Featured Craft: Chinese/Lunar New Year's mini crafts
For the months of January-March, Miss Allison will offer a limited number of grab 'n' go craft kits for kids ages 9-13 to take home.
Due to the overwhelming positive response from families asking for kits these last few months, the week-by-week email registration process will remain in place to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Miss Allison starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDCRAFT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The grab 'n' go kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions (sometimes including links to online and/or video instructions).
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to ariendeau@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Grab n go kits are popular! If you email Miss Allison and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Miss Allison makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
Featured Craft: Peek-a-Boo Groundhog
For the months of January-March, Ms. Mary Claire will offer a limited number of take & make craft kits for kids ages 3-8.
Due to the popularity of craft kits, there will be a week-by-week email registration process to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Ms. Mary Claire at mcodonnell@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Ms. Mary Claire starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDKIT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The take & make kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions, which include an example picture of the completed craft and related book recommendations.
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to mcodonnell@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Take & Make kits are popular! If you email Ms. Mary Claire and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Ms. Mary Claire makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
Hygge is a Scandinavian concept, a feeling of coziness and comfort in the present moment, and is often used to cope with the boredom, bad weather, and early evenings associated with wintertime.
Given that winter is well underway in New Enland, we thought it might be fun for people to create their own Hygge spaces this winter, using supplies provided by the library. Once the hygge space is created, submit a picture to Assistant Director Miki Wolfe* to be entered in the Hygge House contest.
The rules are simple:
- The Sharon Public Library will provide you with basic supplies to build a Hygge room.
- You *must* use the randomly assigned pieces of furniture in your Hygge room. You can feel free to supplement with any additional materials to help you achieve hygge (you aren't required to use the associated scraps and papers we provide with the kits. Those are just for fun. You can use the box provided for your room, or use another box if you prefer.)
- Register online to reserve a house kit, available for pickup on 1/25/21. *Supplies are limited. One kit per household, please*
- Decorate your hygge room at home. Once it's complete, take a photo and email it to mwolfe@ocln.org by 2/20/21. Photos will be posted on our Facebook page & voting will occur between 2/22/21 & 2/27/21.
- We respectfully ask that all voting be limited to Sharon residents, and immediate friends and family. Unusual voting patterns will be subject to review by Sharon Public Library staff.
- Our winners will be announced on March 1, 2021.
- Space & supplies are limited. One entry per household, please. This contest is appropriate for ages 8+.
*of course, if competition violates your sense of hygge, then feel free to just assemble the room, and take pride in your accomplishment instead :)
Questions? Call 781-784-1578 x1422 or email mwolfe@ocln.org.
Curbside Delivery Block 1
Curbside Delivery Block 2
Are you/is your child in 3rd-5th grade and would like to learn how to code? We are offering free Scratch classes to any 3rd-5th grader! Classes will take place weekly at 4-5 pm on Wednesdays via Zoom. Classes start on January 27th, ending on April 7th. Classes will be fast-paced and very hands-on yet easy for beginners to understand. At the end of the session, we will make final projects that will challenge you in your problem-solving skills. Once you have finished this course, you will be able to create games and animations in Scratch using important concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. Hope to see you there!
This class will be taught by the fabulous volunteers who ran Scratch coding this past fall. This class is open to any child in 3rd-5th grade.
Space is limited. Sign up soon! Please direct any questions about the program to Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Have some cozy library fun on Zoom with songs, rhymes, and books...and friends! Programs are geared for specific ages, but all are welcome. Bring a favorite book or stuffed friend to share.
Email Mary Claire O'Donnell at mcodonnell@ocln.org to get on the email list for this program. A Zoom link will be sent out about 24 hours before the program.
Curbside Delivery Block 1
Curbside Delivery Block 2
Kids in grades 3-6 are invited to join an awesome virtual book club hosted by Jacob and Max, two of the library's fantastic teen volunteers. During Zoom meet-ups, discuss the book and participate in activities like Kahoots and pictionary!
We will be reading Gordon Korman's Swindle, a high-stakes heist adventure featuring a rare baseball card, a con artist, a menacing guard dog, and much more...
We'll be reading a few chapters at a time:
- Read through chapter 5 for January 14
- Read through chapter 12 for January 21
- Read through chapter 19 for January 28
- Reading through chapter 25 for February 4
- Finish the book for for February 11
Kids are welcome to attend the Zoom meet-ups even if they are not quite able to finish the chapters assigned that week - just do your best!
Request a copy of the book through the library, check Overdrive, and/or access the audiobook version through Hoopla or other sources. Having trouble getting the book? No worries - contact Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org for help with holds! Please sign up once to receive Zoom links and email updates here or by emailing Miss Allison.
Curbside Delivery Block 1
Curbside Delivery Block 2
Curbside Delivery Block 1
Curbside Delivery Block 2
Featured Craft: Valentine's pop-up card project
For the months of January-March, Miss Allison will offer a limited number of grab 'n' go craft kits for kids ages 9-13 to take home.
Due to the overwhelming positive response from families asking for kits these last few months, the week-by-week email registration process will remain in place to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Miss Allison starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDCRAFT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The grab 'n' go kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions (sometimes including links to online and/or video instructions).
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to ariendeau@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Grab n go kits are popular! If you email Miss Allison and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Miss Allison makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
Featured Craft: Valentine's Pom-Pom Creatures
For the months of January-March, Ms. Mary Claire will offer a limited number of take & make craft kits for kids ages 3-8.
Due to the popularity of craft kits, there will be a week-by-week email registration process to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Ms. Mary Claire at mcodonnell@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Ms. Mary Claire starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDKIT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The take & make kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions, which include an example picture of the completed craft and related book recommendations.
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to mcodonnell@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Take & Make kits are popular! If you email Ms. Mary Claire and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Ms. Mary Claire makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
New to coding or want to improve your Python skills? If you are in grades 6 or 7 please join us for a hands-on Python class with plenty of practice, learning and fun! The class will run Mondays on Zoom from January 25th - April 5th.
Space is limited. Please sign up once to receive the Zoom links. Have questions? Email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Have some cozy library fun on Zoom with songs, rhymes, and books...and friends! Programs are geared for specific ages, but all are welcome. Bring a favorite book or stuffed friend to share.
Email Mary Claire O'Donnell at mcodonnell@ocln.org to get on the email list for this program. A Zoom link will be sent out about 24 hours before the program.
Are you/is your child in 3rd-5th grade and would like to learn how to code? We are offering free Scratch classes to any 3rd-5th grader! Classes will take place weekly at 4-5 pm on Wednesdays via Zoom. Classes start on January 27th, ending on April 7th. Classes will be fast-paced and very hands-on yet easy for beginners to understand. At the end of the session, we will make final projects that will challenge you in your problem-solving skills. Once you have finished this course, you will be able to create games and animations in Scratch using important concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. Hope to see you there!
This class will be taught by the fabulous volunteers who ran Scratch coding this past fall. This class is open to any child in 3rd-5th grade.
Space is limited. Sign up once to be put on the email list. Please direct any questions about the program to Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Have some cozy library fun on Zoom with songs, rhymes, and books...and friends! Programs are geared for specific ages, but all are welcome. Bring a favorite book or stuffed friend to share.
Email Mary Claire O'Donnell at mcodonnell@ocln.org to get on the email list for this program. A Zoom link will be sent out about 24 hours before the program.
Kids in grades 3-6 are invited to join an awesome virtual book club hosted by Jacob and Max, two of the library's fantastic teen volunteers. During Zoom meet-ups, discuss the book and participate in activities like Kahoots and pictionary!
We will be reading Gordon Korman's Swindle, a high-stakes heist adventure featuring a rare baseball card, a con artist, a menacing guard dog, and much more...
We'll be reading a few chapters at a time:
- Read through chapter 5 for January 14
- Read through chapter 12 for January 21
- Read through chapter 19 for January 28
- Reading through chapter 25 for February 4
- Finish the book for February 11
Kids are welcome to attend the Zoom meet-ups even if they are not quite able to finish the chapters assigned that week - just do your best!
Request a copy of the book through the library, check Overdrive, and/or access the audiobook version through Hoopla or other sources. Having trouble getting the book? No worries - contact Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org for help with holds! Please sign up once to receive Zoom links and email updates here or by emailing Miss Allison.
The Sharon Public Library is back with our biweekly Virtual Trivia Night!
Join us on Zoom and test your trivia mettle. Play solo, or with a team (virtually speaking!). For security purposes, participants' video will be disabled, so no need to worry about having a working webcam to play. The ability to view slides on a screen is all you need for fantastic trivia fun.
Please note: Trivia questions are geared toward adults in content and challenge rating.
This program will be offered via Zoom. If you're interested, please register by sending an email to Assistant Director Miki Wolfe at mwolfe@ocln.org. Registration is required (this extra step will add a layer of security for the event). You will be emailed a link to the meeting ahead of time. You should download Zoom, a free videoconferencing program, ahead of time.
Featured Craft: STEM SURPISE! Dive into February school break with a few crafty STEM projects!
For the months of January-March, Miss Allison will offer a limited number of grab 'n' go craft kits for kids ages 9-13 to take home.
Due to the overwhelming positive response from families asking for kits these last few months, the week-by-week email registration process will remain in place to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Miss Allison starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDCRAFT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The grab 'n' go kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions (sometimes including links to online and/or video instructions).
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to ariendeau@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Grab n go kits are popular! If you email Miss Allison and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Miss Allison makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
Featured Craft: Pop-Up Polar Bears
For the months of January-March, Ms. Mary Claire will offer a limited number of take & make craft kits for kids ages 3-8.
Due to the popularity of craft kits, there will be a week-by-week email registration process to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Ms. Mary Claire at mcodonnell@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Ms. Mary Claire starting Monday, February 8, to pick up a kit for week of February 15-20th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDKIT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The take & make kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions, which include an example picture of the completed craft and related book recommendations.
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to mcodonnell@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Take & Make kits are popular! If you email Ms. Mary Claire and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Ms. Mary Claire makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
New to coding or want to improve your Python skills? If you are in grades 6 or 7 please join us for a hands-on Python class with plenty of practice, learning and fun! The class will run Mondays on Zoom from January 25th - April 5th.
Space is limited. Please sign up once to receive the Zoom links. Have questions? Email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Friends regular meeting
Have some cozy library fun on Zoom with songs, rhymes, and books...and friends! Programs are geared for specific ages, but all are welcome. Bring a favorite book or stuffed friend to share.
Email Mary Claire O'Donnell at mcodonnell@ocln.org to get on the email list for this program. A Zoom link will be sent out about 24 hours before the program.
Are you/is your child in 3rd-5th grade and would like to learn how to code? We are offering free Scratch classes to any 3rd-5th grader! Classes will take place weekly at 4-5 pm on Wednesdays via Zoom. Classes start on January 27th, ending on April 7th. Classes will be fast-paced and very hands-on yet easy for beginners to understand. At the end of the session, we will make final projects that will challenge you in your problem-solving skills. Once you have finished this course, you will be able to create games and animations in Scratch using important concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. Hope to see you there!
This class will be taught by the fabulous volunteers who ran Scratch coding this past fall. This class is open to any child in 3rd-5th grade.
Space is limited. Sign up once to be put on the email list. Please direct any questions about the program to Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Have some cozy library fun on Zoom with songs, rhymes, and books...and friends! Programs are geared for specific ages, but all are welcome. Bring a favorite book or stuffed friend to share.
Email Mary Claire O'Donnell at mcodonnell@ocln.org to get on the email list for this program. A Zoom link will be sent out about 24 hours before the program.
Kids in grades 3-6 are invited to join an awesome virtual book club hosted by Jacob and Max, two of the library's fantastic teen volunteers. During Zoom meet-ups, discuss the book and participate in activities like Kahoots and pictionary!
We will be reading Gordon Korman's Swindle, a high-stakes heist adventure featuring a rare baseball card, a con artist, a menacing guard dog, and much more...
We'll be reading a few chapters at a time:
- Read through chapter 5 for January 14
- Read through chapter 12 for January 21
- Read through chapter 19 for January 28
- Reading through chapter 25 for February 4
- Finish the book for February 11
Kids are welcome to attend the Zoom meet-ups even if they are not quite able to finish the chapters assigned that week - just do your best!
Request a copy of the book through the library, check Overdrive, and/or access the audiobook version through Hoopla or other sources. Having trouble getting the book? No worries - contact Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org for help with holds! Please sign up once to receive Zoom links and email updates here or by emailing Miss Allison.
Featured Craft: No-sew mini fabric project (details forthcoming)
For the months of January-March, Miss Allison will offer a limited number of grab 'n' go craft kits for kids ages 9-13 to take home.
Due to the overwhelming positive response from families asking for kits these last few months, the week-by-week email registration process will remain in place to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Miss Allison starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDCRAFT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The grab 'n' go kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions (sometimes including links to online and/or video instructions).
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to ariendeau@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Grab n go kits are popular! If you email Miss Allison and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Miss Allison makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
Featured Craft: Stained Glass Window Mittens
For the months of January-March, Ms. Mary Claire will offer a limited number of take & make craft kits for kids ages 3-8.
Due to the popularity of craft kits, there will be a week-by-week email registration process to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Ms. Mary Claire at mcodonnell@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Ms. Mary Claire starting Monday, February 8, to pick up a kit for week of February 15-20th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDKIT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The take & make kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions, which include an example picture of the completed craft and related book recommendations.
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to mcodonnell@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Take & Make kits are popular! If you email Ms. Mary Claire and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Ms. Mary Claire makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
Join us for a program of fun songs and stories you can sing along to from home!
BreakFest: Team Unlimited is hosting a set of educational events in the spirit of promoting and engaging more students in STEAM concepts. The set of events will take place virtually during February break (16th to 19th) with the theme of each day being one of the STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Each day, we will teach different topics that fall under the larger subject. In addition to teaching, we will be providing fun activities for students to do themselves at home!
Brainy Biology: This class will go over the basics of anatomy. Individuals will learn levels of organization in the body such as organ systems, organs, tissues, and cells. After the lesson, the students will participate in a Kahoot and an interactive wrap-up activity.
Please have a piece of paper and a pencil ready.
Register through this form. Feel free to email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau with any questions.
BreakFest: Team Unlimited is hosting a set of educational events in the spirit of promoting and engaging more students in STEAM concepts. The set of events will take place virtually during February break (16th to 19th) with the theme of each day being one of the STEAM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Each day, we will teach different topics that fall under the larger subject. In addition to teaching, we will be providing fun activities for students to do themselves at home!
Glittering Geology: This class will cover some aspects of earth science. Students will learn the rock cycle, different types of rocks, volcanoes, tectonic plates, and more! After the lesson, the students will get the chance to participate in a few activities to apply their learning.
Please have a piece of paper and a pencil ready.
Register through this form. Feel free to email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau with any questions.
Jump onto Zoom with Miss Allison to test your trivia knowledge this February break! Possible question categories include science & math oddities, geography, tasty treats, weird animals, and much more!
Play solo, or with a team (your family or maybe virtually with friends!). The ability to view slides on a screen is all you need - along with a sense of fun and a love of trivia of all kinds.
Please note:
- Each team will be asked to submit a team name and the number of players prior to the start of the game.
- Each team will also be asked to have a scorekeeper to keep track of the points they've earned (no fibbing, else you risk disqualification).
Fabulous February Fiesta starts: February 16th from 4:00-5:30ish PM on Zoom
(Want to get in on the action even before the game even begins? Email Miss Allison suggestions for trivia questions and/or categories!)
To participate, please register by emailing Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org. Only those who register will receive the link to the Zoom meeting for security reasons
BreakFest: Team Unlimited is hosting a set of educational events in the spirit of promoting and engaging more students in STEAM concepts. The set of events will take place virtually during February break (16th to 19th) with the theme of each day being one of the STEAM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Each day, we will teach different topics that fall under the larger subject. In addition to teaching, we will be providing fun activities for students to do themselves at home!
Eccentric Electricity: In this class, students will learn about circuits and what electricity is. Specifically, they will learn about sources of power, resistors, types of wires and gauges, short circuits, and more! Students will get the opportunity to complete an online interactive lab and be able to identify circuits.
Please have a piece of paper, a pencil.
Register through this form. Feel free to email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau with any questions.
BreakFest: Team Unlimited is hosting a set of educational events in the spirit of promoting and engaging more students in STEAM concepts. The set of events will take place virtually during February break (16th to 19th) with the theme of each day being one of the STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Each day, we will teach different topics that fall under the larger subject. In addition to teaching, we will be providing fun activities for students to do themselves at home!
Sturdy Structures: This class will cover the 7+ types of bridges and how they are made. The class will also discuss where the most famous structures are standing and the history of them. Students get the exciting opportunity to make their own structure using home supplies!
Please have a piece of paper, a pencil.
Register through this form. Feel free to email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau with any questions.
Have some cozy library fun on Zoom with songs, rhymes, and books...and friends! Programs are geared for specific ages, but all are welcome. Bring a favorite book or stuffed friend to share.
Email Mary Claire O'Donnell at mcodonnell@ocln.org to get on the email list for this program. A Zoom link will be sent out about 24 hours before the program.
BreakFest: Team Unlimited is hosting a set of educational events in the spirit of promoting and engaging more students in STEAM concepts. The set of events will take place virtually during February break (16th to 19th) with the theme of each day being one of the STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Each day, we will teach different topics that fall under the larger subject. In addition to teaching, we will be providing fun activities for students to do themselves at home!
Complex Computers: In this class, students will study parts of a computer, hardware vs software, a little bit of binary, and learn some code. Individuals will be able to play games and create sequences with binary at the end of the session.
Please have a piece of paper and a pencil ready.
Register through this form. Feel free to email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau with any questions.
BreakFest: Team Unlimited is hosting a set of educational events in the spirit of promoting and engaging more students in STEAM concepts. The set of events will take place virtually during February break (16th to 19th) with the theme of each day being one of the STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Each day, we will teach different topics that fall under the larger subject. In addition to teaching, we will be providing fun activities for students to do themselves at home!
Marvelous Machines: During the class, students will learn the 6 simple machines and their uses in everyday life. Additionally, they will be introduced to some concepts of physics. Students will play 20 questions and participate in an online simulation.
Please have a piece of paper, a pencil. If possible, you need rubber bands and extra pencils.
Register through this form. Feel free to email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau with any questions.
Celebrate President's Day with a Free Virtual Visit! A visit with Mrs. Washington as portrayed by Sandy Spector.
Martha Washington, aka Mrs. George Washington, joins you for an informal conversation about her life until her present time (the year 1784). Questions will be accepted ahead of time (please email marthawashington1775@gmail.com) and in the chat during the Zoom meeting.
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Sponsored by the Friends of the Sharon Public Library.
BreakFest: Team Unlimited is hosting a set of educational events in the spirit of promoting and engaging more students in STEAM concepts. The set of events will take place virtually during February break (16th to 19th) with the theme of each day being one of the STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Each day, we will teach different topics that fall under the larger subject. In addition to teaching, we will be providing fun activities for students to do themselves at home!
Fantastic Fractals: In this class, students will learn fractals in math and nature. They will also learn the Fibonacci sequence and self-similarity. Students will get the chance to create fractals and mandalas at their home.
Please have a piece of paper, a pencil.
Register through this form. Feel free to email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau with any questions.
BreakFest: Team Unlimited is hosting a set of educational events in the spirit of promoting and engaging more students in STEAM concepts. The set of events will take place virtually during February break (16th to 19th) with the theme of each day being one of the STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Each day, we will teach different topics that fall under the larger subject. In addition to teaching, we will be providing fun activities for students to do themselves at home!
General Geometry: During this class, students will study basic geometry axioms, Euclidean geometry, and theorems. Students will compete in a challenging Jeopardy game and fun problems.
Please have a piece of paper, a pencil.
Register through this form. Feel free to email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau with any questions.
The Sharon Public Library is back with our biweekly Virtual Trivia Night!
Join us on Zoom and test your trivia mettle. Play solo, or with a team (virtually speaking!). For security purposes, participants' video will be disabled, so no need to worry about having a working webcam to play. The ability to view slides on a screen is all you need for fantastic trivia fun.
Please note: Trivia questions are geared toward adults in content and challenge rating.
This program will be offered via Zoom. If you're interested, please register by sending an email to Assistant Director Miki Wolfe at mwolfe@ocln.org. Registration is required (this extra step will add a layer of security for the event). You will be emailed a link to the meeting ahead of time. You should download Zoom, a free videoconferencing program, ahead of time.
Featured Craft: Comics Collage Notebooks - Decoupage a mini notebook with recycled comic/graphic novel pages!
For the months of January-March, Miss Allison will offer a limited number of grab 'n' go craft kits for kids ages 9-13 to take home.
Due to the overwhelming positive response from families asking for kits these last few months, the week-by-week email registration process will remain in place to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Miss Allison starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDCRAFT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The grab 'n' go kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions (sometimes including links to online and/or video instructions).
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to ariendeau@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Grab n go kits are popular! If you email Miss Allison and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Miss Allison makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
Featured Craft: Windsock
For the months of January-March, Ms. Mary Claire will offer a limited number of take & make craft kits for kids ages 3-8.
Due to the popularity of craft kits, there will be a week-by-week email registration process to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Ms. Mary Claire at mcodonnell@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Ms. Mary Claire starting Monday, February 8, to pick up a kit for week of February 15-20th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDKIT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The take & make kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions, which include an example picture of the completed craft and related book recommendations.
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to mcodonnell@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Take & Make kits are popular! If you email Ms. Mary Claire and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Ms. Mary Claire makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
New to coding or want to improve your Python skills? If you are in grades 6 or 7 please join us for a hands-on Python class with plenty of practice, learning and fun! The class will run Mondays on Zoom from January 25th - April 5th.
Space is limited. Please sign up once to receive the Zoom links. Have questions? Email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
New to coding or want to improve your Python skills? If you are in grades 6 or 7 please join us for a hands-on Python class with plenty of practice, learning and fun! The class will run Mondays on Zoom from January 25th - April 5th.
Space is limited. Please sign up once to receive the Zoom links. Have questions? Email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Have some cozy library fun on Zoom with songs, rhymes, and books...and friends! Programs are geared for specific ages, but all are welcome. Bring a favorite book or stuffed friend to share.
Email Mary Claire O'Donnell at mcodonnell@ocln.org to get on the email list for this program. A Zoom link will be sent out about 24 hours before the program.
Join our virtual Book Group to connect with fellow readers! For this month's meeting, we'll read David Grann's Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI. Copies of the book will be available at the Adult Circulation Desk; you can stop by in-person or use our Curbside Delivery service to pick up your copy. Or, search our online ebook catalog to try to borrow an ecopy.
Please be aware that the library is working under a number of different constraints right now, and that we are doing our absolute best to make copies available to patrons. Thank you in advance for your understanding.
Book Group will be hosted via Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more information, recommendations on what to read within the month's genre, and/or to register to attend, please contact Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
The New Normal New England Roap Trip: No Masks or Gas Required
During a challenging time when most people are limiting their travel, this talk takes folks along on a rollicking ride around New England—all in just one hour, and all from the comfort of their own home.
Author of three books about New England and longtime “Chronicle” reporter Ted Reinstein is your tour guide as you go from Maine to Rhode
Island, Mt. Washington to Mt. Mansfield, and Berkshire foliage to Fenway Park.
But Ted’s 20-plus years of reporting and telling stories from all over New England means this is not your average bus tour. Prepare to meet colorful characters who’ve done the darndest things, learn odd facts about familiar
places, and of course—this being a Ted talk—expect to visit at least a few fabulous classic diners. (Spoiler alert: Ted reveals where to find THE best clam chowdah in America—and it’s right here in New England!)
Ted will take Questions following the talk.
Are you/is your child in 3rd-5th grade and would like to learn how to code? We are offering free Scratch classes to any 3rd-5th grader! Classes will take place weekly at 4-5 pm on Wednesdays via Zoom. Classes start on January 27th, ending on April 7th. Classes will be fast-paced and very hands-on yet easy for beginners to understand. At the end of the session, we will make final projects that will challenge you in your problem-solving skills. Once you have finished this course, you will be able to create games and animations in Scratch using important concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. Hope to see you there!
This class will be taught by the fabulous volunteers who ran Scratch coding this past fall. This class is open to any child in 3rd-5th grade.
Space is limited. Sign up once to be put on the email list. Please direct any questions about the program to Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Have some cozy library fun on Zoom with songs, rhymes, and books...and friends! Programs are geared for specific ages, but all are welcome. Bring a favorite book or stuffed friend to share.
Email Mary Claire O'Donnell at mcodonnell@ocln.org to get on the email list for this program. A Zoom link will be sent out about 24 hours before the program.
Featured Craft: Pi Day Bracelet
For the months of January-March, Miss Allison will offer a limited number of grab 'n' go craft kits for kids ages 9-13 to take home.
Due to the overwhelming positive response from families asking for kits these last few months, the week-by-week email registration process will remain in place to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Miss Allison starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDCRAFT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The grab 'n' go kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions (sometimes including links to online and/or video instructions).
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to ariendeau@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Grab n go kits are popular! If you email Miss Allison and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Miss Allison makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
New to coding or want to improve your Python skills? If you are in grades 6 or 7 please join us for a hands-on Python class with plenty of practice, learning and fun! The class will run Mondays on Zoom from January 25th - April 5th.
Space is limited. Please sign up once to receive the Zoom links. Have questions? Email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Are you/is your child in 3rd-5th grade and would like to learn how to code? We are offering free Scratch classes to any 3rd-5th grader! Classes will take place weekly at 4-5 pm on Wednesdays via Zoom. Classes start on January 27th, ending on April 7th. Classes will be fast-paced and very hands-on yet easy for beginners to understand. At the end of the session, we will make final projects that will challenge you in your problem-solving skills. Once you have finished this course, you will be able to create games and animations in Scratch using important concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. Hope to see you there!
This class will be taught by the fabulous volunteers who ran Scratch coding this past fall. This class is open to any child in 3rd-5th grade.
Space is limited. Sign up once to be put on the email list. Please direct any questions about the program to Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Featured Craft: Shamrock Suncatcher
For the months of January-March, Miss Allison will offer a limited number of grab 'n' go craft kits for kids ages 9-13 to take home.
Due to the overwhelming positive response from families asking for kits these last few months, the week-by-week email registration process will remain in place to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Miss Allison starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDCRAFT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The grab 'n' go kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions (sometimes including links to online and/or video instructions).
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to ariendeau@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Grab n go kits are popular! If you email Miss Allison and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Miss Allison makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
New to coding or want to improve your Python skills? If you are in grades 6 or 7 please join us for a hands-on Python class with plenty of practice, learning and fun! The class will run Mondays on Zoom from January 25th - April 5th.
Space is limited. Please sign up once to receive the Zoom links. Have questions? Email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Friends regular meeting
Are you/is your child in 3rd-5th grade and would like to learn how to code? We are offering free Scratch classes to any 3rd-5th grader! Classes will take place weekly at 4-5 pm on Wednesdays via Zoom. Classes start on January 27th, ending on April 7th. Classes will be fast-paced and very hands-on yet easy for beginners to understand. At the end of the session, we will make final projects that will challenge you in your problem-solving skills. Once you have finished this course, you will be able to create games and animations in Scratch using important concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. Hope to see you there!
This class will be taught by the fabulous volunteers who ran Scratch coding this past fall. This class is open to any child in 3rd-5th grade.
Space is limited. Sign up once to be put on the email list. Please direct any questions about the program to Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Featured Craft: Upcycled Book Page Daisies
For the months of January-March, Miss Allison will offer a limited number of grab 'n' go craft kits for kids ages 9-13 to take home.
Due to the overwhelming positive response from families asking for kits these last few months, the week-by-week email registration process will remain in place to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Miss Allison starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDCRAFT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The grab 'n' go kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions (sometimes including links to online and/or video instructions).
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to ariendeau@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Grab n go kits are popular! If you email Miss Allison and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Miss Allison makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
New to coding or want to improve your Python skills? If you are in grades 6 or 7 please join us for a hands-on Python class with plenty of practice, learning and fun! The class will run Mondays on Zoom from January 25th - April 5th.
Space is limited. Please sign up once to receive the Zoom links. Have questions? Email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Are you/is your child in 3rd-5th grade and would like to learn how to code? We are offering free Scratch classes to any 3rd-5th grader! Classes will take place weekly at 4-5 pm on Wednesdays via Zoom. Classes start on January 27th, ending on April 7th. Classes will be fast-paced and very hands-on yet easy for beginners to understand. At the end of the session, we will make final projects that will challenge you in your problem-solving skills. Once you have finished this course, you will be able to create games and animations in Scratch using important concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. Hope to see you there!
This class will be taught by the fabulous volunteers who ran Scratch coding this past fall. This class is open to any child in 3rd-5th grade.
Space is limited. Sign up once to be put on the email list. Please direct any questions about the program to Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Featured Craft: TBA
For the months of January-March, Miss Allison will offer a limited number of grab 'n' go craft kits for kids ages 9-13 to take home.
Due to the overwhelming positive response from families asking for kits these last few months, the week-by-week email registration process will remain in place to allow all families a chance to participate.
1. Kits are available through email registration only. To register, email Miss Allison at ariendeau@ocln.org with the number of kits you are requesting and the child/children’s name(s).
2. Registration for the next week's craft will open every Monday. For example, you would email Miss Allison starting Monday, January 4th, to pick up a kit for week of January 11-16th.
3. You will receive an email response confirming your registration.
4. Due to recent upticks in COVID cases, we recommend considering curbside pick-up service. You can sign up for a curbside time slot any time during the designated week and write "KIDCRAFT" in after your last name in the last name field of the curbside sign-up form. (If choosing to enter the library building for pick-up, please check our homepage to be mindful of browsing restrictions.)
The grab 'n' go kits include most of the supplies needed to complete the projects and instructions (sometimes including links to online and/or video instructions).
Participants are encouraged to share their finished crafts by sending photos to ariendeau@ocln.org or sharing on social media and tagging Sharon Public Library.
Grab n go kits are popular! If you email Miss Allison and there are no more kits available that week she will put you first on the list for the next week's craft. You be notified by email if this happens.
*Please note that Miss Allison makes every effort to provide awesome kits to as many kids/families as possible. Supplies are limited, so we ask that you limit your request to 1 kit per child.
New to coding or want to improve your Python skills? If you are in grades 6 or 7 please join us for a hands-on Python class with plenty of practice, learning and fun! The class will run Mondays on Zoom from January 25th - April 5th.
Space is limited. Please sign up once to receive the Zoom links. Have questions? Email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
During this virtual class, professional photographer Randall Warniers will cover the basic and essential topics that anyone can use to improve their photos.
This class will be held on Zoom. Registration is required. To register, email humbreit@ocln.org or call 781-784-1578 x1422.
Are you/is your child in 3rd-5th grade and would like to learn how to code? We are offering free Scratch classes to any 3rd-5th grader! Classes will take place weekly at 4-5 pm on Wednesdays via Zoom. Classes start on January 27th, ending on April 7th. Classes will be fast-paced and very hands-on yet easy for beginners to understand. At the end of the session, we will make final projects that will challenge you in your problem-solving skills. Once you have finished this course, you will be able to create games and animations in Scratch using important concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. Hope to see you there!
This class will be taught by the fabulous volunteers who ran Scratch coding this past fall. This class is open to any child in 3rd-5th grade.
Space is limited. Sign up once to be put on the email list. Please direct any questions about the program to Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
New to coding or want to improve your Python skills? If you are in grades 6 or 7 please join us for a hands-on Python class with plenty of practice, learning and fun! The class will run Mondays on Zoom from January 25th - April 5th.
Space is limited. Please sign up once to receive the Zoom links. Have questions? Email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Join our virtual Book Group to connect with fellow readers! For this month's meeting, we'll read One Book, One Town's 2021 selection, Marjan Kamali's The Stationery Shop. Copies of the book will be available at the Adult Circulation Desk; you can stop by in-person or use our Curbside Delivery service to pick up your copy. Or, search our online ebook catalog to try to borrow an ecopy.
Please be aware that the library is working under a number of different constraints right now, and that we are doing our absolute best to make copies available to patrons. Thank you in advance for your understanding.
Book Group will be hosted via Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more information, recommendations on what to read within the month's genre, and/or to register to attend, please contact Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
Are you/is your child in 3rd-5th grade and would like to learn how to code? We are offering free Scratch classes to any 3rd-5th grader! Classes will take place weekly at 4-5 pm on Wednesdays via Zoom. Classes start on January 27th, ending on April 7th. Classes will be fast-paced and very hands-on yet easy for beginners to understand. At the end of the session, we will make final projects that will challenge you in your problem-solving skills. Once you have finished this course, you will be able to create games and animations in Scratch using important concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. Hope to see you there!
This class will be taught by the fabulous volunteers who ran Scratch coding this past fall. This class is open to any child in 3rd-5th grade.
Space is limited. Sign up once to be put on the email list. Please direct any questions about the program to Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
New to coding or want to improve your Python skills? If you are in grades 6 or 7 please join us for a hands-on Python class with plenty of practice, learning and fun! The class will run Mondays on Zoom from January 25th - April 5th.
Space is limited. Please sign up once to receive the Zoom links. Have questions? Email Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Are you/is your child in 3rd-5th grade and would like to learn how to code? We are offering free Scratch classes to any 3rd-5th grader! Classes will take place weekly at 4-5 pm on Wednesdays via Zoom. Classes start on January 27th, ending on April 7th. Classes will be fast-paced and very hands-on yet easy for beginners to understand. At the end of the session, we will make final projects that will challenge you in your problem-solving skills. Once you have finished this course, you will be able to create games and animations in Scratch using important concepts like variables, loops, conditionals, and functions. Hope to see you there!
This class will be taught by the fabulous volunteers who ran Scratch coding this past fall. This class is open to any child in 3rd-5th grade.
Space is limited. Sign up once to be put on the email list. Please direct any questions about the program to Youth Services Librarian Allison Riendeau at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Friends regular meeting
Join our virtual Book Group to connect with fellow readers! For this month's meeting, we'll read Delia Owens' Where the Crawdads Sing. Copies of the book will be available at the Adult Circulation Desk; you can stop by in-person or use our Curbside Delivery service to pick up your copy. Or, search our online ebook catalog to try to borrow an ecopy.
Please be aware that the library is working under a number of different constraints right now, and that we are doing our absolute best to make copies available to patrons. Thank you in advance for your understanding.
Book Group will be hosted via Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more information, recommendations on what to read within the month's genre, and/or to register to attend, please contact Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
Friends regular meeting
Join our virtual Book Group to connect with fellow readers! For this month's meeting, we'll read Lisa Wingate's Before We Were Yours. Copies of the book will be available at the Adult Circulation Desk; you can stop by in-person or use our Curbside Delivery service to pick up your copy. Or, search our online ebook catalog to try to borrow an ecopy.
Please be aware that the library is working under a number of different constraints right now, and that we are doing our absolute best to make copies available to patrons. Thank you in advance for your understanding.
Book Group will be hosted via Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more information, recommendations on what to read within the month's genre, and/or to register to attend, please contact Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
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