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Bring a handiwork project and share patterns and tips with other crafters! Whether you knit or crochet, are an expert or a beginner, all participants are welcome. Knot Just Knitting is proud to make garments and blankets for charities.
This group meets weekly in the Library Park, weather permitting (remember to bring a chair). Please wear masks and practice social distancing while using the Library Park.
Bring a handiwork project and share patterns and tips with other crafters! Whether you knit or crochet, are an expert or a beginner, all participants are welcome. Knot Just Knitting is proud to make garments and blankets for charities.
This group meets weekly in the Library Park, weather permitting (remember to bring a chair). Please wear masks and practice social distancing while using the Library Park.
Do you enjoy thought-provoking books, learning about history and current events, and lively discussion? The Men’s Book Group is for you!
The group usually meets the first Monday of the month at 6:30pm. For more information please contact Robert Keating at rkeating88@comcast.net
This meeting will be held online. Please contact Amanda at amanda.viana@sailsinc.org for login details.
Monthly meeting of the Friends of the Norton Public Library. Open to all!
This meeting will be held online. Please contact the library for login information.
The Library's Morning Book Group meets the first Wednesday of the month at 10:30am. All adults are welcome to join!
This month we'll be meeting in the Library Park (weather permitting) and online. If you're attending in person, please bring your own chair for a masked, socially distanced meeting. If you prefer to join online or by phone, please contact Amanda at amanda.viana@sailsinc.org for details.
For our October meeting we'll be discussing Educated by Tara Westover. Click here to reserve a copy.
This November will mark the 400th Anniversary of the Pilgrrims' landing in Plymouth and establishment of the first permanent colonial settlement in the New World. Crucial to their success was the friendship of Wampanoag leader Massasoit. Ironically, Massasoit’s son Metacom, also known as Philip, went to war with the colonies to try and regain their tribal land. This war, known as King Philip’s War, had the highest casualty rate per capita of any war fought by Americans including the Civil War.
NY Times bestselling author Michael Tougias will present this online program on the war between the Colonists and Native Americans in 1675-76. One of the country’s leading authorities on this period, Tougias is the author the acclaimed novel Until I Have No Country: A Novel of King Philip’s War and co-author of the definitive history of the war titled King Philip’s War: The History and Legacy of America’s Forgotten Conflict.
Bring a handiwork project and share patterns and tips with other crafters! Whether you knit or crochet, are an expert or a beginner, all participants are welcome. Knot Just Knitting is proud to make garments and blankets for charities.
This group meets weekly in the Library Park, weather permitting (remember to bring a chair). Please wear masks and practice social distancing while using the Library Park.
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