Our upcycled take and make craft kits are now available anytime! We currently eight different DIY kits made from discarded book and magazine pages. The supplies needed to complete each kit varies, but most are basic supplies like a glue stick, stapler, tape, and scissors. Kits are available for pickup during our regular hours Thursday-Saturday. Fill out our registration form below to request yours.
Our upcycled take and make craft kits are now available anytime! We currently eight different DIY kits made from discarded book and magazine pages. The supplies needed to complete each kit varies, but most are basic supplies like a glue stick, stapler, tape, and scissors. Kits are available for pickup during our regular hours Thursday-Saturday. Fill out our registration form below to request yours.
Visit the Community Room during library hours for an exhibit of fine photography by David Bogia.
Visit the Community Room during library hours for an exhibit of fine photography by David Bogia.
Join Miss Janet for some outdoor family friendly fun! Pre-registration requested to plan accordingly.
Join Miss Janet for some outdoor family friendly fun! Pre-registration requested to plan accordingly.
We hear it every day. “My Children Don’t Want It. What Can I Do?”. And it’s happening all over America. In this session Mike will give you 15 Tip & Strategies designed not only to help you deal with your “Stuff”, but hopefully help you make some good money when selling it.
MIKE’s BIO: Mike Ivankovich has been involved in some phase of the Antiques & Collectibles business for more than 40 years. He is a frequent lecturer and spoken before groups too numerous to list. He has authored more than 20 books and eBooks in his areas of specialty and has written articles and columns for most major national trade papers. He is the host of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Mike the Appraiser” Radio Show that airs every Friday morning from 9:30-10:30 AM on WBCB 1490 AM in Philadelphia PA. As a Home Downsizing Expert & Author he guides clients through the entire Home Downsizing process, helping them deal with their Antiques, Collectibles, and General Household Contents. His Home Downsizing in Four Easy Steps book can be found on Amazon.com. Mike is also a professional GPPA & MPPA Appraiser specializing in Appraisals for Estate, Insurance, Inheritance, Divorce, Insurance Claim, Non-Cash Charitable Donation, or other legal purposes. As a Pennsylvania Auctioneer, he has been named Pennsylvania's “Auctioneer of the Year” by fellow Auctioneers.
We hear it every day. “My Children Don’t Want It. What Can I Do?”. And it’s happening all over America. In this session Mike will give you 15 Tip & Strategies designed not only to help you deal with your “Stuff”, but hopefully help you make some good money when selling it.
MIKE’s BIO: Mike Ivankovich has been involved in some phase of the Antiques & Collectibles business for more than 40 years. He is a frequent lecturer and spoken before groups too numerous to list. He has authored more than 20 books and eBooks in his areas of specialty and has written articles and columns for most major national trade papers. He is the host of the “What’s It Worth? Ask Mike the Appraiser” Radio Show that airs every Friday morning from 9:30-10:30 AM on WBCB 1490 AM in Philadelphia PA. As a Home Downsizing Expert & Author he guides clients through the entire Home Downsizing process, helping them deal with their Antiques, Collectibles, and General Household Contents. His Home Downsizing in Four Easy Steps book can be found on Amazon.com. Mike is also a professional GPPA & MPPA Appraiser specializing in Appraisals for Estate, Insurance, Inheritance, Divorce, Insurance Claim, Non-Cash Charitable Donation, or other legal purposes. As a Pennsylvania Auctioneer, he has been named Pennsylvania's “Auctioneer of the Year” by fellow Auctioneers.
Come join us for our outdoor Story Time! Story Time followed by outdoor play. If there is inclement weather we will move indoors to the Community Room.
Come join us for our outdoor Story Time! Story Time followed by outdoor play. If there is inclement weather we will move indoors to the Community Room.
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
Children and teens are welcome to join us for Chess Club. Any skill level from beginner to advanced can participate. Learn how to use all the pieces, study famous games, and discover winning strategies to improve your play. Every Tuesday for five weeks you'll learn valuable lessons from Chess instuctor Andy Morris-Friedman. Each session runs for an hour and a half. Children in grade 3 and below must be accompanied by an adult please. Space is limited so pre-register to ensure your place in the class. You can register by either calling the library at 413-538-5045 or stopping in the library. Adults welcome if space permits.
Children and teens are welcome to join us for Chess Club. Any skill level from beginner to advanced can participate. Learn how to use all the pieces, study famous games, and discover winning strategies to improve your play. Every Tuesday for five weeks you'll learn valuable lessons from Chess instuctor Andy Morris-Friedman. Each session runs for an hour and a half. Children in grade 3 and below must be accompanied by an adult please. Space is limited so pre-register to ensure your place in the class. You can register by either calling the library at 413-538-5045 or stopping in the library. Adults welcome if space permits.
Teens (11 through HS) join us for Xbox1 in the afternoon! No sign up needed.
Teens (11 through HS) join us for Xbox1 in the afternoon! No sign up needed.
Badge work will begin outside and group may continue meeting in the Children's area after dark
Badge work will begin outside and group may continue meeting in the Children's area after dark
Watch the Documentary online. Here : https://youtu.be/yrn42rvTlpk
Talk about it in person or via zoom on Wed, September 22.
New program at the South Hadley Public Library.
Wath the documentary on your own time before the date. Think of it like a book club- but with documentaries!.
The History of the Home is a four part series that origionally aired on BBC. We will be watching "The History of the Living Room".
Watch the Documentary online. Here : https://youtu.be/yrn42rvTlpk
Talk about it in person or via zoom on Wed, September 22.
New program at the South Hadley Public Library.
Wath the documentary on your own time before the date. Think of it like a book club- but with documentaries!.
The History of the Home is a four part series that origionally aired on BBC. We will be watching "The History of the Living Room".
Join us on the library lawn for our outdoor story time. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on while enjoying a selection of picture books. Right after stories, kids can have fun with different outdoor activities geared especially for them. If it rains, we'll bring it indoors.
Join us on the library lawn for our outdoor story time. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on while enjoying a selection of picture books. Right after stories, kids can have fun with different outdoor activities geared especially for them. If it rains, we'll bring it indoors.
The Gaylord Memorial Library continues to offer a Homebound Delivery Service to residents of South Hadley who have health or transportation issues. Books and other library materials are delivered and picked up on a monthly basis. If you, or someone you know would like to learn more and sign up for Homebound Delivery, please visit: https://gaylordlibrary.org/homebound-delivery/ or call 538-5047.
The Gaylord Memorial Library continues to offer a Homebound Delivery Service to residents of South Hadley who have health or transportation issues. Books and other library materials are delivered and picked up on a monthly basis. If you, or someone you know would like to learn more and sign up for Homebound Delivery, please visit: https://gaylordlibrary.org/homebound-delivery/ or call 538-5047.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
Come join us for our outdoor Story Time! Story Time followed by outdoor play. If there is inclement weather we will move indoors to the Community Room.
Come join us for our outdoor Story Time! Story Time followed by outdoor play. If there is inclement weather we will move indoors to the Community Room.
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
Children and teens are welcome to join us for Chess Club. Any skill level from beginner to advanced can participate. Learn how to use all the pieces, study famous games, and discover winning strategies to improve your play. Every Tuesday for five weeks you'll learn valuable lessons from Chess instuctor Andy Morris-Friedman. Each session runs for an hour and a half. Children in grade 3 and below must be accompanied by an adult please. Space is limited so pre-register to ensure your place in the class. You can register by either calling the library at 413-538-5045 or stopping in the library. Adults welcome if space permits.
Children and teens are welcome to join us for Chess Club. Any skill level from beginner to advanced can participate. Learn how to use all the pieces, study famous games, and discover winning strategies to improve your play. Every Tuesday for five weeks you'll learn valuable lessons from Chess instuctor Andy Morris-Friedman. Each session runs for an hour and a half. Children in grade 3 and below must be accompanied by an adult please. Space is limited so pre-register to ensure your place in the class. You can register by either calling the library at 413-538-5045 or stopping in the library. Adults welcome if space permits.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
This one hour slideshow and talk will focus on some of the more famous unsolved mysteries in Northeastern United States.This one hour slideshow and talk will focus on some of the more famous unsolved mysteries in Northeastern United States.
New Hampshire: The mysterious death of Dr. William Dean, in 1918, caused a national sensation. The retired Dr. Dean was found bound and gagged at the bottom of a well on his property. The murder was never solved but three main theories emerged. First, the murder was committed by his feeble ailing wife, second, it was committed by his best friend and the third - he was murdered by a mysterious group of German spies whose activities the doctor was about to report to the authorities.
Maine: In 1919 famous hotelier Raymond Orteig offered a $25,000 prize for the first aviator that could make a non-stop flight from Paris to New York City. Two French aviators took up the challenge: they were former World War I aces Charles Nungesser and François Coli. They took off from Paris on May 8th, 1927, were spotted over Ireland later that day and never seen again, they vanished, and disappeared from the pages of history. Eleven days later a young American pilot by the name of Charles Lindbergh would make the flight, landing in Paris and seal his name in the collective memory forever.
On May 9th, 1927 many residents in northern Maine heard a plane in the foggy sky having engine trouble and one heard a plane crash into the mountains. Over the years different hikers have found parts of an airplane in the mountains near the supposed crash site but no one has ever found an intact fuselage. Could this have been the fate of the doomed flight of Nungesser and Coli? That they crashed in the mountains of Maine and they have yet to be found?
Vermont: The Mysterious Bennington Triangle is a place where as many as 10 people have inexplicably disappeared since 1949. Different theories will be discussed - Serial Killer? Alien Abduction? or interdimensional portal?
Massachusetts: In 1832 a skeleton dressed in armor was unearthed in Fall River Massachusetts. Who was this person? Was he a Viking?.... An early explorer? .... A Native American? or was the skeleton just an elaborate hoax?
Connecticut & New York: The story of "Leatherman," an itinerant tramp who traveled a circuit between Connecticut and New York is legendary! There are many stories from the people who encountered him over the years but nobody was quite sure who he really was. A romantic story grew up over the years of how he left his native France and his love due to a catastrophic business failure. The mystery of his true identity has continued through the years, even until recently when his grave was exhumed to conduct D.N.A. testing to determine his identity.
New York: New York City Judge Joseph Crater stepped into a taxi on August 6th, 1930 and was never seen again. Was it a mob hit? Did he move west to begin a new life?In 2005 new information emerged after the death of a 91-year-old widow of a New York police detective. Has the truth finally been revealed after all these years?
About the Lecturer: Christopher Daley has been lecturing all over New England for over 25 years on historical topics of interest; at libraries, historical societies, schools and all sorts of clubs and organizations!Mr. Daley is currently a history teacher in the Silver Lake Regional School System in Kingston Massachusetts. He holds a B.A. and an M.A. from Bridgewater State University in Political Science and History.
This one hour slideshow and talk will focus on some of the more famous unsolved mysteries in Northeastern United States.This one hour slideshow and talk will focus on some of the more famous unsolved mysteries in Northeastern United States.
New Hampshire: The mysterious death of Dr. William Dean, in 1918, caused a national sensation. The retired Dr. Dean was found bound and gagged at the bottom of a well on his property. The murder was never solved but three main theories emerged. First, the murder was committed by his feeble ailing wife, second, it was committed by his best friend and the third - he was murdered by a mysterious group of German spies whose activities the doctor was about to report to the authorities.
Maine: In 1919 famous hotelier Raymond Orteig offered a $25,000 prize for the first aviator that could make a non-stop flight from Paris to New York City. Two French aviators took up the challenge: they were former World War I aces Charles Nungesser and François Coli. They took off from Paris on May 8th, 1927, were spotted over Ireland later that day and never seen again, they vanished, and disappeared from the pages of history. Eleven days later a young American pilot by the name of Charles Lindbergh would make the flight, landing in Paris and seal his name in the collective memory forever.
On May 9th, 1927 many residents in northern Maine heard a plane in the foggy sky having engine trouble and one heard a plane crash into the mountains. Over the years different hikers have found parts of an airplane in the mountains near the supposed crash site but no one has ever found an intact fuselage. Could this have been the fate of the doomed flight of Nungesser and Coli? That they crashed in the mountains of Maine and they have yet to be found?
Vermont: The Mysterious Bennington Triangle is a place where as many as 10 people have inexplicably disappeared since 1949. Different theories will be discussed - Serial Killer? Alien Abduction? or interdimensional portal?
Massachusetts: In 1832 a skeleton dressed in armor was unearthed in Fall River Massachusetts. Who was this person? Was he a Viking?.... An early explorer? .... A Native American? or was the skeleton just an elaborate hoax?
Connecticut & New York: The story of "Leatherman," an itinerant tramp who traveled a circuit between Connecticut and New York is legendary! There are many stories from the people who encountered him over the years but nobody was quite sure who he really was. A romantic story grew up over the years of how he left his native France and his love due to a catastrophic business failure. The mystery of his true identity has continued through the years, even until recently when his grave was exhumed to conduct D.N.A. testing to determine his identity.
New York: New York City Judge Joseph Crater stepped into a taxi on August 6th, 1930 and was never seen again. Was it a mob hit? Did he move west to begin a new life?In 2005 new information emerged after the death of a 91-year-old widow of a New York police detective. Has the truth finally been revealed after all these years?
About the Lecturer: Christopher Daley has been lecturing all over New England for over 25 years on historical topics of interest; at libraries, historical societies, schools and all sorts of clubs and organizations!Mr. Daley is currently a history teacher in the Silver Lake Regional School System in Kingston Massachusetts. He holds a B.A. and an M.A. from Bridgewater State University in Political Science and History.
Join us on the library lawn for our outdoor story time. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on while enjoying a selection of picture books. Right after stories, kids can have fun with different outdoor activities geared especially for them. If it rains, we'll bring it indoors.
Join us on the library lawn for our outdoor story time. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on while enjoying a selection of picture books. Right after stories, kids can have fun with different outdoor activities geared especially for them. If it rains, we'll bring it indoors.
All ages welcome!! Are you ready to get outside and explore nature with others? Join us! Gaylord Memorial Library, in collaboration with Jan Lamberg, a Bi-Lingual Family Support Specialist of the Support Network, on a guided nature walk through the Mount Holyoke College campus. Jan is a master birder, lover of nature, and a plethora of knowledge. She'll be pointing out birds, plants, and other animal species seen on the walk. Please remember to bring a water bottle, sun/bug protection (hat, sunscreen, repellent, etc.), and binoculars (if you have them). We will meet at Gaylord at 9:15am and begin the walk at 9:30am. Rain date will scheduled for the following week.
All ages welcome!! Are you ready to get outside and explore nature with others? Join us! Gaylord Memorial Library, in collaboration with Jan Lamberg, a Bi-Lingual Family Support Specialist of the Support Network, on a guided nature walk through the Mount Holyoke College campus. Jan is a master birder, lover of nature, and a plethora of knowledge. She'll be pointing out birds, plants, and other animal species seen on the walk. Please remember to bring a water bottle, sun/bug protection (hat, sunscreen, repellent, etc.), and binoculars (if you have them). We will meet at Gaylord at 9:15am and begin the walk at 9:30am. Rain date will scheduled for the following week.
Emerald College Funding Solutions
Emerald College Funding Solutions
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
Children and teens are welcome to join us for Chess Club. Any skill level from beginner to advanced can participate. Learn how to use all the pieces, study famous games, and discover winning strategies to improve your play. Every Tuesday for five weeks you'll learn valuable lessons from Chess instuctor Andy Morris-Friedman. Each session runs for an hour and a half. Children in grade 3 and below must be accompanied by an adult please. Space is limited so pre-register to ensure your place in the class. You can register by either calling the library at 413-538-5045 or stopping in the library. Adults welcome if space permits.
Children and teens are welcome to join us for Chess Club. Any skill level from beginner to advanced can participate. Learn how to use all the pieces, study famous games, and discover winning strategies to improve your play. Every Tuesday for five weeks you'll learn valuable lessons from Chess instuctor Andy Morris-Friedman. Each session runs for an hour and a half. Children in grade 3 and below must be accompanied by an adult please. Space is limited so pre-register to ensure your place in the class. You can register by either calling the library at 413-538-5045 or stopping in the library. Adults welcome if space permits.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
Have you ever wondered what kind of ghouls could be lurking in your own back yard? If so, join us to listen as the outdoor explorer Michael Girard from Strange New England as he shares some of New England's most interesting monsters. While exploring the more fascinating history of New England, Michael has uncovered some extraordinary tales of strange creatures, fiends, sinister brutes, and leviathans that most people have never heard of. Sit back and enjoy a bit of Strange New England history you never hear about in school.
Have you ever wondered what kind of ghouls could be lurking in your own back yard? If so, join us to listen as the outdoor explorer Michael Girard from Strange New England as he shares some of New England's most interesting monsters. While exploring the more fascinating history of New England, Michael has uncovered some extraordinary tales of strange creatures, fiends, sinister brutes, and leviathans that most people have never heard of. Sit back and enjoy a bit of Strange New England history you never hear about in school.
Join us on the library lawn for our outdoor story time. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on while enjoying a selection of picture books. Right after stories, kids can have fun with different outdoor activities geared especially for them. If it rains, we'll bring it indoors.
Join us on the library lawn for our outdoor story time. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on while enjoying a selection of picture books. Right after stories, kids can have fun with different outdoor activities geared especially for them. If it rains, we'll bring it indoors.
Log in and spend an evening with your crafty neighbors. Bring your portable handwork of choice - quilting, crocheting, knitting, cross-stitch etc. - and enjoy the company of fellow slow stitchers while you work on your project from the comfort of your own home.
Timna Tarr is a professional quilter and South Hadley resident whose work has been in numerous exhibits, books, and magazines.
Details to connect to this virtual meeting will be sent via email to registered participants. The event is limited to 8 people
Log in and spend an evening with your crafty neighbors. Bring your portable handwork of choice - quilting, crocheting, knitting, cross-stitch etc. - and enjoy the company of fellow slow stitchers while you work on your project from the comfort of your own home.
Timna Tarr is a professional quilter and South Hadley resident whose work has been in numerous exhibits, books, and magazines.
Details to connect to this virtual meeting will be sent via email to registered participants. The event is limited to 8 people
The Gaylord Memorial Library continues to offer a Homebound Delivery Service to residents of South Hadley who have health or transportation issues. Books and other library materials are delivered and picked up on a monthly basis. If you, or someone you know would like to learn more and sign up for Homebound Delivery, please visit: https://gaylordlibrary.org/homebound-delivery/ or call 538-5047.
The Gaylord Memorial Library continues to offer a Homebound Delivery Service to residents of South Hadley who have health or transportation issues. Books and other library materials are delivered and picked up on a monthly basis. If you, or someone you know would like to learn more and sign up for Homebound Delivery, please visit: https://gaylordlibrary.org/homebound-delivery/ or call 538-5047.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
Come join us for our outdoor Story Time! Story Time followed by outdoor play. If there is inclement weather we will move indoors to the Community Room.
Come join us for our outdoor Story Time! Story Time followed by outdoor play. If there is inclement weather we will move indoors to the Community Room.
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
Children and teens are welcome to join us for Chess Club. Any skill level from beginner to advanced can participate. Learn how to use all the pieces, study famous games, and discover winning strategies to improve your play. Every Tuesday for five weeks you'll learn valuable lessons from Chess instuctor Andy Morris-Friedman. Each session runs for an hour and a half. Children in grade 3 and below must be accompanied by an adult please. Space is limited so pre-register to ensure your place in the class. You can register by either calling the library at 413-538-5045 or stopping in the library. Adults welcome if space permits.
Children and teens are welcome to join us for Chess Club. Any skill level from beginner to advanced can participate. Learn how to use all the pieces, study famous games, and discover winning strategies to improve your play. Every Tuesday for five weeks you'll learn valuable lessons from Chess instuctor Andy Morris-Friedman. Each session runs for an hour and a half. Children in grade 3 and below must be accompanied by an adult please. Space is limited so pre-register to ensure your place in the class. You can register by either calling the library at 413-538-5045 or stopping in the library. Adults welcome if space permits.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
JP SANTANIELLO Retirement Planning Solutions works with friends and neighbors to help them work toward their financial goals through the use of insurance and investment products.
JP SANTANIELLO Retirement Planning Solutions works with friends and neighbors to help them work toward their financial goals through the use of insurance and investment products.
Adult Take Home Craft: Acorn Sign
All matrials provided.
Free
Adult Take Home Craft: Acorn Sign
All matrials provided.
Free
Join us on the library lawn for our outdoor story time. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on while enjoying a selection of picture books. Right after stories, kids can have fun with different outdoor activities geared especially for them. If it rains, we'll bring it indoors.
Join us on the library lawn for our outdoor story time. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on while enjoying a selection of picture books. Right after stories, kids can have fun with different outdoor activities geared especially for them. If it rains, we'll bring it indoors.
Come join us for our outdoor Story Time! Story Time followed by outdoor play. If there is inclement weather we will move indoors to the Community Room.
Come join us for our outdoor Story Time! Story Time followed by outdoor play. If there is inclement weather we will move indoors to the Community Room.
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The Edwardian Larder
Watch it Here: https://youtu.be/b3o0L2HFdi8
The Edwardian Larder
Watch it Here: https://youtu.be/b3o0L2HFdi8
Join us on the library lawn for our outdoor story time. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on while enjoying a selection of picture books. Right after stories, kids can have fun with different outdoor activities geared especially for them. If it rains, we'll bring it indoors.
Join us on the library lawn for our outdoor story time. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on while enjoying a selection of picture books. Right after stories, kids can have fun with different outdoor activities geared especially for them. If it rains, we'll bring it indoors.
Come join us for our outdoor Story Time! Story Time followed by outdoor play. If there is inclement weather we will move indoors to the Community Room.
Come join us for our outdoor Story Time! Story Time followed by outdoor play. If there is inclement weather we will move indoors to the Community Room.
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
Come join us for our Outdoor Rhyme Time! Songs and music geared towards birth through 5/6 years of age. Rhyme Time followed by outdoor play. If the weather is inclement we will move into the Community Room.
No sign up is needed.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
Whipped Cooling Lotion - thre ingrediants!
All materials provided.
Whipped Cooling Lotion - thre ingrediants!
All materials provided.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The Gaylord Memorial Library continues to offer a Homebound Delivery Service to residents of South Hadley who have health or transportation issues. Books and other library materials are delivered and picked up on a monthly basis. If you, or someone you know would like to learn more and sign up for Homebound Delivery, please visit: https://gaylordlibrary.org/homebound-delivery/ or call 538-5047.
The Gaylord Memorial Library continues to offer a Homebound Delivery Service to residents of South Hadley who have health or transportation issues. Books and other library materials are delivered and picked up on a monthly basis. If you, or someone you know would like to learn more and sign up for Homebound Delivery, please visit: https://gaylordlibrary.org/homebound-delivery/ or call 538-5047.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
Documentary based on David Halverstam's Book
The 1950's: Episode 1: The Fear and The Dream
Watch on Youtube for Free: https://youtu.be/5ooU8B2MBF8
Documentary based on David Halverstam's Book
The 1950's: Episode 1: The Fear and The Dream
Watch on Youtube for Free: https://youtu.be/5ooU8B2MBF8
Log in and spend an evening with your crafty neighbors. Bring your portable handwork of choice - quilting, crocheting, knitting, cross-stitch etc. - and enjoy the company of fellow slow stitchers while you work on your project from the comfort of your own home.
Timna Tarr is a professional quilter and South Hadley resident whose work has been in numerous exhibits, books, and magazines.
Details to connect to this virtual meeting will be sent via email to registered participants. The event is limited to 8 people
Log in and spend an evening with your crafty neighbors. Bring your portable handwork of choice - quilting, crocheting, knitting, cross-stitch etc. - and enjoy the company of fellow slow stitchers while you work on your project from the comfort of your own home.
Timna Tarr is a professional quilter and South Hadley resident whose work has been in numerous exhibits, books, and magazines.
Details to connect to this virtual meeting will be sent via email to registered participants. The event is limited to 8 people
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The Gaylord Memorial Library continues to offer a Homebound Delivery Service to residents of South Hadley who have health or transportation issues. Books and other library materials are delivered and picked up on a monthly basis. If you, or someone you know would like to learn more and sign up for Homebound Delivery, please visit: https://gaylordlibrary.org/homebound-delivery/ or call 538-5047.
The Gaylord Memorial Library continues to offer a Homebound Delivery Service to residents of South Hadley who have health or transportation issues. Books and other library materials are delivered and picked up on a monthly basis. If you, or someone you know would like to learn more and sign up for Homebound Delivery, please visit: https://gaylordlibrary.org/homebound-delivery/ or call 538-5047.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
Log in and spend an evening with your crafty neighbors. Bring your portable handwork of choice - quilting, crocheting, knitting, cross-stitch etc. - and enjoy the company of fellow slow stitchers while you work on your project from the comfort of your own home.
Timna Tarr is a professional quilter and South Hadley resident whose work has been in numerous exhibits, books, and magazines.
Details to connect to this virtual meeting will be sent via email to registered participants. The event is limited to 8 people
Log in and spend an evening with your crafty neighbors. Bring your portable handwork of choice - quilting, crocheting, knitting, cross-stitch etc. - and enjoy the company of fellow slow stitchers while you work on your project from the comfort of your own home.
Timna Tarr is a professional quilter and South Hadley resident whose work has been in numerous exhibits, books, and magazines.
Details to connect to this virtual meeting will be sent via email to registered participants. The event is limited to 8 people
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
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The Gaylord Memorial Library continues to offer a Homebound Delivery Service to residents of South Hadley who have health or transportation issues. Books and other library materials are delivered and picked up on a monthly basis. If you, or someone you know would like to learn more and sign up for Homebound Delivery, please visit: https://gaylordlibrary.org/homebound-delivery/ or call 538-5047.
The Gaylord Memorial Library continues to offer a Homebound Delivery Service to residents of South Hadley who have health or transportation issues. Books and other library materials are delivered and picked up on a monthly basis. If you, or someone you know would like to learn more and sign up for Homebound Delivery, please visit: https://gaylordlibrary.org/homebound-delivery/ or call 538-5047.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
A Mahjong group of experienced players. Please contact J. Joyall if interested in joining.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
The library's knitting group meets Tuesday nights in the second floor study room.
The group is open to knitters of all skill levels.
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
Board of Library Trustees for the Town of South Hadley
