Closed for Memorial Day
Come sing and learn with Ms. Marsha at the library! Tot Time Sing n Learn is for toddlers nine months to three years old and their caregivers. Each month we play, sing, complete simple crafts, and have stories loosely based around a theme. We begin the session with a free play period that includes a variety of toys designed to engage your child. Each family leaves with information and ideas to extend the learning to home. This program offers parents the opportunity to meet other parents with children the same age. Drop in.
private meeting
This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Sharon Public Library is running a quarterly Cookbook Club for cooks, gourmands, and foodies in Sharon! Our Spring 2019 Meeting theme is vegetarian, and we'll be referencing the following cookbooks:
- David Tanis Market Cooking (David Tanis)
- Six Seasons (Joshua McFadden)
- Vedge (Rich Landau)
Recipes are claimed on a first-come, first-served basis. Every attendee is required to bring one dish with them to sample. Space is limited to 12 attendees. Registration is required; one person per registration, please. Ages 16 and up.
For more details and information, especially if you missed our introductory meeting in January, please contact Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit.
Art Show set up.
Stories, songs, music, bubbles, and games! Ages 0-5. The First Congregational Church of Sharon is located at 29 N Main St.
Weather permitting.
This week's Minecraft is cancelled. We hope to see you next week.
Just show up and play with friends and other fans of one of the most innovative and creative computer games of all time. We have a variety of activities that we rotate by day including competitions, cooperative projects, and free time. At this time, all participants must have their own PC edition minecraft account. Ages 9+
Program funded by the Friends of the Sharon Public Library.
Reception for Artstudio 58 student exhibits.
Music, dancing, props, activities, one story, and a craft appropriate for children ages 1-2. Please wear play clothes as the craft may be messy.
This program is for children ages 1-2. Siblings welcome. If your child is 3 or 4, please consider attending Storycraft on Wednesdays. If your child is 4 or 5, please consider ABCs Kindergarten Prep Storytime every-other Friday.
New to embroidery? Intrigued by modern stitching, but don't know where to begin? Or are you an experienced stitcher who would like to socialize while stitching?
At any skill level, this group is for you!
We will have all the basic embroidery and cross-stitch materials on hand for you to work with, as well as a variety of books and patterns. Each month we will focus on a different stitch or technique.
Drop in and create something fun!
Installation of art display
Join our Book Group to discuss Trevor Noah's Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood.
To celebrate this year's Summer Reading theme, "A Universe of Stories," we will make moon rocks using baking soda, black watercolors, water and glitter. Add some vinegar and watch the moon rocks erupt!
Art Club for Kids offers a variety of arts and crafts projects each week. Parents must stay in the room with children under 9 years old. Parents are expected to help their child and participate. Please dress appropriately as crafts may be messy.
Calling all teens! Learn about summer volunteer opportunities at the library, discuss books and movies, meet new friends, enjoy pizza and coke. Actvities will include practicing face painting, as teen volunteers are needed to face paint at the Summer Reading Kick Off Party.
Attendence counts for volunteer hours. Registration appreciated.
This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Regular meeting of the Library Reuse committee
Meet on the front lawn of the Visitor Center for stories. Create a fairy home in the Nature Play area in the Pine Forest. Visit the Nature Playscape. Feel free to bring your lunch and picnic after the program! Please enter 293 Moose Hill Parkway into your GPS! In case of rain, the program will be moved indoors.
Just show up and play with friends and other fans of one of the most innovative and creative computer games of all time. We have a variety of activities that we rotate by day including competitions, cooperative projects, and free time. At this time, all participants must have their own PC edition minecraft account. Ages 9+
Program funded by the Friends of the Sharon Public Library.
An overview of Indian Classical Music by Shuchita Rao with short performances by students of RASA School of Music, Sharon. All are welcome!
Music, dancing, props, activities, one story, and a craft appropriate for children ages 1-2. Please wear play clothes as the craft may be messy.
This program is for children ages 1-2. Siblings welcome.
Books in Bloom to confirm Reception
Pick up a package of Peeps, and return them next week to enter into the Peeps Diorama contest! Dioramas will be on display from June 18th through the 21st in the lobby of the Sharon Public Library.
Rules:
1. Peeps must be the central character and/or component of the work.
2. Dioramas must be no larger than 2 x 2 feet.
3. Dioramas must be somehow pertain to the Adult/Children Summer Reading Theme: A Universe of Stories. Use your imagination and be creative!
4. Registration is required! Register through our event calendar, or at the Circulation or Reference Desks.
5. 1 package of Peeps will be provided per patron reservation. You are welcome to include more if your design requires them. Pick up your Peeps between June 10th and June 17th.
6. Completed dioramas are due back on June 18th.
Make various alien and UFO crafts using paper plates, coffee filters, toilet paper rolls, gems, and watercolors.
Art Club for Kids offers a variety of arts and crafts projects each week. Parents must stay in the room with children under 9 years old. Parents are expected to help their child and participate. Please dress appropriately as crafts may be messy.
Regular meeting of the Friends.
The much-anticipated sequel to the critically acclaimed, global box office phenomenon that started it all, "The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part" reunites the heroes of Bricksburg in an all new action-packed adventure to save their beloved city. It's been five years since everything was awesome and the citizens are facing a huge new threat: LEGO DUPLO invaders from outer space, wrecking everything faster than they can rebuild. The battle to defeat them and restore harmony to the LEGO universe will take Emmet, Lucy, Batman and their friends to faraway, unexplored worlds, including a strange galazy where everything is a musical. It will test their courage, creativity, and Master Building skills, and reveal just how special they really are. PG. 107 minutes.
Speaker Robert Azzi will offer his informative and fascinating "Ask a Muslim Anything" program tonight at the library. Azzi seeks to engage with members of the community not as a scholar or academic, but as a neighbor, fellow citizen, and person of faith. He speaks about his life, what it is like to be Muslim in America, how he came to convert to Islam, about the religion of Islam and its history, and about the Middle East, terrorism, and the associated political and social issues surrounding these topics.
Nothing is off the table! Azzi is committed to addressing all questions and looks forward to these discussions, which celebrate our diversity and facilitate different people reaching out and talking to one another.
Robert Azzi is a photojournalist, columnist, and public speaker who lives in Exeter, NH. An Arab American Muslim, he writes on issues of identity, conflict, and Islam, particularly as they apply in the Middle East and the Global South. Born in New Hampshire, he has lived in Beirut, Cairo, Athens, Jeddah, and New York. Although he returned to the Granite State in the late 1980s, he continues to travel to visit and work in the Middle East.
Songs, stories, and activities. Ages 0-5. Meet by the flagpole on the lawn of the Sharon Community Center, 219 Massapoag Ave. Ample free parking. Rain moves this program to the front porch of the Sharon Community Center. This program is presented in partnership with the Town of Sharon Recreation Department.
Just show up and play with friends and other fans of one of the most innovative and creative computer games of all time. We have a variety of activities that we rotate by day including competitions, cooperative projects, and free time. At this time, all participants must have their own PC edition minecraft account. Ages 9+
Program funded by the Friends of the Sharon Public Library.
Music, dancing, props, activities, one story, and a craft appropriate for children ages 1-2. Please wear play clothes as the craft may be messy.
This program is for children ages 1-2. Siblings welcome.
Regular Meeting of the Veteran's Club.
Learn that the earth is bigger than the moon, and the sun is bigger than the earth by painting different sized circles. Materials will include paint, cardboard and sand.
Art Club for Kids offers a variety of arts and crafts projects each week. Parents must stay in the room with children under 9 years old. Parents are expected to help their child and participate. Please dress appropriately as crafts may be messy.
Check out a package of Peeps from the library and create a diorama based around the Summer reading theme A Universe of Stories. Win fun prizes!
Dioramas will be on display in the main lobby from June 19th through June 21st. Voting will take place in person and online during that time. Winners will be notified after votes have been tabulated.
Children and Teens ages 5-18 (who read,) may sign up online for a 15 minute session to read with Sophie, a 3-year old Boxer. Sponsored by Pets & People Foundation.
Children and Teens ages 5-18 (who read,) may sign up online for a 15 minute session to read with Sophie, a 3-year old Boxer. Sponsored by Pets & People Foundation.
Children and Teens ages 5-18 (who read,) may sign up online for a 15 minute session to read with Sophie, a 3-year old Boxer. Sponsored by Pets & People Foundation.
Children and Teens ages 5-18 (who read,) may sign up online for a 15 minute session to read with Sophie, a 3-year old Boxer. Sponsored by Pets & People Foundation.
Regular meeting of the Library Reuse committee
Check out a package of Peeps from the library and create a diorama based around the Summer reading theme A Universe of Stories. Win fun prizes!
Dioramas will be on display in the main lobby from June 19th through June 21st. Voting will take place in person and online during that time. Winners will be notified after votes have been tabulated.
Stories, bubbles, and fun! 85 Ames St. (1 block east of Pond St.) Free parking. Rain cancels.
Just show up and play with friends and other fans of one of the most innovative and creative computer games of all time. We have a variety of activities that we rotate by day including competitions, cooperative projects, and free time. At this time, all participants must have their own PC edition minecraft account. Ages 9+
Program funded by the Friends of the Sharon Public Library.
Join our Book Group to discuss Trevor Noah's Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood.
Check out a package of Peeps from the library and create a diorama based around the Summer reading theme A Universe of Stories. Win fun prizes!
Dioramas will be on display in the main lobby from June 19th through June 21st. Voting will take place in person and online during that time. Winners will be notified after votes have been tabulated.
Music, dancing, props, activities, one story, and a craft appropriate for children ages 1-2. Please wear play clothes as the craft may be messy.
This program is for children ages 1-2. Siblings welcome.
Do you like to color? “In a sudden, unexpected, and generally curious development, grown-up versions of the doodle-books used by countless kindergartners have not only become a thing — but the thing, as far as millions of rapt Americans are concerned" said Dugan Arnett of The Boston Globe.
See what all the excitement is for yourself at our monthly Adult Coloring program! We'll have a selection of coloring pages for you to choose from, along with markers, colored pencils and gel pens. Join us for a relaxing evening and color your cares away...
New to embroidery? Intrigued by modern stitching, but don't know where to begin? Or are you an experienced stitcher who would like to socialize while stitching?
At any skill level, this group is for you!
We will have all the basic embroidery and cross-stitch materials on hand for you to work with, as well as a variety of books and patterns. Each month we will focus on a different stitch or technique.
Drop in and create something fun!
(Please note, the meeting is listed in the Reference Room. We will still be meeting in the Community Room, just in combination with another program that night.)
Check out a package of Peeps from the library and create a diorama based around the Summer reading theme A Universe of Stories. Win fun prizes!
Dioramas will be on display in the main lobby from June 19th through June 21st. Voting will take place in person and online during that time. Winners will be notified after votes have been tabulated.
Art Club for Kids offers a variety of arts and crafts projects each week. Parents must stay in the room with children under 9 years old. Parents are expected to help their child and participate. Please dress appropriately as crafts may be messy.
Balloon animals, glitter tattoos, face-painting, crafts, fire engine, police vehicles, cotton candy, popcorn, and more to celebrate this year's theme, "A Universe of Stories." Drop in. All ages. Free.
Bring your beach toys. Stories, songs, play in the sand. Community Center Beach is located on Community Center Drive (off Massapoag Ave.). Park for free in the Community Center Beach parking lot. Rain cancels.
Just show up and play with friends and other fans of one of the most innovative and creative computer games of all time. We have a variety of activities that we rotate by day including competitions, cooperative projects, and free time. At this time, all participants must have their own PC edition minecraft account. Ages 9+
Program funded by the Friends of the Sharon Public Library.
Music, dancing, props, activities, one story, and a craft appropriate for children ages 1-2. Please wear play clothes as the craft may be messy.
This program is for children ages 1-2. Siblings welcome.
Astrologer Sally Cragin will present an interactive workshop about Tarot, covering the history of the cards, the meaning of the suits, the Major Arcana, and the Ryder-Waite deck's Renaissance-era origins. During this hands-on workshop, everyone will get the chance to handle the cards and to practice their reading skills with 3-card readings of past, present, and future.
Registration is required; limit 20 patrons. Please submit one registration per attendee if you are registering multiple people. Ages 12 and up.
Sally Cragin teaches history and writing at Fitchburg State University. She is also the author of Astrological Elements, and Astrology on the Cusp.
removal of art display
Art Club for Kids offers a variety of arts and crafts projects each week. Parents must stay in the room with children under 9 years old. Parents are expected to help their child and participate. Please dress appropriately as crafts may be messy.
Calling all teens! Learn about summer volunteer opportunities at the library, discuss books and movies, meet new friends, enjoy pizza and coke. Participation counts for volunteer hours.
This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Regular meeting of the Library Reuse committee
Please park in the grass parking lot next to the picnic area. Meet at the picnic benches for stories and songs. Visit the playground and animals afterwards.
Join our Book Group to discuss Alice Hoffman's The Rules of Magic.
* Recheduled due to Independence Day. *
Make Galaxy Slime using glue, baking soda, contact solution, glitter paint, and watercolors.
Art Club for Kids offers a variety of arts and crafts projects each week. Parents must stay in the room with children under 9 years old. Parents are expected to help their child and participate. Please dress appropriately as crafts may be messy.
Blue Star Planetarium will bring a full dome portable planetarium. Children will learn about seasons and get introduced to Moon phases, constellations, and the planets. Ages 4-7. Registration required. Limit 30 kids.
This planetarium show explores the relationship between Earth, Moon and Sun with the help of Coyote, an amusing character adapted from Native American oral traditions. Coyote has many misconceptions about our home planet and its most familiar neighbors. His confusion about the universe makes viewers think about how Earth, Moon and Sun work together as a system and learn to distinguish between myths and science. Ages 7-12. Registration required. Limit 30 participants.
Enjoy a beautiful outdoor storytime and a walking tour that includes seeing the veggies growing. Brookwood Farm is a historic farm on Blue Hill River Road in Canton, Massachusetts. Ample free parking is available. The farm is located at: 11 Blue Hills River Rd., Canton, MA 02021. Hosted by the Sharon Public Library in partnership with Brookwood Community Farm.
Big Ryan’s original stories, puppet play, a bit of music and movement and a whole lot of fun!
~Beth is a Coach for people going through divorce and has first hand experience. Chris is a financial advisor with a keen interest in this as he is going through a divorce myself currently. We are looking to help people to avoid the pitfalls we have learned the hard way.
We are running seminars on "Are you Emotionally and Financially ready for Divorce." The idea is to give an hour presentation to answer questions and give tips to those thinking about divorce and educate them on options of divorcing and the impact of each choice.
Bring your phone (*Please see list of recommended devices) and pre-download the merge apps that you want to play with. For options visit: https://miniverse.io/cube
The library is providing cubes and googles. Experience the hologram that you hold in your hand. This augmented reality experience will take you from the library to worlds unknown. You will be able to move and rotate the cube to experience different things and different angles. Adventure awates!
Register for a 15 minute slot. 3 teens per slot.
*Recommended devices: iPhone 6 and newer, Galaxy S5 and newer, HTC M8 and newer, LG G4 and newer.
In this hands-on, STEM focused workshop, participants design, build, test, and play with Rube Goldberg "machines”, plus domino constructions, exploding popsicle-stick snakes, and other awesome engineering explorations. Ages 6-10. Registration required.
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Sharon Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
Regular meeting of the Library Reuse committee
Enjoy a beautiful outdoor storytime, and a hay ride around the farm. Langwater Farm grows flowers and organic vegatables. Space limited. Registration required. Please bring sunscreen and water. Langwater Farm is located at : 209 Washington St, North Easton, MA 02356.
Join our Book Group to discuss Alice Hoffman's The Rules of Magic.
Regular meeting of the Library Board of Trustees
Very interactive! Silly and surprising! Kids use their heads to help tell the story of ... "The 12 Lil' Pigs & the Big Bad Pineapple." They play the game, "What's that Shadow." The whole thing has a family campfire feel! Best for kids 3-9. Drop-in.
Do you like to color? “In a sudden, unexpected, and generally curious development, grown-up versions of the doodle-books used by countless kindergartners have not only become a thing — but the thing, as far as millions of rapt Americans are concerned" said Dugan Arnett of The Boston Globe.
See what all the excitement is for yourself at our monthly Adult Coloring program! We'll have a selection of coloring pages for you to choose from, along with markers, colored pencils and gel pens. Join us for a relaxing evening and color your cares away...
Design and screen printing
Nicole Tarzia from Canine Companions for Independence will read a book about a service dog, do service dog activities and talk about service dog awareness. Nicole will also discuss the difference between a service dog and a therapy dog. At the end, children may pet Nicole's service dog Hera. Hera is a yellow lab and a ADI certified service dog.
For more information about Canine Companions for Independence, please visit: http://www.cci.org/
Learn how to draw your own characters! Make your own comic books! Create your own mini books! This is a drop-off program. Local illustrator/animator Rachel Maguire will be running this five week sequential arts workshop series for tweens and teens ages 8-17. Rachel Maguire has designed characters and backgrounds on PBS's WordGirl, created illustrated novels as lead illustrator for the Galactic Hot Dogs book series and continues to keep herself busy organizing interactive workshops for local comics conventions (MICExpo and Boston Kids Comic Fest).
Do you have a talent that you'd like to share? Talents can include (but are not limited too) playing an instrument, singing an original song or a cover, comedy, dance, or performing a monologue. Participants must register with Jessica at least one week before the event. All acts must be approved. Please keep your act under 5 minutes, and all language appropriate. This program is open to students in middle and high school. Lemonade and snacks will be served.
Listen to a firefighter read a story and then climb in a real firetruck! The Sharon Fire Department is located at 211 South Main St.
Are you ready to get your mind blown? Test your trivia mettle. Play solo, or as a team!
This month's trivia night will be all about the universe, as part of our Summer Reading program series for adults. You don't have to be a space expert to play, but any knowledge about the space beyond will help guarantee a win for your team.
Celebrate summer with Elaine Kessler by singing, dancing, playing and pretending. If you like flowers, bugs, butterflies, fish and silly puppet friends, then this is the place to be!
New to embroidery? Intrigued by modern stitching, but don't know where to begin? Or are you an experienced stitcher who would like to socialize while stitching?
At any skill level, this group is for you!
We will have all the basic embroidery and cross-stitch materials on hand for you to work with, as well as a variety of books and patterns. Each month we will focus on a different stitch or technique.
Drop in and create something fun!
Design and screen printing
Learn how to draw your own characters! Make your own comic books! Create your own mini books! This is a drop-off program. Local illustrator/animator Rachel Maguire will be running this five week sequential arts workshop series for tweens and teens ages 8-17. Rachel Maguire has designed characters and backgrounds on PBS's WordGirl, created illustrated novels as lead illustrator for the Galactic Hot Dogs book series and continues to keep herself busy organizing interactive workshops for local comics conventions (MICExpo and Boston Kids Comic Fest).
Regular meeting of the Library Reuse committee
Join our Book Group to discuss Min Jin Lee's Pachinko.
Art Club for Kids offers a variety of arts and crafts projects each week. Parents must stay in the room with children under 9 years old. Parents are expected to help their child and participate. Please dress appropriately as crafts may be messy.
Learn how to draw your own characters! Make your own comic books! Create your own mini books! This is a drop-off program. Local illustrator/animator Rachel Maguire will be running this five week sequential arts workshop series for tweens and teens ages 8-17. Rachel Maguire has designed characters and backgrounds on PBS's WordGirl, created illustrated novels as lead illustrator for the Galactic Hot Dogs book series and continues to keep herself busy organizing interactive workshops for local comics conventions (MICExpo and Boston Kids Comic Fest).
Regular meeting of the Library Reuse committee
Dance to, sing along with, and experience traditional music from cultures across the world! International jazz multi-instrumentalist Sagit Zilberman will perform an interactive global music program for families and children. This program introduces audience members to instruments such as the didgeridoo, rainstick, tongue drum, space drum, saxophone, and through unique sounds and songs invites them to celebrate and appreciate our diverse planets’ nature, animals and cultures! It also empowers young, and young at heart to use their own voices, rhythm and body as instruments to play and create music with others.
Presented by the Rhode Island Computer Museum. Registration required. Limit 16 participants.
This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Learn how to draw your own characters! Make your own comic books! Create your own mini books! This is a drop-off program. Local illustrator/animator Rachel Maguire will be running this five week sequential arts workshop series for tweens and teens ages 8-17. Rachel Maguire has designed characters and backgrounds on PBS's WordGirl, created illustrated novels as lead illustrator for the Galactic Hot Dogs book series and continues to keep herself busy organizing interactive workshops for local comics conventions (MICExpo and Boston Kids Comic Fest).
A female pilot gains superpowers after a freak accident and uses them to help save the world alongside another superpower yeilder. 2019. PG-13. 100 minutes. This event is for middle and high school students. Pizza, soda, and popcorn will be served. Registration appreciated, but not required.
¨ Weather permitting, park in the Wedding Parking Lot
(257 Massapoag Ave, North Easton).
¨ Storytime in the Mansion’s Library.
¨ Tour of the Mansion, followed by crafts and field games behind the Mansion (weather permitting.)
¨ Please no food, drink, or photography in the mansion. Ample safe stroller parking on the Lattice Porch in back of the Mansion.
Hosted by the Sharon Public Library in partnership with Borderland State Park.
Dave Marchetti's Animal Experiences is an enjoyable hour of information and fun with turtles, lizards, snakes and small mammals in the most hands on show you will ever attend. All ages. Please register for either the 10:30 or the 11:30 session.
Dave Marchetti's Animal Experiences is an enjoyable hour of information and fun with turtles, lizards, snakes and small mammals in the most hands on show you will ever attend. All ages. Please register for either the 10:30 or 11:30 session.
A 12-year old girl stumbles upon the fantastical amusement park filled with talking animals that she envisioned as a child after her mother's death. With the help of her newfound friends, she attempts to stop the Chimpanzombies from destroying it. 2019. PG. 86 minutes. Popcorn will be served.
Learn how to draw your own characters! Make your own comic books! Create your own mini books! This is a drop-off program. Local illustrator/animator Rachel Maguire will be running this five week sequential arts workshop series for tweens and teens ages 8-17. Rachel Maguire has designed characters and backgrounds on PBS's WordGirl, created illustrated novels as lead illustrator for the Galactic Hot Dogs book series and continues to keep herself busy organizing interactive workshops for local comics conventions (MICExpo and Boston Kids Comic Fest).
Regular meeting of the Library Reuse committee
Join our Book Group to discuss Min Jin Lee's Pachinko.
Regular meeting of the Library Board of Trustees
Do you like to color? “In a sudden, unexpected, and generally curious development, grown-up versions of the doodle-books used by countless kindergartners have not only become a thing — but the thing, as far as millions of rapt Americans are concerned" said Dugan Arnett of The Boston Globe.
See what all the excitement is for yourself at our monthly Adult Coloring program! We'll have a selection of coloring pages for you to choose from, along with markers, colored pencils and gel pens. Join us for a relaxing evening and color your cares away...
Art Club for Kids offers a variety of arts and crafts projects each week. Parents must stay in the room with children under 9 years old. Parents are expected to help their child and participate. Please dress appropriately as crafts may be messy.
Music, dancing, props, activities, one story, and a craft appropriate for children ages 1-2. Please wear play clothes as the craft may be messy.
This program is for children ages 1-2. Siblings welcome.
New to embroidery? Intrigued by modern stitching, but don't know where to begin? Or are you an experienced stitcher who would like to socialize while stitching?
At any skill level, this group is for you!
We will have all the basic embroidery and cross-stitch materials on hand for you to work with, as well as a variety of books and patterns. Each month we will focus on a different stitch or technique.
Drop in and create something fun!
Closed for Labor Day
A young elephant with oversized ears and the powers of flight becomes a circus superstar. His caretaker is torn between his employer's exploitative thirst for profits and his children's desire to reunite Dumbo with his mother. PG. 130 minutes.
Regular meeting of the Library Reuse committee
Join our Book Group to discuss Tara Westover's Educated: A Memoir.
* Rescheduled due to Labor Day. *
Regular meeting of the Friends.
Calling all teens! Learn about volunteer opportunities at the library, discuss books and movies, meet new friends, enjoy pizza and coke. Participation counts for volunteer hours.
This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Regular Meeting of the Veteran's Club.
Join our Book Group to discuss Tara Westover's Educated: A Memoir.
Regular meeting of the Library Board of Trustees
Do you like to color? “In a sudden, unexpected, and generally curious development, grown-up versions of the doodle-books used by countless kindergartners have not only become a thing — but the thing, as far as millions of rapt Americans are concerned" said Dugan Arnett of The Boston Globe.
See what all the excitement is for yourself at our monthly Adult Coloring program! We'll have a selection of coloring pages for you to choose from, along with markers, colored pencils and gel pens. Join us for a relaxing evening and color your cares away...
Come sing and learn with Ms. Marsha at the library! Tot Time Sing n Learn is for toddlers nine months to three years old and their caregivers. Each month we play, sing, complete simple crafts, and have stories loosely based around a theme. We begin the session with a free play period that includes a variety of toys designed to engage your child. Each family leaves with information and ideas to extend the learning to home. This program offers parents the opportunity to meet other parents with children the same age. Drop in.
New to embroidery? Intrigued by modern stitching, but don't know where to begin? Or are you an experienced stitcher who would like to socialize while stitching?
At any skill level, this group is for you!
We will have all the basic embroidery and cross-stitch materials on hand for you to work with, as well as a variety of books and patterns. Each month we will focus on a different stitch or technique.
Drop in and create something fun!
Join our Book Group to discuss Celeste Ng's Little Fires Everywhere.
Calling all teens! Learn about summer volunteer opportunities at the library, discuss books and movies, meet new friends, enjoy pizza and coke. Participation counts for volunteer hours.
This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Closed for Columbus Day
Come sing and learn with Ms. Marsha at the library! Tot Time Sing n Learn is for toddlers nine months to three years old and their caregivers. Each month we play, sing, complete simple crafts, and have stories loosely based around a theme. We begin the session with a free play period that includes a variety of toys designed to engage your child. Each family leaves with information and ideas to extend the learning to home. This program offers parents the opportunity to meet other parents with children the same age. Drop in.
Join our Book Group to discuss Celeste Ng's Little Fires Everywhere.
Regular meeting of the Library Board of Trustees
Silly Science and Mystical Math is a preschool parent child program that introduces children to science topics and includes fun hands on exploration.
This program is for preschool age children ages 3-6. Adults need to stay with their children for this program.
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED - register at http://www.selfhelpcpc.org
Regular Meeting of the Veteran's Club.
Regular meeting of the Friends.
Do you like to color? “In a sudden, unexpected, and generally curious development, grown-up versions of the doodle-books used by countless kindergartners have not only become a thing — but the thing, as far as millions of rapt Americans are concerned" said Dugan Arnett of The Boston Globe.
See what all the excitement is for yourself at our monthly Adult Coloring program! We'll have a selection of coloring pages for you to choose from, along with markers, colored pencils and gel pens. Join us for a relaxing evening and color your cares away...
New to embroidery? Intrigued by modern stitching, but don't know where to begin? Or are you an experienced stitcher who would like to socialize while stitching?
At any skill level, this group is for you!
We will have all the basic embroidery and cross-stitch materials on hand for you to work with, as well as a variety of books and patterns. Each month we will focus on a different stitch or technique.
Drop in and create something fun!
(Please note, the meeting is listed in the Reference Room. We will still be meeting in the Community Room, just in combination with another program that night.)
Closed for Veteran's Day.
Calling all teens! Learn about summer volunteer opportunities at the library, discuss books and movies, meet new friends, enjoy pizza and coke. Participation counts for volunteer hours.
This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Regular meeting of the Library Board of Trustees
Silly Science and Mystical Math is a preschool parent child program that introduces children to science topics and includes fun hands on exploration.
This program is for preschool age children ages 3-6. Adults need to stay with their children for this program.
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED - register at http://www.selfhelpcpc.org
Regular Meeting of the Veteran's Club.
Regular meeting of the Friends.
Come sing and learn with Ms. Marsha at the library! Tot Time Sing n Learn is for toddlers nine months to three years old and their caregivers. Each month we play, sing, complete simple crafts, and have stories loosely based around a theme. We begin the session with a free play period that includes a variety of toys designed to engage your child. Each family leaves with information and ideas to extend the learning to home. This program offers parents the opportunity to meet other parents with children the same age. Drop in.
Do you like to color? “In a sudden, unexpected, and generally curious development, grown-up versions of the doodle-books used by countless kindergartners have not only become a thing — but the thing, as far as millions of rapt Americans are concerned" said Dugan Arnett of The Boston Globe.
See what all the excitement is for yourself at our monthly Adult Coloring program! We'll have a selection of coloring pages for you to choose from, along with markers, colored pencils and gel pens. Join us for a relaxing evening and color your cares away...
New to embroidery? Intrigued by modern stitching, but don't know where to begin? Or are you an experienced stitcher who would like to socialize while stitching?
At any skill level, this group is for you!
We will have all the basic embroidery and cross-stitch materials on hand for you to work with, as well as a variety of books and patterns. Each month we will focus on a different stitch or technique.
Drop in and create something fun!
(Please note, the meeting is listed in the Reference Room. We will still be meeting in the Community Room, just in combination with another program that night.)
Regular meeting of the Friends.
Calling all teens! Learn about summer volunteer opportunities at the library, discuss books and movies, meet new friends, enjoy pizza and coke. Participation counts for volunteer hours.
This program is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Come sing and learn with Ms. Marsha at the library! Tot Time Sing n Learn is for toddlers nine months to three years old and their caregivers. Each month we play, sing, complete simple crafts, and have stories loosely based around a theme. We begin the session with a free play period that includes a variety of toys designed to engage your child. Each family leaves with information and ideas to extend the learning to home. This program offers parents the opportunity to meet other parents with children the same age. Drop in.
Regular meeting of the Library Board of Trustees
Do you like to color? “In a sudden, unexpected, and generally curious development, grown-up versions of the doodle-books used by countless kindergartners have not only become a thing — but the thing, as far as millions of rapt Americans are concerned" said Dugan Arnett of The Boston Globe.
See what all the excitement is for yourself at our monthly Adult Coloring program! We'll have a selection of coloring pages for you to choose from, along with markers, colored pencils and gel pens. Join us for a relaxing evening and color your cares away...
New to embroidery? Intrigued by modern stitching, but don't know where to begin? Or are you an experienced stitcher who would like to socialize while stitching?
At any skill level, this group is for you!
We will have all the basic embroidery and cross-stitch materials on hand for you to work with, as well as a variety of books and patterns. Each month we will focus on a different stitch or technique.
Drop in and create something fun!
(Please note, the meeting is listed in the Reference Room. We will still be meeting in the Community Room, just in combination with another program that night.)
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