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Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Join us for an evening of fun and games!! Put on the sorting hat and learn which Hogwarts House you belong in. Compete with your housemates to earn points and try to win the House Cup! All participants are welcome to wear a costume. Pizza will be served. All Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome and registration is required. *Please note that this program takes place after the Library's regular closing time. Regular library services will not be available and only those signed up for the program will be allowed in the building.*
Saturday Stories is a family program perfect for busy parents who cannot attend our weekly story times and for familiar storytime friends.
Drop in for a STEAM storytime with a simple activity.
For families with children ages 4 through 6.
Registration is requested.
All are invited to join us at the Northborough Free Library on Saturday, October 19th from 10 AM – 2 PM for a Meditation Retreat for Collective Wellness with Academic Dr. Dhanjoo Ghista.
Dr. Ghista, who lives in Northborough, has been a University Professor throughout his life and has been offering a 7-part series on guided meditation at the Library for the past 3 years. He has been involved in institutional developments, in planning and modeling universities. In his work in academic settings, Professor Ghista has mentored several doctoral students and post-doctoral fellows, many of whom became professors, department heads and deans at universities. He has also done extensive research and published papers on the science of meditation and its effect on the mind and body.
During this retreat, we will explore the fundamental concepts of meditation in order to practice cosmic thinking and evolve spiritually, mentally and physically.
This 4-hour Retreat will bring together those from our community who are interested in how meditation benefits individually and collectively, and can contribute to a more spiritual, wellness and progressive community living. With this in mind, the Retreat will comprise a 30-minute session on guided group meditation, after which all those attending will have the opportunity to discuss issues of interest to them, as well as some of the following topics:
- How meditation inculcates humanitarian values, and promotes universalism
- The benefits of meditation in your home, by family members meditating together
- The benefits of meditation in schools, by having courses on meditation that students can take
- The need for towns to have meditation and wellness centers, to cultivate a healthy living environment
- Why work places should have weekly group meditation to develop a cohesive and harmonious environment
- Spirituality beyond Religions (also known as neo-humanism)
- How meditation connecting with the Divine Entity can develop human evolution
- How Meditation can transform the mind and promote Higher Thinking
- How we can practice meditation while working to end poverty and human suffering
- Any other issues the participants would like to discuss.
The Retreat will begin with a 30-minute guided meditation, and it will end with a 15-minute non-guided group meditation. In-between meditating, we will have small group discussions devoted to the above topics.
PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE by going to www.northboroughlibrary.org and using our online registration button, or by calling Adult Services at 508-393-5025 x5.
A good will offering of $5 will be gratefully accepted. All proceeds will go to the Northboro Food Pantry to help those in need in our community.
Please note the Meditation Retreat is intended for those aged 14 and up. No prior knowledge or practice of meditation is necessary and all are welcome to attend.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
Come play with our robot friends, Dash and Dot. These robots help kids learn about programming and coding, plus they're a ton of fun!
For children in grades 3-5. Space is limited and registration is required.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
In this free YMCA-sponsored workshop series, children will learn STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) concepts through hands-on activities, storytime, challenges and simple experiments.
This program is for children ages 3 – 5 with their caregiver (siblings are welcome).
Registration is required each week @ www.northboroughlibrary.org.
Get dressed in your pajama best and join Ms. Lindsay for a bedtime themed storytime. Bring your favorite stuffed animal and enjoy cozy stories to end the night right.
Best suited for families with children ages 2 to 6.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Families who homeschool are invited to join us at the library to find out more about our resources and how to use the library. While children ages 3 and up go to a special storytime and make an art project with Miss Carly, Miss Katrina will guide parents through how to use our databases, what kits are available to supplement curriculum, how to use the online catalog, how to log into your online account, and more. There will be a brief Q&A section and after children may continue to participate in the storytime or may rejoin parents for a brief tour of the library.
We are pleased to present another 7-part series on guided meditation called Meditation Practice for Health and Well-being. The series will be presented by Academic Dr. Dhanjoo Ghista, a resident of Northborough and lifelong practitioner of meditation for improved health and wellbeing. Professor Ghista has taught meditation in a variety of settings, including senior centers, yoga centers and at the Northborough Free Library.
This will be a seven week course, wherein the group will meet once a week for 75 minutes plus time for disussion (optional). The first half-hour will be presentation by Prof. Ghista, the second 30 - 45 minutes will be collective or group meditation. Following the meditation practice, there will be an optional 15 - 30 minutes of informal discussion about our meditation experiences and shared interests leading to a better frame of mind, health and wellbeing.
During these seven sessions, Professor Ghista will present information on the following topics:
1. General Introduction and overview of the series.
2. New science paradigm: Consciousness to cosmology, to life origin and evolution.
3. Meditation: Ideating on consciousness, promoting psychosomatic health & wellbeing, liberation and enlightenment.
4. Basic concepts of morality, as the foundation of spirituality.
5. Fundamentals of meditation practice.
6. Values inculcated from meditation, at the personal and societal level: In education, living and societal values.
7. Promoting a neo-humanistic outlook and cosmic thinking, towards bringing about a more socially aware, human-centric and enlightened civilization.
Meditation is connecting our unit mind or individual mind with the Cosmic Mind, and thereby getting liberation from our embedded impressions in the mind, to attain a divine state of enlightenment. We will practice meditation in each session.
An important result of meditation is spiritual development. As part of this series, we will discuss how to incorporate this spiritual development in our personal lives and in our communities.
Finally, through this series we will aim to support (1) a neo-humanistic outlook, elevating ourselves beyond ‘narrow isms’ which have plagued our society, and (2) acquire cosmic thinking. Altogether, this series will help support our mutual goals of incorporating meditation into our daily lives, in leading to a more spiritual outlook, improved health and overall wellbeing.
The dates of the series are as follows: September 11th - October 30th.
We are asking each participant to pay $25 for the series. All proceeds will go to the Northboro Food Pantry to help those in need in our community. Cash or checks payable to the Trustees of the Northborough Free Library will be gratefully accepted at the main checkout desk prior to September 11th.
Advance registration for the entire series is required. You can also call Adult Services at 508-393-5025 x5 and the library staff will register you on the phone.
For more information, please call 508-393-5025 x5.
T.A.G. meets once a month to discuss all things Teen. T.A.G. plans Teen events and helps the Teen Librarian choose new materials for the Teen Room. Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. No registration required.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Saturday Stories is a family program perfect for busy parents who cannot attend our weekly story times and for familiar storytime friends.
Kids and their parents or caregivers are invited to play together through stories, songs and yoga shapes. No experience necessary!
For families with children ages 4 through 7.
Registration is required.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
Community Film and Discussion Series: Sleepless in America
Sleepless in America explores sleep loss in our modern society and reveals the compounding consequences of having a population that does not get enough sleep. Produced by a partnership of National Geographic and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the program explores sleep science and describes the serious health consequences of insufficient sleep. With drowsy drivers who are every bit as dangerous as drunks to the associated long-term health problems like diabetes and dementia, the long-term cost of sleep loss is excessive. The documentary is an argument against the demands of a 24/7 society and the allure of the many devices in our living rooms or, in worse cases, at our bedsides.
"Sleepless in America" aims to reach viewers and inspire them to take action. Cutting-edge research examples are used to provide scientific evidence against sleep loss. Personal accounts, such as the horrific story of the husband who lost half his family when a hospital worker drove home drowsy after an extra-long shift, are an emotional appeal for change.
The barrage of warnings from researchers and physicians and the tragic and cautionary accounts combine to frame our society’s sleeplessness as a disease that needs immediate attention.
Join Katherine Howland, Northborough parent, music/speech therapist, and professor of neuroscience at Berklee College of Music, in the viewing and discussion of this film.
Calling all future master builders! Drop by the library to build and create with our HUGE collection of legos! Complete our weekly challenge or free build. It's up to you!
Best suited for kids in grades K-5. No registration required.
Bring along your friends and come test out the Teen Room's new Nintendo Switch! Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. No registration required.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
In this free YMCA-sponsored workshop series, children will learn STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) concepts through hands-on activities, storytime, challenges and simple experiments.
This program is for children ages 3 – 5 with their caregiver (siblings are welcome).
Registration is required each week @ www.northboroughlibrary.org.
Looking for something fun to do to get you in the Halloween spirit? Stop by the library to make a spooky craft to celebrate the holiday. Today we will be making Jack O'Lantern jars.
All materials will be provided, but feel free to bring a small jar with the label removed if you have one you'd like to use. Families welcome. No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog!
Finnegan is trained to sit with children and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies
can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Choose a 15-minute time slot by clicking on the Register button below.
Because of greatly increased interest in this program, we ask that only children who are reading independently register. Call the library to inquire about time for our younger patrons who cannot read on their own. Thank you!
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
We are pleased to present another 7-part series on guided meditation called Meditation Practice for Health and Well-being. The series will be presented by Academic Dr. Dhanjoo Ghista, a resident of Northborough and lifelong practitioner of meditation for improved health and wellbeing. Professor Ghista has taught meditation in a variety of settings, including senior centers, yoga centers and at the Northborough Free Library.
This will be a seven week course, wherein the group will meet once a week for 75 minutes plus time for disussion (optional). The first half-hour will be presentation by Prof. Ghista, the second 30 - 45 minutes will be collective or group meditation. Following the meditation practice, there will be an optional 15 - 30 minutes of informal discussion about our meditation experiences and shared interests leading to a better frame of mind, health and wellbeing.
During these seven sessions, Professor Ghista will present information on the following topics:
1. General Introduction and overview of the series.
2. New science paradigm: Consciousness to cosmology, to life origin and evolution.
3. Meditation: Ideating on consciousness, promoting psychosomatic health & wellbeing, liberation and enlightenment.
4. Basic concepts of morality, as the foundation of spirituality.
5. Fundamentals of meditation practice.
6. Values inculcated from meditation, at the personal and societal level: In education, living and societal values.
7. Promoting a neo-humanistic outlook and cosmic thinking, towards bringing about a more socially aware, human-centric and enlightened civilization.
Meditation is connecting our unit mind or individual mind with the Cosmic Mind, and thereby getting liberation from our embedded impressions in the mind, to attain a divine state of enlightenment. We will practice meditation in each session.
An important result of meditation is spiritual development. As part of this series, we will discuss how to incorporate this spiritual development in our personal lives and in our communities.
Finally, through this series we will aim to support (1) a neo-humanistic outlook, elevating ourselves beyond ‘narrow isms’ which have plagued our society, and (2) acquire cosmic thinking. Altogether, this series will help support our mutual goals of incorporating meditation into our daily lives, in leading to a more spiritual outlook, improved health and overall wellbeing.
The dates of the series are as follows: September 11th - October 30th.
We are asking each participant to pay $25 for the series. All proceeds will go to the Northboro Food Pantry to help those in need in our community. Cash or checks payable to the Trustees of the Northborough Free Library will be gratefully accepted at the main checkout desk prior to September 11th.
Advance registration for the entire series is required. You can also call Adult Services at 508-393-5025 x5 and the library staff will register you on the phone.
For more information, please call 508-393-5025 x5.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
Celebrate Halloween at the library! Join us for some spooktacular fun including stories, songs, and snacks. Make sure to come in your favorite costume to trick or treat at the library.
Families with children ages 3 through 6 are invited to attend.
Registration is required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Bring your family, friends, wands, and your favorite wizarding snacks for a spellbinding show you won't want to miss!
We'll be showing Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban on the big screen with a special, interactive twist! You'll get a script and a big bag of goodies to join in on the movie magic. Even the librarians have a few tricks up their sleeves!
Families are welcome. Registration is required.
Please note that the main library will close as scheduled at 5:00 p.m. during this special event.
Saturday Stories is a family program perfect for busy parents who cannot attend our weekly story times and for familiar storytime friends.
Drop in for a quick story and color a themed coloring page.
For families with children ages 2 through 6.
No registration required.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
No school today? Join us at the library for a very special Disney Double Feature. We will be playing two new Disney movies back-to-back and you get to decide which ones!
The choices are Aladdin (2019), Descendants 3, Lion King (2019), and Toy Story 4. Vote for your two favorites by coming into the children's room and voting on our bulletin board. You can also comment your vote on our posts on Facebook or Instagram.
The top two vote-getters will be played at the library! Voting will close on October 28th and the movies will be announced October 29th.
Families welcome. No registration required. Families are welcome to bring a lunch or a snack to enjoy during the show!
Get dressed in your pajama best and join Ms. Lindsay for a bedtime themed storytime. Bring your favorite stuffed animal and enjoy cozy stories to end the night right.
Best suited for families with children ages 2 to 6.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog!
Finnegan is trained to sit with children and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies
can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Choose a 15-minute time slot by clicking on the Register button below.
Because of greatly increased interest in this program, we ask that only children who are reading independently register. Call the library to inquire about time for our younger patrons who cannot read on their own. Thank you!
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
Want to be part of a global early literacy movement? Join us in reading “Thank You, Omu!” by Oge Mora with millions of readers as part of JumpStart’s Read for the Record program. We’ll take a picture walk through this Caldecott honoree book and read it out loud together. Participants will receive a free copy of the book.
Families are welcome. Registration is requested. For more information visit www.readfortherecord.org.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
Calling all future master builders! Drop by the library to build and create with our HUGE collection of legos! Complete our weekly challenge or free build. It's up to you!
Best suited for kids in grades K-5. No registration required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Saturday Stories is a family program perfect for busy parents who cannot attend our weekly story times and for familiar storytime friends.
Drop in for a STEAM storytime with a simple activity.
For families with children ages 4 through 6.
Registration is requested.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
In this free YMCA-sponsored workshop series, children will learn STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) concepts through hands-on activities, storytime, challenges and simple experiments.
This program is for children ages 3 – 5 with their caregiver (siblings are welcome).
Registration is required each week @ www.northboroughlibrary.org.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
What is a whole grain, and what makes it different from other grains? How can we incorporate them into our diets and lives, and enjoy them? Please join us and find out!
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog!
Finnegan is trained to sit with children and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies
can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Choose a 15-minute time slot by clicking on the Register button below.
Because of greatly increased interest in this program, we ask that only children who are reading independently register. Call the library to inquire about time for our younger patrons who cannot read on their own. Thank you!
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
A WILL TO SURVIVE was a rock opera written in reaction to the loss of a teenager named William Robinson. After Will took his own life, a music therapist named Tom Sweitzer set out to write the rock opera to help encourage teens to reach out for help and support in difficult times. In an astounding act of courage, Will's own mother Ann-Charlotte Robinson agreed to help advise Tom in the writing process and eventually star in the stage production. Expanding on the award-winning short A MOTHER'S WILL, A WILL TO SURVIVE: THE MOVIE is a documentary that follows the cast as they prepare to take the stage for a sold-out performance at the legendary Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. The film also interviews the cast and studies the ripple effects of positive change that are set in motion by the rock opera, both in the lives of the cast and in the lives of the audience members.
Join Kathleen Howland, Northborough parent, music/speech therapist, and neuroscience professor at Berklee College of Musci, for the viewing and discussion of this film.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Saturday Stories is a family program perfect for busy parents who cannot attend our weekly story times and for familiar storytime friends.
Kids and their parents or caregivers are invited to play together through stories, songs and yoga shapes. No experience necessary!
For families with children ages 4 through 7.
Registration is required.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
We are pleased to present Roger Bruno and Ellen Schwartz of Too Human for a return engagement in November as part of our Fall Music Series! Starting out as professional songwriters in Los Angeles, their songs have been covered by a broad spectrum of recording artists, including Cher, Pat Benatar, Teddy Pendergrass, Martha Davis (of the Motels), Anne Murray, Nancy Wilson and Ramsey Lewis. They left the corporate world and moved back east and now live in Western Mass. Ask them what kind of music they play, Roger and Ellen will answer: "Good music with a lot of heart." Along with their bassist, this great jazz trio covers standards from the American Songbook, but with a fresh interpretation that brings new life to these classic songs. With vocals, guitar, percussion, and on occasion, upright bass, they have a jazzy, bluesy feel.
More about Too Human is available on their website at www.toohumanonline.com.
The Music Series is funded in part by the Friends of the Northborough Library. No registration is required. Refreshments will be served. Join us!
Calling all future master builders! Drop by the library to build and create with our HUGE collection of legos! Complete our weekly challenge or free build. It's up to you!
Best suited for kids in grades K-5. No registration required.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
In this free YMCA-sponsored workshop series, children will learn STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) concepts through hands-on activities, storytime, challenges and simple experiments.
This program is for children ages 3 – 5 with their caregiver (siblings are welcome).
Registration is required each week @ www.northboroughlibrary.org.
Turn to the Next Chapter in your reading adventure! The Next Chapter Readers is a group for elementary-aged readers to explore the genres of early chapter books. This group is best suited to kids who are reading short chapter books independently. We read a different book each month and gather to talk about it and do a fun activity!
This month we will be reading Dragons and Marshmallows by Asia Citro. Books will be available to check out in advance at the children’s desk. Registration is required.
Get dressed in your pajama best and join Ms. Lindsay for a bedtime themed storytime. Bring your favorite stuffed animal and enjoy cozy stories to end the night right.
Best suited for families with children ages 2 to 6.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog!
Finnegan is trained to sit with children and listen to them read. This kind of support from lovable puppies
can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Choose a 15-minute time slot by clicking on the Register button below.
Because of greatly increased interest in this program, we ask that only children who are reading independently register. Call the library to inquire about time for our younger patrons who cannot read on their own. Thank you!
Tabletop RPG (think Dungeons and Dragons) meets Harry Potter meets choose your own adventure in this new club for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. This month, we will start reading Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. We will discuss the book and play a roll-an-adventure game.
Please note: space is limited and registration is required.
T.A.G. meets once a month to discuss all things Teen. T.A.G. plans Teen events and helps the Teen Librarian choose new materials for the Teen Room. Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. No registration required.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
This book club is for newly independent readers to practice reading out loud by working through a story together in a small group.
Best suited to kindergarten-aged children. Parents and caregivers will remain outside of the room for this independent book club. Books will be available to check out in advance in the Children's Room.
Registration is required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Looking for something fun to do to get ready for Thanksgiving? Stop by the library to make a fun turkey hat to celebrate the holiday. Gobble gobble!
All materials will be provided. Families welcome. No registration required.
Saturday Stories is a family program perfect for busy parents who cannot attend our weekly story times and for familiar storytime friends.
Join us this Saturday for an engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise! This is a remix of our weekly Music Mashup program with different songs and movements.
No registration required.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
Bring along your friends and come test out the Teen Room's new Nintendo Switch! Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. No registration required.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Join us this Friday for an engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise! This is an abbreviated remix of our weekly Music Mashup program with different songs and movements.
No registration required.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Saturday Stories is a family program perfect for busy parents who cannot attend our weekly story times and for familiar storytime friends.
Kids and their parents or caregivers are invited to play together through stories, songs and yoga shapes. No experience necessary!
For families with children ages 4 through 7.
Registration is required.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
What makes people happy?
It's the question at the heart of this documentary film simply — but appropriately — titled “Happy.”
The film was originally inspired by a 2005 New York Times article “A New Measure of Well-Being from a Happy Little Kingdom” by Andrew C. Revkin in which the United States was ranked 23rd on a list of the happiest nations in the world. With much poorer countries like Iceland and Puerto Rico easily surpassing the U.S., "Happy" makes a compelling argument that once basic necessities like food and shelter are provided for, economic factors have relatively little to do with overall satisfaction in life.
Using a balance of scientific research and fascinating human stories, the filmmakers explore some of the non-material roots of happiness, and in the process, show that while there isn’t a formula for it, everyone can become happier.
The film takes us on a journey from the swamps of Louisiana to the slums of Kolkata in search of what really makes people happy. It explores human happiness through interviews with people from all walks of life in 14 different countries, weaving in the newest findings of positive psychology. “Happy” is brimming with positive energy and a sense of joy regarding the shared human experience.
Join Kathleen Howland, Northborough parent, music/speech therapist, and neuroscience professor at Berklee College of Music, in the viewing and discussion of "Happy".
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
Get dressed in your pajama best and join Ms. Lindsay for a bedtime themed storytime. Bring your favorite stuffed animal and enjoy cozy stories to end the night right.
Best suited for families with children ages 2 to 6.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Join our new Improv Club! At each meeting we will be testing out our acting skills with some hilarious improv games. All Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. Registration is required.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
Join us for an epic Super Smash Bros battle! Bring along a friend or two to compete against on the WiiU. Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. No registration required.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
We will talk about strategies for working physical activity into our daily lives. Let’s brainstorm together on ways to fit in more movement, and make it so we enjoy doing it.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Saturday Stories is a family program perfect for busy parents who cannot attend our weekly story times and for familiar storytime friends.
Drop in for a quick story and color a themed coloring page.
For families with children ages 2 through 6.
No registration required.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
Turn to the Next Chapter in your reading adventure! The Next Chapter Readers is a group for elementary-aged readers to explore the genres of early chapter books. This group is best suited to kids who are reading short chapter books independently. We read a different book each month and gather to talk about it and do a fun activity!
Books will be available to check out in advance at the children’s desk. Registration is required.
Get dressed in your pajama best and join Ms. Lindsay for a bedtime themed storytime. Bring your favorite stuffed animal and enjoy cozy stories to end the night right.
Best suited for families with children ages 2 to 6.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Tabletop RPG (think Dungeons and Dragons) meets Harry Potter meets choose your own adventure in this new club for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders. This month, we will start reading Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. We will discuss the book and play a roll-an-adventure game.
Please note: space is limited and registration is required.
T.A.G. meets once a month to discuss all things Teen. T.A.G. plans Teen events and helps the Teen Librarian choose new materials for the Teen Room. Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. No registration required.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
English Conversation Circles are one-hour informal group meetings run by library volunteers for adults who want to improve their conversational English. In the meeting we practice listening, speaking and pronunciation in English through normal, everyday conversations with people from all over the world. Join us for lively conversation in a friendly environment with other adults who are also learning.
A storytime with a little independence
Join Ms. Carly for some stories and a craft/activity.
Grown-ups remain outside our program room for this storytime.
No registration required.
This book club is for newly independent readers to practice reading out loud by working through a story together in a small group.
Best suited to kindergarten-aged children. Parents and caregivers will remain outside of the room for this independent book club. Books will be available to check out in advance in the Children's Room.
Registration is required.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Saturday Stories is a family program perfect for busy parents who cannot attend our weekly story times and for familiar storytime friends.
Drop in for a STEAM storytime with a simple activity.
For families with children ages 4 through 6.
Registration is requested.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Saturday Stories is a family program perfect for busy parents who cannot attend our weekly story times and for familiar storytime friends.
Join us this Saturday for an engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise! This is a remix of our weekly Music Mashup program with different songs and movements.
No registration required.
Sign up to read to our very special “read” dog! Echo is a Bernese Mountain Dog trained to sit with your child and listen to them read. This kind of support from a lovable pup can foster your child’s self-confidence, build reading skills, and it’s just plain fun!
Registration is for children learning to read on their own or looking to practice their reading skills.
Go to www.northboroughlibrary.org to register.
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English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Bring along your friends and come test out the Teen Room's new Nintendo Switch! Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. No registration required.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Need a quiet place to study for Midterms? Stop by our Teen Study Hall for a quiet and cozy place to study on your own or in small groups. Feel free to bring along your own snacks and beverages. No registration is required.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
T.A.G. meets once a month to discuss all things Teen. T.A.G. plans Teen events and helps the Teen Librarian choose new materials for the Teen Room. Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. No registration required.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Bring along your friends and come test out the Teen Room's new Nintendo Switch! Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. No registration required.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
An engaging and interactive program developed for families with children ages 2 through 5.
We will use instruments, scarves, and other toys while we read, dance to music, and make some noise!
No registration required.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
A special storytime for our littlest patrons! Mother Goose on the Loose is an early literacy program for children ages birth through 2 years. Come join us for a story, songs, rhymes, bouncing, and fingerplays! We will use musical instruments, puppets, and other props to further children's early learning skills.
Back by popular demand, join us for another round of Food Wars! This time we are making No-Bake Chocolate Chip Cookie Pie. Each participant will make and take home their own pie! All Teens in grades 6-12 are welcome. Registration is required and space is limited.
English Conversation Circle meetings are a casual and supportive way to practice listening and speaking in English with other adults who are also learning. Whether here in the U.S. permanently or just for short time, all levels of English language learners are welcome. No registration or sign-up, just show up! Free. For more information visit our website, email adults@northboroughlibrary.org, or call 508-393-5025 ext. 5
Enjoy age- and developmentally-appropriate stories, songs, movement activities and fingerplay
as we build your child's early literacy skills.
For children ages 2 and 3 years old with a favorite adult!
No registration required.
Join our Minecraft Club! You are not required to have your own Minecraft account to participate. This club is for all students in grades 6-12. Registration is required, space is limited. All club meetings will take place in the Computer Lab.