activity Room
Friends of Attleboro Public Library
5:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Dane Klinger Presents Sustainable Fish Farming
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 50 spaces available.
Great Decisions Discussion Group
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 9 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Sensory Play & Stories
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
For kids ages birth-5 years & their adult
Be prepared to get a little messy! Drop in with your little one to explore, encourage, and engage in Sensory Play! We will have tubs and more filled with wonderful things to touch and experience. End the evening with a story.
NO NEED TO REGISTER—just drop in during the hour
CONTACT: Krystal Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
Democratic City Committee
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Debbie Scott attleborodemocrats@gmail.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Keep Attleboro Beautiful
9:00 AM
CONTACT: Laurie Drucker keepattleborobeautiful@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Women's Journaling Session
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Jazzin' the Blues Concert with Paul Speidel
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
CONTACT: Carrie Sylvia 5082220157 csylvia@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Marble Lobby
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Lego Club - Grades K-6
5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Children's Room
Biography Book Group
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Family Book Club
7:15 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Pam Santoro familybookclubapl@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Read, Sing & Play
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
For kids ages birth-3 years & their adult
Songs, stories and playtime for babies & toddlers
Siblings welcome
Weekly Registration Required
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Memory Cafe
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Donna Brown 508-226-1445 x 3105 dbrown@arcnbc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Budding Bookworms
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM
For kids ages 3-5 years & their adult
A love of reading is one of the most important gifts you can give your child. Early literacy skills help prepare children for school success. Join us each week for for stories, songs & an activity.
Siblings welcome
Weekly Registration Required
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Activity Room
Trustees of the Attleboro Public Library
6:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Great Decisions Discussion Group
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 9 spaces available.
Savvy Social Security Planning
4:30 PM
CONTACT: Madeleine McNielly 774-203-1900 coa@cityofattleboro.us
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Cultural Council
6:00 PM
CONTACT: Kelli Tallman ktall615@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Maker Madness!! Grades 5-12
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
CONTACT: Meghan Witherell 508-222-7820 mwitherell@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Activity Room
REGISTRATION CLOSED.
(NO WAITING LIST)
Attleboro Public Library Writers
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Bernadine Veiga bernadine.veiga@gmail.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 8 spaces available.
A Novel Idea: Teen Book Club
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Copies of the book will be available in the children's room at the end of March. Registration required.
CONTACT: Mrs.Witherell, Tween/Teen Coordinator 508-222-0157 mwitherell@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
9:00 Tail Waggin' Tutors
9:00 AM - 9:20 AM
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
9:20 Tail Waggin' Tutors
9:20 AM - 9:40 AM
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
9:40 Tail Waggin' Tutors
9:40 AM - 10:00 AM
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Family Makers
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
For Families
Process art is all about the experience children have while they’re creating. If it has a nice end product, that’s great, but the end product is NOT the focus of process art. We will offer a variety of materials for you to create anything you would like. Some weeks it will be art supplies, some weeks it will be cardboard building & some weeks it will be technology.
NO NEED TO REGISTER—just drop in during the hour and get ready to create!
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Children's Room & Activity Room
WWII Nonfiction Book Club
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Historical Commission
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Read, Sing & Play
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
For kids ages birth-3 years & their adult
Songs, stories and playtime for babies & toddlers
Siblings welcome
Weekly Registration Required
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
MS Support Group for Women
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Budding Bookworms
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM
For kids ages 3-5 years & their adult
A love of reading is one of the most important gifts you can give your child. Early literacy skills help prepare children for school success. Join us each week for for stories, songs & an activity.
Siblings welcome
Weekly Registration Required
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Activity Room
There are 15 spaces available.
Bluefish Boosters Club
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
CONTACT: Kerri Coleman klmpt_71@yahoo.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
High Tech Club: Coding, Programming and Robots… OH MY!
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
A big THANK YOU to the YALSA Digital Equipment Grant & Dollar General Foundation for our new tech toys!
CONTACT: 508-222-7820 mwitherell@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Great Decisions Discussion Group
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 9 spaces available.
You Are Not Alone - Drop In Center
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
CONTACT: Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Genealogy Club Meeting
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 5082220157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Plastic Yarn Making Workshop
2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Engineering Challenge--Balloon Powered Car
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
STEAM Tools Playground
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
U.S. Census Bureau Training
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
CONTACT: Nicole Hires-Flowers nicole.m.hires.flowers@2020census.gov
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Book Hungry Sock Monkeys Middle School Book Club
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Registration is required.
Snacks will be served!
CONTACT: Mrs.Witherell, Tween/Teen Coordinator 508-222-0157 mwitherell@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Activity Room
Parents Book Club
7:00 PM - 8:20 PM
CONTACT: Amy Rhilinger 5082220157 arhilinger@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 20 spaces available.
Great Decisions Discussion Group
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 9 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Threatened & Endangered Birds of Prey
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 55 spaces available.
Hogwarts: Quidditch, Potions & More!
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
CONTACT: Meghan Witherell 5082227820 mwitherell@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
9:00 Tail Waggin' Tutors
9:00 AM - 9:20 AM
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
9:20 Tail Waggin' Tutors
9:20 AM - 9:40 AM
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
9:40 Tail Waggin' Tutors
9:40 AM - 10:00 AM
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
STEAM Saturday
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
For Kids ages 3-5 years & an adult
The Attleboro Public Library is hosting a monthly “STEAM Saturday” program for kids in preschool & kindergarten. We will exploring STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) concepts and doing hands-on activities for some of our youngest patrons and their adults. To make sure everyone stays safe and focused, we are asking that NO younger siblings join us during this program.
Registration Required
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Lisa Jo Megna Mitchel lisajo@northcottage.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Parent/Child Book Group
7:00 PM - 7:45 PM
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Activity Room
Read, Sing & Play
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
For kids ages birth-3 years & their adult
Songs, stories and playtime for babies & toddlers
Siblings welcome
Weekly Registration Required
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Budding Bookworms
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM
For kids ages 3-5 years & their adult
A love of reading is one of the most important gifts you can give your child. Early literacy skills help prepare children for school success. Join us each week for for stories, songs & an activity.
Siblings welcome
Weekly Registration Required
CONTACT: Mrs. Brown 508-222-7820 attleborokids@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Activity Room
Millstream Village Condo Association
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Rick Sweeney rick@frsqm.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Great Decisions Discussion Group
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 9 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Fabulous Trees and Shrubs for Your Yard
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
CONTACT: Kathi Gariepy kgariepy@comcast.net
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Keep Attleboro Beautiful
9:00 AM
CONTACT: Laurie Drucker keepattleborobeautiful@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Attleboro Garden Club Plant Sale
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
LOCATION: Front Lawn
Women's Journaling Session
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 11 spaces available.
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Biography Book Group
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Family Book Club
7:15 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Pam Santoro familybookclubapl@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
There are 25 spaces available.
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
U.S. Census Bureau Training
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
CONTACT: Nicole Hires-Flowers nicole.m.hires.flowers@2020census.gov
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Wednesday Morning Book Group
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Katie Redfearn 5082220157 kredfearn@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Friends of Attleboro Public Library
5:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Great Decisions Discussion Group
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 9 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Friends of the Ten Mile
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Benjamin Cote tenmilefriends@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Attleboro Public Library Writers
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Bernadine Veiga bernadine.veiga@gmail.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Democratic City Committee
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Debbie Scott attleborodemocrats@gmail.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room
U.S. Census Bureau Training
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
CONTACT: Nicole Hires-Flowers nicole.m.hires.flowers@2020census.gov
LOCATION: Balfour Room
WWII Nonfiction Book Club
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
U.S. Census Bureau Training
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
CONTACT: Nicole Hires-Flowers nicole.m.hires.flowers@2020census.gov
LOCATION: Balfour Room
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Memory Cafe
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Donna Brown 508-226-1445 x 3105 dbrown@arcnbc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Trustees of the Attleboro Public Library
6:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Book Hungry Sock Monkeys Middle School Book Club
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Youth in grades 5-8 are welcome to join us for the middle school book club! This month's book title is TBD.
Registration is required.
Snacks will be served!
CONTACT: Mrs.Witherell, Tween/Teen Coordinator 508-222-0157 mwitherell@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Activity Room
There are 14 spaces available.
Great Decisions Discussion Group
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 9 spaces available.
Attleboro Cultural Council
6:00 PM
CONTACT: Kelli Tallman ktall615@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
U.S. Census Bureau Training
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
CONTACT: Nicole Hires-Flowers nicole.m.hires.flowers@2020census.gov
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Hope Health Hospice & Palliative Care
9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
CONTACT: Marsha Ireland mireland@hopehealthco.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Attleboro Historical Commission
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
MS Support Group for Women
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Bluefish Boosters Club
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
CONTACT: Kerri Coleman klmpt_71@yahoo.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
High Tech Club: Coding, Programming and Robots… OH MY!
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
A big THANK YOU to the YALSA Digital Equipment Grant & Dollar General Foundation for our new tech toys!
CONTACT: 508-222-7820 mwitherell@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
Great Decisions Discussion Group
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 9 spaces available.
Photography Club for Teens and Tweens!
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
1. Photography club may use the Balfour Riverwalk Park (the park next to the library) to take photos during the sessions if weather permits.
2. The Attleboro Public Library is not responsible for cameras or other devices youth bring to the session. Youth must be responsible enough to care for their own items during the club.
Space in the club is limited and registration is required to attend.
CONTACT: Mrs.Witherell, Tween/Teen Coordinator mwitherell@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Activity Room
There are 11 spaces available.
You Are Not Alone - Drop In Center
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
CONTACT: Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Parents Book Club
7:00 PM - 8:20 PM
CONTACT: Amy Rhilinger 5082220157 arhilinger@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 20 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
A Novel Idea: Teen Book Club
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Youth age 13+ are welcome to join us for the teen book club! This month's title is TBD.
Copies of the book will be available in the children's room at the end of April. Registration required.
CONTACT: Mrs.Witherell, Tween/Teen Coordinator 508-222-0157 mwitherell@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
There are 15 spaces available.
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Biography Book Group
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Wednesday Morning Book Group
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Katie Redfearn 5082220157 kredfearn@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Friends of Attleboro Public Library
5:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Democratic City Committee
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Debbie Scott attleborodemocrats@gmail.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Women's Journaling Session
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 11 spaces available.
Attleboro Historical Commission
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Memory Cafe
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Donna Brown 508-226-1445 x 3105 dbrown@arcnbc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Trustees of the Attleboro Public Library
6:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Cultural Council
6:00 PM
CONTACT: Kelli Tallman ktall615@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Attleboro Public Library Writers
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Bernadine Veiga bernadine.veiga@gmail.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Genealogy Club Meeting
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 5082220157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
WWII Nonfiction Book Club
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
MS Support Group for Women
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
LOCATION: Balfour Room
You Are Not Alone - Drop In Center
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
CONTACT: Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Lisa Jo Megna Mitchel lisajo@northcottage.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Plymouth 400: This Land Screening
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
CONTACT: Christine M. Johnson 508-222-0157 cjohnson@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
There are 60 spaces available.
Parents Book Club
7:00 PM - 8:20 PM
CONTACT: Amy Rhilinger 5082220157 arhilinger@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Tech Lab
There are 20 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
English Conversation Circle
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 508-222-0157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Biography Book Group
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Memory Cafe
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Donna Brown 508-226-1445 x 3105 dbrown@arcnbc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Cultural Council
6:00 PM
CONTACT: Kelli Tallman ktall615@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Jewelry City Steampunk board meeting
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Historical Commission
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
MS Support Group for Women
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Overdrive Digital Bookmobile
3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
LOCATION: Front Lawn
You Are Not Alone - Drop In Center
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
CONTACT: Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
WWII Nonfiction Book Club
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Parents Book Club
7:00 PM - 8:20 PM
CONTACT: Amy Rhilinger 5082220157 arhilinger@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 20 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Lisa Jo Megna Mitchel lisajo@northcottage.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Attleboro Historical Commission
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Memory Cafe
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Donna Brown 508-226-1445 x 3105 dbrown@arcnbc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Cultural Council
6:00 PM
CONTACT: Kelli Tallman ktall615@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
MS Support Group for Women
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
LOCATION: Balfour Room
You Are Not Alone - Drop In Center
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
CONTACT: Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Lisa Jo Megna Mitchel lisajo@northcottage.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Parents Book Club
7:00 PM - 8:20 PM
CONTACT: Amy Rhilinger 5082220157 arhilinger@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 20 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Friends of the Ten Mile
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Benjamin Cote tenmilefriends@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Democratic City Committee
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Debbie Scott attleborodemocrats@gmail.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Memory Cafe
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Donna Brown 508-226-1445 x 3105 dbrown@arcnbc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Trustees of the Attleboro Public Library
6:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Attleboro Cultural Council - Grant Writing Workshop
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Every year, the Attleboro Cultural Council Awards more than $20,000.00 to local schools, artists, and cultural groups who provide access to arts, field trips, and culture for the citizens and students of Attleboro. This year’s allocation has been increased to approximately $27,000.00! Previous awards have gone to the Attleboro Arts Museum, Attleboro Community Theatre, Attleboro Public Library, and nearly all of Attleboro’s public schools.
You will be asked to include your name, your group name, your program name, your contact information (email). We need you to RSVP so that we can make sure we have enough handouts for all attendees.
CONTACT: Kelli Tallman info@attleboroculturalcouncil.org
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Women's Journaling Session
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 11 spaces available.
Genealogy Club Meeting
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 5082220157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
WWII Nonfiction Book Club
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Biography Book Group
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Historical Commission
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
MS Support Group for Women
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
LOCATION: Balfour Room
You Are Not Alone - Drop In Center
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
CONTACT: Carrie Ballou carrie.ballou@uhsinc.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room & Activity Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Parents Book Club
7:00 PM - 8:20 PM
CONTACT: Amy Rhilinger 5082220157 arhilinger@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 20 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Lisa Jo Megna Mitchel lisajo@northcottage.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Democratic City Committee
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Debbie Scott attleborodemocrats@gmail.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Women's Journaling Session
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 11 spaces available.
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Biography Book Group
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Cultural Council
6:00 PM
CONTACT: Kelli Tallman ktall615@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
WWII Nonfiction Book Club
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Memory Cafe
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Donna Brown 508-226-1445 x 3105 dbrown@arcnbc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Trustees of the Attleboro Public Library
6:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
MS Support Group for Women
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Lisa Jo Megna Mitchel lisajo@northcottage.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Parents Book Club
7:00 PM - 8:20 PM
CONTACT: Amy Rhilinger 5082220157 arhilinger@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 20 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Biography Book Group
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Democratic City Committee
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Debbie Scott attleborodemocrats@gmail.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Women's Journaling Session
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 12 spaces available.
Genealogy Club Meeting
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Eleni Tsoukatos 5082220157 etsoukatos@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Historical Commission
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Trustees of the Attleboro Public Library
6:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
WWII Nonfiction Book Club
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
MS Support Group for Women
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Parents Book Club
7:00 PM - 8:20 PM
CONTACT: Amy Rhilinger 5082220157 arhilinger@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 20 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Lisa Jo Megna Mitchel lisajo@northcottage.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Cove at Mechanics Pond
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
CONTACT: Rusty D'Arconte darconte@thesunchronicle.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Democratic City Committee
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM
CONTACT: Debbie Scott attleborodemocrats@gmail.com
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Women's Journaling Session
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 11 spaces available.
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Biography Book Group
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Memory Cafe
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Donna Brown 508-226-1445 x 3105 dbrown@arcnbc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Trustees of the Attleboro Public Library
6:00 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
Attleboro Cultural Council
6:00 PM
CONTACT: Kelli Tallman ktall615@gmail.com
LOCATION: Tech Lab
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
WWII Nonfiction Book Club
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Attleboro Historical Commission
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
MS Support Group for Women
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
LOCATION: Balfour Room
Parents Book Club
7:00 PM - 8:20 PM
CONTACT: Amy Rhilinger 5082220157 arhilinger@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Room
There are 20 spaces available.
Attleboro Chess Club
6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Yarn Lovers Support Group
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
CONTACT: Elise LaForge 508-222-0157 elaforge@sailsinc.org
LOCATION: Balfour Room
A Kitchen Table Conversation Attleboro
6:30 PM
CONTACT: Lisa Jo Megna Mitchel lisajo@northcottage.com
LOCATION: Honorable Edward A. Lee Trustee Meeting Roo