For Students in Gr. K-4.
Calling all LEGO enthusiasts! Join us for an afternoon of fun on Monomoy’s Early Release Wednesday. Build LEGO creations, play LEGO games, and enjoy an afterschool snack. Registration is required.
For Students in Gr. K-4.
Calling all LEGO enthusiasts! Join us for an afternoon of fun on Monomoy’s Early Release Wednesday. Build LEGO creations, play LEGO games, and enjoy an afterschool snack. Registration is required.
For walking toddlers - 2.9 year old children and their caregivers.
Enjoy stories, songs, crafts, and play time together during this weekly early literacy program! A one-time registration is required.
For walking toddlers - 2.9 year old children and their caregivers.
Enjoy stories, songs, crafts, and play time together during this weekly early literacy program! A one-time registration is required.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Come one, come all, this tournament is open to students from kindergarten to Grade 8 going to school in the towns of Brewster, Chatham, Eastham, Harwich, Orleans and Wellfleet. Whether you are brand new to chess or have years of experience, it's worth your while to take a turn at the chess board. All participants will win prizes, with top finishers receiving cash scholarships. Registration begins at 10:15 am. First match is at 10:30 am.
Come one, come all, this tournament is open to students from kindergarten to Grade 8 going to school in the towns of Brewster, Chatham, Eastham, Harwich, Orleans and Wellfleet. Whether you are brand new to chess or have years of experience, it's worth your while to take a turn at the chess board. All participants will win prizes, with top finishers receiving cash scholarships. Registration begins at 10:15 am. First match is at 10:30 am.
Families with children 3 years old and up are invited to stop by Youth Services for some holiday cheer! We’ll have supplies available to make your own ornament, as well as other festive fun! Registration is not required. (Activity available while supplies last.)
Families with children 3 years old and up are invited to stop by Youth Services for some holiday cheer! We’ll have supplies available to make your own ornament, as well as other festive fun! Registration is not required. (Activity available while supplies last.)
As you stroll down Main Street during Chatham's Christmas by the Sea Stroll, stop by the Library to enjoy the festive holiday music performed by the Cape Cod Carolers.
As you stroll down Main Street during Chatham's Christmas by the Sea Stroll, stop by the Library to enjoy the festive holiday music performed by the Cape Cod Carolers.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Joe Marchio will take us on a musical journey exploring the history and richness of opera. From the Baroque era of Handel and Monteverdi to the Classical era of Mozart and Haydn, to the Romantic era of Verdi and Wagner, to the modern opera of Puccini and others, he will explore the sounds and stories of these great composers. Once again Joe will make music enjoyable and accessible to all regardless of their musical knowledge.
Registration and donation forms are available at the Library front desk and online at www.eldredgelibrary.org/learning-series/. An online donation link is also available on the website
Joe Marchio currently serves as music director of the Chatham Chorale and pastor of First Congregational Church in Chatham. He has performed as an organist throughout the United States and Europe and has also taught Eldredge Library Learning Series courses for many years in addition to programs at a number of other Cape venues.
Joe Marchio will take us on a musical journey exploring the history and richness of opera. From the Baroque era of Handel and Monteverdi to the Classical era of Mozart and Haydn, to the Romantic era of Verdi and Wagner, to the modern opera of Puccini and others, he will explore the sounds and stories of these great composers. Once again Joe will make music enjoyable and accessible to all regardless of their musical knowledge.
Registration and donation forms are available at the Library front desk and online at www.eldredgelibrary.org/learning-series/. An online donation link is also available on the website
Joe Marchio currently serves as music director of the Chatham Chorale and pastor of First Congregational Church in Chatham. He has performed as an organist throughout the United States and Europe and has also taught Eldredge Library Learning Series courses for many years in addition to programs at a number of other Cape venues.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
You’re invited to an afternoon chat with New York Times bestselling author Stephanie Land as she talks to us about her new memoir, Class: A Memoir of Motherhood, Hunger, and Higher Education. Registration required for this virtual program.
When Stephanie Land set out to write her first book, a memoir titled Maid, she never could have imagined what was to come. Handpicked by President Barack Obama as one of the best books of 2019, it was later adapted into the hit Netflix series Maid, which was viewed by 67 million households and was Netflix’s fourth most-watched show in 2021, garnering three Primetime Emmy Award nominations. Stephanie’s escape from poverty and abuse in search of a better life inspired millions. Maid was a story about a housecleaner, but it was also a story about a woman with a dream.
In Class, Land takes us with her as she finishes college and pursues her writing career. Facing barriers at every turn, including a byzantine loan system, not having enough money for food, and navigating the judgments of professors and fellow students who didn’t understand the demands of attending college while under the poverty line—Land finds a way to survive once again, finally graduating in her mid-thirties.
You’re invited to an afternoon chat with New York Times bestselling author Stephanie Land as she talks to us about her new memoir, Class: A Memoir of Motherhood, Hunger, and Higher Education. Registration required for this virtual program.
When Stephanie Land set out to write her first book, a memoir titled Maid, she never could have imagined what was to come. Handpicked by President Barack Obama as one of the best books of 2019, it was later adapted into the hit Netflix series Maid, which was viewed by 67 million households and was Netflix’s fourth most-watched show in 2021, garnering three Primetime Emmy Award nominations. Stephanie’s escape from poverty and abuse in search of a better life inspired millions. Maid was a story about a housecleaner, but it was also a story about a woman with a dream.
In Class, Land takes us with her as she finishes college and pursues her writing career. Facing barriers at every turn, including a byzantine loan system, not having enough money for food, and navigating the judgments of professors and fellow students who didn’t understand the demands of attending college while under the poverty line—Land finds a way to survive once again, finally graduating in her mid-thirties.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendance is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendance is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
Mock Caldecott Book Discussion Group for Adults. This book discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the year’s most distinguished picture books for children. Books will be provided and must be read ahead of time. Registration is required. To register, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
Mock Caldecott Book Discussion Group for Adults. This book discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the year’s most distinguished picture books for children. Books will be provided and must be read ahead of time. Registration is required. To register, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
Matt Fitzpatrick, author of The Justin McGee Trilogy, brings you his latest mystery novel, Forsythia's Ride. Registration recommended.
"After a usual night of heavy drinking, Forsythia finds herself at her best friend’s door step begging for help after she stole her aristocratic boss' briefcase out of frustration. Fear of prosecution forces Fory to seek refuge at the home of an aging, eccentric aunt in the idyllic seaside community of Chatham, Massachusetts. While grateful for taking her in, Fory soon realizes that her reclusive aunt holds many of the same secrets as her father. Chatham also has another new resident with a secret. Stories change on Cape Cod with each tide, but Anna Mobley has information on a decades old myth that is coming to fruition.”
Matt Fitzpatrick grew up in a very politically active and connected Irish-Catholic family. He is a US Coast Guard licensed sea captain on top of having a very successful 25-year career in the investment management industry. He describes his first novel as "Boston Grit." Matt lives on Cape Cod.
Matt Fitzpatrick, author of The Justin McGee Trilogy, brings you his latest mystery novel, Forsythia's Ride. Registration recommended.
"After a usual night of heavy drinking, Forsythia finds herself at her best friend’s door step begging for help after she stole her aristocratic boss' briefcase out of frustration. Fear of prosecution forces Fory to seek refuge at the home of an aging, eccentric aunt in the idyllic seaside community of Chatham, Massachusetts. While grateful for taking her in, Fory soon realizes that her reclusive aunt holds many of the same secrets as her father. Chatham also has another new resident with a secret. Stories change on Cape Cod with each tide, but Anna Mobley has information on a decades old myth that is coming to fruition.”
Matt Fitzpatrick grew up in a very politically active and connected Irish-Catholic family. He is a US Coast Guard licensed sea captain on top of having a very successful 25-year career in the investment management industry. He describes his first novel as "Boston Grit." Matt lives on Cape Cod.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
For walking toddlers - 2.9 year old children and their caregivers.
Enjoy stories, songs, crafts, and play time together during this weekly early literacy program! A one-time registration is required.
For walking toddlers - 2.9 year old children and their caregivers.
Enjoy stories, songs, crafts, and play time together during this weekly early literacy program! A one-time registration is required.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
The Friends of the Eldredge Public Library book discussion group meet monthly in the Eldredge Public Library. Everyone is welcome! This month's selection is Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton. For more information, or to join this group, please email amyandreasson@clamsnet.org.
The Friends of the Eldredge Public Library book discussion group meet monthly in the Eldredge Public Library. Everyone is welcome! This month's selection is Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton. For more information, or to join this group, please email amyandreasson@clamsnet.org.
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation.
The group meets the 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 3:30-5:00 pm throughout the year except July. For more information please contact facilitator Rick Pike at 508-221-3240 or fwchatham@yahoo.com
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation.
The group meets the 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 3:30-5:00 pm throughout the year except July. For more information please contact facilitator Rick Pike at 508-221-3240 or fwchatham@yahoo.com
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendance is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendance is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
The Mock Newbery Book Discussion Group for Adults and Students in Grades 4 and Up! This discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the most distinguished titles of the year for children. Registration is required. Note:This is a year-long program that requires regular attendance each month. For more informationor to register, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
The Mock Newbery Book Discussion Group for Adults and Students in Grades 4 and Up! This discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the most distinguished titles of the year for children. Registration is required. Note:This is a year-long program that requires regular attendance each month. For more informationor to register, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
The Mock Printz Book Discussion Group for Adults and Students in Grades 7 and Up! This discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the most distinguished titles of the year for young adults. Registration is required. Note:This is a year-long program that requires regular attendance each month. For more information, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
The Mock Printz Book Discussion Group for Adults and Students in Grades 7 and Up! This discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the most distinguished titles of the year for young adults. Registration is required. Note:This is a year-long program that requires regular attendance each month. For more information, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
All sorts of silly fun is in store for students in Grades K-4 during this program where we play new games and old favorites, too! Registration is required.
All sorts of silly fun is in store for students in Grades K-4 during this program where we play new games and old favorites, too! Registration is required.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Looking for a way to pass the time during school vacation? Students in Grades K-4 and their grown-ups can stop by the library for open play LEGO time. Children 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is not required
Looking for a way to pass the time during school vacation? Students in Grades K-4 and their grown-ups can stop by the library for open play LEGO time. Children 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is not required
Banned and Challenged Book Discussion Are you curious, confused, or concerned about the recent increase in book challenges featured in the news? This is an opportunity to weigh in on what's happening across the country in both school and public libraries, followed by a discussion of a monthly featured title. We will meet in person for this discussion. All perspectives are welcome; there is no right or single solution, however respect for all viewpoints and respect for each registrant is paramount to a successful dialogue. Contact Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information or to register. This program is intended for an adult audience, however teens with parent/caregiver permission may join. Registration is required.
Banned and Challenged Book Discussion Are you curious, confused, or concerned about the recent increase in book challenges featured in the news? This is an opportunity to weigh in on what's happening across the country in both school and public libraries, followed by a discussion of a monthly featured title. We will meet in person for this discussion. All perspectives are welcome; there is no right or single solution, however respect for all viewpoints and respect for each registrant is paramount to a successful dialogue. Contact Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org for more information or to register. This program is intended for an adult audience, however teens with parent/caregiver permission may join. Registration is required.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
Enjoy some fresh air, family time, and a great story as you stroll through our seasonal picture book StoryWalk® on the library’s front lawn. Available all day. Registration is not required.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Book to Film Discussion for Adults. Have you ever read a book and said, "That would make a great movie?" Are you disappointed or quite pleased with the screen adaptation? If you enjoy talking about books and movies, this is the program for you! The Book to Film Discussion group for adults meets monthly. Contact Judy Lombardo at jlombardo@clamsnet.org for more information and to register. Registration is required.
Book to Film Discussion for Adults. Have you ever read a book and said, "That would make a great movie?" Are you disappointed or quite pleased with the screen adaptation? If you enjoy talking about books and movies, this is the program for you! The Book to Film Discussion group for adults meets monthly. Contact Judy Lombardo at jlombardo@clamsnet.org for more information and to register. Registration is required.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
Attention all cookbook lovers! We invite you to join our book group: Reading in the Kitchen: A Cookbook Group at the Eldredge Public Library. The group will meet the first Tuesday of each month to taste recipes and discuss cookbooks. Each month we will choose a cookbook. You let us know which recipe you will cook to share with the other members, and then we meet to taste the recipes and talk about the chosen cookbook and your cooking experience! A great way to meet fellow foodies and expand your cooking experience.
Copies of the cookbook will be available at the Library about 1 month ahead of the meeting date. To sign up for each month, please contact Lorna Dzialo @ 508-945-5170 or ldzialo@clamsnet.org. Registration is required, this group cannot accommodate drop-ins.
The cookbook selection for this month is Go-To Dinners by Ina Garten
Please join us for a virtual library collaboration to ring in the New Year and tackle one of the top resolutions - organize and declutter!
Certified KonMari Consultant, Kerry Adams, will lead us through a presentation on what the KonMari Method is and how to successfully implement the method into your life. Grab a notebook and join us from the comfort of your own home.
The KonMari Method of organizing was developed by Marie Kondo, world acclaimed Japanese organizer and author of the best selling books, “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up”, and “Spark Joy”, as well as star of the Netflix series, “Tidying Up With Marie Kondo”. Rather than discarding things in a negative way, it’s about keeping the things that you love, the things that support your vision for the lifestyle you want. You’ll learn to focus your intention, discover what supports your goals, and respectfully leave behind the things that don’t. It’s simple and life-changing. KonMari teaches that if you properly simplify and organize your home you’ll never have to do it again. Tidying is a special event, not a daily chore, leaving you the time and space to do more of what you love.
Kerry Adams was an early adapter of the KonMari Method of decluttering and simplifying by Marie Kondo. She attended the first instructional program offered in August 2016 and in 2017 became one of the first Certified KonMari Consultants in the world and the first in Massachusetts. She has been guiding clients on their personal journeys to transform their homes from a place of chaos and clutter to one of calm simplicity, lower volume serenity and efficiency through her business The Spark Joy Lifestyle (www.thesparkjoylifestyle.com). Kerry brings a unique perspective to her work as a KonMari consultant based on four decades in the art and design world, hence the tagline, “The Art of an Organized Life”.
This event is made possible in partnership with Centerville Public Library, Chilmark Free Library, Yarmouth Port Library, Vineyard Haven Public Library, Falmouth Public Library, and Provincetown Public Library
Registration is required for this event. A Zoom Webinar link will be sent prior to the event.
Please join us for a virtual library collaboration to ring in the New Year and tackle one of the top resolutions - organize and declutter!
Certified KonMari Consultant, Kerry Adams, will lead us through a presentation on what the KonMari Method is and how to successfully implement the method into your life. Grab a notebook and join us from the comfort of your own home.
The KonMari Method of organizing was developed by Marie Kondo, world acclaimed Japanese organizer and author of the best selling books, “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up”, and “Spark Joy”, as well as star of the Netflix series, “Tidying Up With Marie Kondo”. Rather than discarding things in a negative way, it’s about keeping the things that you love, the things that support your vision for the lifestyle you want. You’ll learn to focus your intention, discover what supports your goals, and respectfully leave behind the things that don’t. It’s simple and life-changing. KonMari teaches that if you properly simplify and organize your home you’ll never have to do it again. Tidying is a special event, not a daily chore, leaving you the time and space to do more of what you love.
Kerry Adams was an early adapter of the KonMari Method of decluttering and simplifying by Marie Kondo. She attended the first instructional program offered in August 2016 and in 2017 became one of the first Certified KonMari Consultants in the world and the first in Massachusetts. She has been guiding clients on their personal journeys to transform their homes from a place of chaos and clutter to one of calm simplicity, lower volume serenity and efficiency through her business The Spark Joy Lifestyle (www.thesparkjoylifestyle.com). Kerry brings a unique perspective to her work as a KonMari consultant based on four decades in the art and design world, hence the tagline, “The Art of an Organized Life”.
This event is made possible in partnership with Centerville Public Library, Chilmark Free Library, Yarmouth Port Library, Vineyard Haven Public Library, Falmouth Public Library, and Provincetown Public Library
Registration is required for this event. A Zoom Webinar link will be sent prior to the event.
Mock Caldecott Book Discussion Group for Adults. This book discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the year’s most distinguished picture books for children. Books will be provided and must be read ahead of time. Registration is required. To register, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
Mock Caldecott Book Discussion Group for Adults. This book discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the year’s most distinguished picture books for children. Books will be provided and must be read ahead of time. Registration is required. To register, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation.
The group meets the 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 3:30-5:00 pm throughout the year except July. For more information please contact facilitator Rick Pike at 508-221-3240 or fwchatham@yahoo.com
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation.
The group meets the 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 3:30-5:00 pm throughout the year except July. For more information please contact facilitator Rick Pike at 508-221-3240 or fwchatham@yahoo.com
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
The Mock Newbery Book Discussion Group for Adults and Students in Grades 4 and Up! This discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the most distinguished titles of the year for children. Registration is required. Note:This is a year-long program that requires regular attendance each month. For more informationor to register, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
The Mock Newbery Book Discussion Group for Adults and Students in Grades 4 and Up! This discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the most distinguished titles of the year for children. Registration is required. Note:This is a year-long program that requires regular attendance each month. For more informationor to register, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
The Mock Printz Book Discussion Group for Adults and Students in Grades 7 and Up! This discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the most distinguished titles of the year for young adults. Registration is required. Note:This is a year-long program that requires regular attendance each month. For more information, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
The Mock Printz Book Discussion Group for Adults and Students in Grades 7 and Up! This discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the most distinguished titles of the year for young adults. Registration is required. Note:This is a year-long program that requires regular attendance each month. For more information, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
Mock Caldecott Book Discussion Group for Adults. This book discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the year’s most distinguished picture books for children. Books will be provided and must be read ahead of time. Registration is required. To register, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
Mock Caldecott Book Discussion Group for Adults. This book discussion follows the award criteria for selecting the year’s most distinguished picture books for children. Books will be provided and must be read ahead of time. Registration is required. To register, email Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org.
Aging: are you ready for it? If we’re lucky, it’s happening to all of us. How do we view this? Is it a topic to be denied, ignored, belittled, or avoided? Enjoyment and laughing our way through our senior years makes the process easier and improves our health! Join us with Amanda Murphy, RN, HNC, as we laugh our way through the aging process together, nurturing our cardiovascular, immune, and musculoskeletal systems as well as our emotional and spiritual selves. Bring your funny bones and your sense of humor! We’ll explore the negative images of aging – “ageism” often presented in the media contrasted with the value (and humor!) of aging. Registration is recommended. Seating is limited to 60
In addition to her RN nursing credentials, Amanda Murphy is certified as a Health Coach and Educator, Stress Management Instructor, Aromatherapist, and Prepare-for Surgery, Heal Faster Instructor. She is also a national board-certified Holistic Nurse. Rather than tell the healthcare client what to do for improved health and wellness, the holistic model encourages them to make their own health choices, empowered with evidence-based education and discussion. This approach leads to more sustainable lifestyle changes, which can lead to improved health. Amanda is able to bridge the divide between conventional and holistic/integrative health models, having practiced in both arenas for many years. Her unique focus comes from these diverse perspectives as well as from her commitment to ongoing education. Furthermore, her personal relationship with “dis-ease” and unenlightened caregivers has taught her the importance of self-care, lifelong learning, and personal responsibility that lead to self-empowerment and wellness. This experience has contributed to her ability to empathize with her clients.
Aging: are you ready for it? If we’re lucky, it’s happening to all of us. How do we view this? Is it a topic to be denied, ignored, belittled, or avoided? Enjoyment and laughing our way through our senior years makes the process easier and improves our health! Join us with Amanda Murphy, RN, HNC, as we laugh our way through the aging process together, nurturing our cardiovascular, immune, and musculoskeletal systems as well as our emotional and spiritual selves. Bring your funny bones and your sense of humor! We’ll explore the negative images of aging – “ageism” often presented in the media contrasted with the value (and humor!) of aging. Registration is recommended. Seating is limited to 60
In addition to her RN nursing credentials, Amanda Murphy is certified as a Health Coach and Educator, Stress Management Instructor, Aromatherapist, and Prepare-for Surgery, Heal Faster Instructor. She is also a national board-certified Holistic Nurse. Rather than tell the healthcare client what to do for improved health and wellness, the holistic model encourages them to make their own health choices, empowered with evidence-based education and discussion. This approach leads to more sustainable lifestyle changes, which can lead to improved health. Amanda is able to bridge the divide between conventional and holistic/integrative health models, having practiced in both arenas for many years. Her unique focus comes from these diverse perspectives as well as from her commitment to ongoing education. Furthermore, her personal relationship with “dis-ease” and unenlightened caregivers has taught her the importance of self-care, lifelong learning, and personal responsibility that lead to self-empowerment and wellness. This experience has contributed to her ability to empathize with her clients.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Mock YMAs Live for 2024 Mock Newbery, Mock Printz, and Mock Caldecott members. Join your fellow mockers for ALA/ALSC's live broadcast of the 2024 Youth Media Awards. Contact Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org to participate. Registration is required.
Mock YMAs Live for 2024 Mock Newbery, Mock Printz, and Mock Caldecott members. Join your fellow mockers for ALA/ALSC's live broadcast of the 2024 Youth Media Awards. Contact Tammy at tdepasquale@clamsnet.org to participate. Registration is required.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion Group meets once a month. Everyone is welcome. This month's selection is Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion Group meets once a month. Everyone is welcome. This month's selection is Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Book to Film Discussion for Adults. Have you ever read a book and said, "That would make a great movie?" Are you disappointed or quite pleased with the screen adaptation? If you enjoy talking about books and movies, this is the program for you! The Book to Film Discussion group for adults meets monthly. Contact Judy Lombardo at jlombardo@clamsnet.org for more information and to register. Registration is required.
Book to Film Discussion for Adults. Have you ever read a book and said, "That would make a great movie?" Are you disappointed or quite pleased with the screen adaptation? If you enjoy talking about books and movies, this is the program for you! The Book to Film Discussion group for adults meets monthly. Contact Judy Lombardo at jlombardo@clamsnet.org for more information and to register. Registration is required.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
Attention all cookbook lovers! We invite you to join our book group: Reading in the Kitchen: A Cookbook Group at the Eldredge Public Library. The group will meet the first Tuesday of each month to taste recipes and discuss cookbooks. Each month we will choose a cookbook. You let us know which recipe you will cook to share with the other members, and then we meet to taste the recipes and talk about the chosen cookbook and your cooking experience! A great way to meet fellow foodies and expand your cooking experience.
Copies of the cookbook will be available at the Library about 1 month ahead of the meeting date. To sign up for each month, please contact Lorna Dzialo @ 508-945-5170 or ldzialo@clamsnet.org. Registration is required, this group cannot accommodate drop-ins.
The cookbook selection for this month is Go-To Dinners by Ina Garten
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation.
The group meets the 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 3:30-5:00 pm throughout the year except July. For more information please contact facilitator Rick Pike at 508-221-3240 or fwchatham@yahoo.com
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation.
The group meets the 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 3:30-5:00 pm throughout the year except July. For more information please contact facilitator Rick Pike at 508-221-3240 or fwchatham@yahoo.com
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion Group meets once a month. Everyone is welcome. This month's selection is Eternal by Lisa Scottoline.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion Group meets once a month. Everyone is welcome. This month's selection is Eternal by Lisa Scottoline.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Book to Film Discussion for Adults. Have you ever read a book and said, "That would make a great movie?" Are you disappointed or quite pleased with the screen adaptation? If you enjoy talking about books and movies, this is the program for you! The Book to Film Discussion group for adults meets monthly. Contact Judy Lombardo at jlombardo@clamsnet.org for more information and to register. Registration is required.
Book to Film Discussion for Adults. Have you ever read a book and said, "That would make a great movie?" Are you disappointed or quite pleased with the screen adaptation? If you enjoy talking about books and movies, this is the program for you! The Book to Film Discussion group for adults meets monthly. Contact Judy Lombardo at jlombardo@clamsnet.org for more information and to register. Registration is required.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
Attention all cookbook lovers! We invite you to join our book group: Reading in the Kitchen: A Cookbook Group at the Eldredge Public Library. The group will meet the first Tuesday of each month to taste recipes and discuss cookbooks. Each month we will choose a cookbook. You let us know which recipe you will cook to share with the other members, and then we meet to taste the recipes and talk about the chosen cookbook and your cooking experience! A great way to meet fellow foodies and expand your cooking experience.
Copies of the cookbook will be available at the Library about 1 month ahead of the meeting date. To sign up for each month, please contact Lorna Dzialo @ 508-945-5170 or ldzialo@clamsnet.org. Registration is required, this group cannot accommodate drop-ins.
The cookbook selection for this month is Go-To Dinners by Ina Garten
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation.
The group meets the 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 3:30-5:00 pm throughout the year except July. For more information please contact facilitator Rick Pike at 508-221-3240 or fwchatham@yahoo.com
This discussion group is for people who want to talk about outstanding writings in history, literature, philosophy, politics, science, theology, and other disciplines. Great Books discussion groups use an approach to discussion called Shared Inquiry, which follows a few simple guidelines designed to make a discussion more rewarding by keeping the group’s attention focused firmly on the text and its interpretation.
The group meets the 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 3:30-5:00 pm throughout the year except July. For more information please contact facilitator Rick Pike at 508-221-3240 or fwchatham@yahoo.com
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion Group meets once a month. Everyone is welcome. This month's selection is Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.
The Friends of the EPL Book Discussion Group meets once a month. Everyone is welcome. This month's selection is Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.
The Novel Writers Group meets every Tuesday (Sept - June) to work on novels in progress. Participants are encouraged to submit a chapter or about 1500 words by email to the group two days in advance to receive guidance and feedback. Live group discussion is positive and focused on applying principles of successful writing. Attendenace is limited to 6 participants due to the nature of the program. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. This group will meet in the Library with an option to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
Chatham Chat is held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 5-6pm. This class is designed to provide an opportunity for people to practice and improve their Englsh. The class is free and open to the public. Space is limited. Please contact Amy Andreasson at 508-945-5170 or amyandreasson@clamsnet.org for more details and if you are interested in joing this goup.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
The Memoir Group is meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom. Everyone can write about their own experiences, but do you need tips to make them interesting? If you are interesting in joining the memoir group please call John Poignand at 774-810-0610 or by email pooh9137@gmail.com.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
Chatham Writers @ 02633 meets every Monday (Mid-Sept through June) from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM to explore different writing genres. Participants are encouraged to write a short piece of fiction or poetry each week to share with the group and receive guidance and feedback. If you would like to join this group, please email John Chamberlain. They are meeting in the Library with an option for you to join in via Zoom.
For children ages 2.9-5 years old and their caregivers. Join us for "S is for Storytime," a magical journey through the alphabet! Get ready for an exciting time together filled with storytelling, music, and interactive fun, as we explore letters and words through enchanting tales and more. From amazing alligators to zooming zebras, each week will bring a new letter to life, sparking imaginations and fostering a love for reading. We hope you'll join us as we learn, laugh, and create lasting memories together. A one-time registration is required.
