The library is cancelling/suspending all programming in order to contain the virus and protect patrons in accordance with the Centers for Disease Control, state public health organizations and decisions made by the Board of Library Trustees. Programming decisions for April and May will be determined by the end of March and will be posted on this website and social media.
If you have any questions, please contact Library Director, Lee Ann Amend at Lamend@ocln.org.
Join our virtual Book Group to connect with fellow readers, chat and catch up, and get recommendations for great books! Each month, we'll choose a genre; members should select a book from that genre, read it, and come ready to discuss it at the meeting.
May's genre is: Mysteries.
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.
- Practice English
- Learn new vocabulary
- Meet new people
- Learn about the USA
We'll start a little later today, to let folks get home from the Whitney Place at Sharon Pen Pal and Family Appreciation Car Parade!
Let’s Draw and Focus on Art!
Do you miss Girls Who Code? New and interested in learning how to code? Our wonderful teen volunteers will be teaching Girls Who Code on Zoom. If you're new, please register with Girls Who Code HQ. Our Club Code is MA 19232. For the Zoom Meeting ID and password, please contact Jessica Henderson at jhenderson@ocln.org.
In conjunction with NIH and NLM, Sharon Public Library presents A Living Person's Guide to Dying, a multi-part speaker series about death and dying, green burials, digital estate planning, and more. Although death is an inevitable reality of life, we often delay conversations about the topic until after the fact--a habit that can create unnecessary stress or confusion about our end-of-life wishes. The Library is seeking to launch an honest, open series of discussions around this important topic.
Tonight, join Dr. Svetlana Leeds, PsyD, for a presentation on grieving the loss of our "normal." Our individual and collective worlds have been turned upside, and we are all going through a complex grief process that often feels like a bad roller coaster that has no end point. This discussion is geared towards helping us explore and identify the different ways in which we may all be responding to the loss of our normal. We will identify grounding techniques that help us focus on what we can control and we will discuss safe ways to keep what is out of our control from impacting every aspect of our new daily lives.
This program will take place on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. Please email Assistant Director Miki Wolfe at mwolfe@ocln.org to register. Registration is required.
"Death is not the opposite of life, but a part of it." --Haruki Murakami
This project has been funded in whole or in part with federal funds from the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, under Cooperative Agreement UG4LM012347-01 with the University of Massachusetts, Worcester.
*Originally a 4-week program, this club has been extended to run through the end of May.
Kids are invited to a virtual club for lovers of comics & graphic novels! Miss Allison will send out links to awesome comics she's found around the web for you to enjoy. There will be meet-ups on Zoom every week to talk about the comics, share about any creative projects you've been doing at home, and just hang out virtually with friends. Come join us!
This program runs on Thursdays from 4:00-5:00 pm. Meeting dates: May 7, 14, 21, & 28
Registration Required. Please email Miss Allison to sign up at ariendeau@ocln.org.
Once signed up, you will receive links to the private Zoom meetings - and to the comics we'll be reading - from Miss Allison directly.
New coders welcome! We are also offering free coding classes to help you prepare! To register for the Hackathon (registration deadline May 25) and for optional coding classes visit the website.
The event will be held on Zoom. You will need an account for a code editor such as Repl.it, Khan Academy, or MIT App Inventor. You may also want accounts for Google and Scratch. Participants will work in teams of 2-3 to work on problem solving skills and get creative. You many register as team or individual. Lunch & snack breaks. Showcase, Kahoot!, wrap-up with certificates, and prizes from 3:30 - 5 p.m. Prizes are sponsored by the Friends of the Sharon Public Library and include gift cards to Orange Leaf. For more information, please email OnlineHackathon2020@gmail.com or Jessica Henderson, Head of Youth Services, at jhenderson@ocln.org.
Do you miss Girls Who Code? New and interested in learning how to code? Our wonderful teen volunteers will be teaching Girls Who Code on Zoom. If you're new, please register with Girls Who Code HQ. Our Club Code is MA 19232. For the Zoom Meeting ID and password, please contact Jessica Henderson at jhenderson@ocln.org.
In conjunction with NIH and NLM, Sharon Public Library presents A Living Person's Guide to Dying, a multi-part speaker series about death and dying, green burials, digital estate planning, and more. Although death is an inevitable reality of life, we often delay conversations about the topic until after the fact--a habit that can create unnecessary stress or confusion about our end-of-life wishes. The Library is seeking to launch an honest, open series of discussions around this important topic.
Today, join Marlee Cowan, partner with Pabian & Russell, LLC, for a presentation on legal issues related to planning for incapacity and end-of-life. These conversations are difficult for everyone, but they can bring much comfort and relief if you find yourself in a situation where you or a loved one is facing a health crisis.
This program will take place on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. Please email Assistant Director Miki Wolfe at mwolfe@ocln.org to register. Registration is required.
"Death is not the opposite of life, but a part of it." --Haruki Murakami
This project has been funded in whole or in part with federal funds from the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, under Cooperative Agreement UG4LM012347-01 with the University of Massachusetts, Worcester.
Calling all crafters! Sharon Public Library will be hosting a Crafternoons series with selections from our new arts & crafts database, Creativebug! For each meeting, we'll highlight a craft from Creativebug. Participants can watch the video and complete the craft, and then we'll meet to discuss how it turned out, show off finished products, and socialize!
Today's craft: Working with Collage (access the Creativebug class)
"Finding collage to be the perfect place to express humor, wit, and explore design sensibilities, [instructor] Danielle shares her enthusiasm for the possibilities of the medium as well as practical tips and techniques. Learn how she sources and organizes her materials, how to iterate compositions and how to work with abstract components."
This series will run biweekly on Tuesdays at 12pm. Meetings will be hosted virtually on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more details or to register, please email Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
Do you miss Girls Who Code? New and interested in learning how to code? Our wonderful teen volunteers will be teaching Girls Who Code on Zoom. If you're new, please register with Girls Who Code HQ. Our Club Code is MA 19232. For the Zoom Meeting ID and password, please contact Jessica Henderson at jhenderson@ocln.org.
In conjunction with NIH and NLM, Sharon Public Library presents A Living Person's Guide to Dying, a multi-part speaker series about death and dying, green burials, digital estate planning, and more. Although death is an inevitable reality of life, we often delay conversations about the topic until after the fact--a habit that can create unnecessary stress or confusion about our end-of-life wishes. The Library is seeking to launch an honest, open series of discussions around this important topic.
Tonight, join Sophia Sayigh from Green Burial Massachusetts, Inc. for a virtual presentation on green and natural burials in Massachusetts.
This event will take place on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. Please contact Assistant Director Miki Wolfe at mwolfe@ocln.org to register. Registration is required.
"Death is not the opposite of life, but a part of it." --Haruki Murakami
This project has been funded in whole or in part with federal funds from the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, under Cooperative Agreement UG4LM012347-01 with the University of Massachusetts, Worcester.
In conjunction with NIH and NLM, Sharon Public Library presents A Living Person's Guide to Dying, a multi-part speaker series about death and dying, green burials, digital estate planning, and more. Although death is an inevitable reality of life, we often delay conversations about the topic until after the fact--a habit that can create unnecessary stress or confusion about our end-of-life wishes. The Library is seeking to launch an honest, open series of discussions around this important topic.
Tonight, join Malka Young, LICSW, CCM, Director of Allies in Aging, for a presentation on death and mourning in the age of Covid-19.
This program will take place on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. Please email Assistant Director Miki Wolfe at mwolfe@ocln.org to register. Registration is required. Time subject to change.
"Death is not the opposite of life, but a part of it." --Haruki Murakami
This project has been funded in whole or in part with federal funds from the National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, under Cooperative Agreement UG4LM012347-01 with the University of Massachusetts, Worcester.
Calling all crafters! Sharon Public Library will be hosting a Crafternoons series with selections from our new arts & crafts database, Creativebug! For each meeting, we'll highlight a craft from Creativebug. Participants can watch the video and complete the craft, and then we'll meet to discuss how it turned out, show off finished products, and socialize!
Today's craft: Personal Map Making (access the Creativebug class)
"You might think of maps as diagrams of physical places, but the irrepressibly creative [instructor] e. bond will show you how to re-imagine a map as a visual journey through your artistic and emotional places. In this class, you’ll use maps and mapping, their functions and characteristics, as a process tool for generating abstract compositions with mark-making, collage, doodling, and other visual experiments."
This series will run biweekly on Tuesdays at 12pm. Meetings will be hosted virtually on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more details or to register, please email Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
The library will close at 4:00pm today for Independence Day.
The library will be closed all day today for Independence Day.
Join our Book Group to discuss Anne Østby's Pieces of Happiness.
Calling all crafters! Sharon Public Library will be hosting a Crafternoons series with selections from our new arts & crafts database, Creativebug! For each meeting, we'll highlight a craft from Creativebug. Participants can watch the video and complete the craft, and then we'll meet to discuss how it turned out, show off finished products, and socialize!
Today's craft: Fashion Illustration with Mood Fabrics (access the Creativebug class)
"Learning how to draw fashion illustrations will help you visualize your masterpiece before you sit down at the sewing machine. Taught by Project Runway All Star, Benjamin Mach, this thorough drawing course is perfect for aspiring fashion designers who feel less than confident drawing the human form. Benjamin teaches the fundamentals of drawing bodies and garments. By the end of this class, you’ll understand not only how to draw fashion illustrations, but how to create a mood board and a capsule collection."
This series will run biweekly on Tuesdays at 12pm. Meetings will be hosted virtually on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more details or to register, please email Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
Join our Book Group to discuss Anne Østby's Pieces of Happiness.
Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees
Calling all crafters! Sharon Public Library will be hosting a Crafternoons series with selections from our new arts & crafts database, Creativebug! For each meeting, we'll highlight a craft from Creativebug. Participants can watch the video and complete the craft, and then we'll meet to discuss how it turned out, show off finished products, and socialize!
Today's craft: Embroidered Constellations (access the Creativebug class)
"Bring the night sky into your home with hand-embroidered zodiac constellations. Crafter Faith Hale demonstrates two methods of transferring the patterns included in the class PDF, then how to work the star stitch and the straight stitch using metallic thread."
This series will run biweekly on Tuesdays at 12pm. Meetings will be hosted virtually on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more details or to register, please email Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
Do you own a small business? Looking for a job, or to improve your current job performance? Are you a teacher or a student?
Attend this free livestream via Grow With Google to learn about how digital tools can help you get organized, increase your productivity, and manage your time more efficiently.
Registration is requested, but not required.
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 are entering the fourth year of this program, and our patrons' love of coloring has not abated.
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!
Join our Book Group to discuss Lisa Wingate's Before We Were Yours.
Calling all crafters! Sharon Public Library will be hosting a Crafternoons series with selections from our new arts & crafts database, Creativebug! For each meeting, we'll highlight a craft from Creativebug. Participants can watch the video and complete the craft, and then we'll meet to discuss how it turned out, show off finished products, and socialize!
Today's craft: Watercolor Cards & DIY Envelopes (access the Creativebug classes: watercolor cards & envelopes)
"Learn how to make simple watercolor cards that you’ll enjoy making just as much as your friends and family will enjoy receiving. Courtney Cerruti demonstrates how to create elegant motifs using watercolor and simple brushstrokes or how to use a stencil to apply watercolor if you feel intimidated by the medium." Then, "Learn how to make customized paper envelopes with Courtney. With a few folds and a couple swipes of glue stick, you'll have a perfect envelope for birthdays, thank you cards, and holidays."
This series will run biweekly on Tuesdays at 12pm. Meetings will be hosted virtually on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more details or to register, please email Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
Calling all crafters! Sharon Public Library will be hosting a Crafternoons series with selections from our new arts & crafts database, Creativebug! For each meeting, we'll highlight a craft from Creativebug. Participants can watch the video and complete the craft, and then we'll meet to discuss how it turned out, show off finished products, and socialize!
Today's craft: Homemade Apothecary (access the Creativebug class)
"Make your own lip balm, facial oil, deodorant, and more, by looking no further than your pantry or local health food store. Amy expertly demystifies the ingredients you need and offers recipes and ratios that result in delicious smelling, high-quality beauty products that will leave your skin and body radiant." Make one, two, or all of the products the class covers--your choice!
This series will run biweekly on Tuesdays at 12pm. Meetings will be hosted virtually on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more details or to register, please email Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
Join our Book Group to discuss Lisa Wingate's Before We Were Yours.
Regular Meeting of the 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 are entering the fourth year of this program, and our patrons' love of coloring has not abated.
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...
Friends meet to prep their town wide mailing
Friends meet to prep their town wide mailing
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!
Community Room closed for book sale set up.
Book Sale Collection
Book Sale Collection.
BOOK SALE COLLECTION DURING LIBRARY OPEN HOURS.
Calling all crafters! Sharon Public Library will be hosting a Crafternoons series with selections from our new arts & crafts database, Creativebug! For each meeting, we'll highlight a craft from Creativebug. Participants can watch the video and complete the craft, and then we'll meet to discuss how it turned out, show off finished products, and socialize!
Today's craft: Meditative Art Journaling (access the Creativebug class)
"Learn how to make a meditative art journal that serves as a container for your hopes, fears, frustrations, and more with the founders of Get Messy. You’ll learn how to free write to get what's in your head onto the page, obliterate it with paint and meditative marks, use watercolor to channel your mood, then add quotes and lettering to complete your page. This small handbound book provides the perfect place to journal and explore your feelings through words and art."
This series will run biweekly on Tuesdays at 12pm. Meetings will be hosted virtually on Zoom, a free videoconferencing program. For more details or to register, please email Information Services Librarian Hilary Umbreit at humbreit@ocln.org.
BOOK SALE COLLECTION DURING LIBRARY OPEN HOURS.
BOOK SALE COLLECTION DURING LIBRARY OPEN HOURS.
BOOK SALE COLLECTION DURING LIBRARY OPEN HOURS.
BOOK SALE COLLECTION DURING LIBRARY OPEN HOURS.
The library will be closed all day today for Labor Day.
BOOK SALE COLLECTION DURING LIBRARY OPEN HOURS.
Book Sale sorting day.
Enjoy bedtime stories, songs, and a craft! Wear your pajamas and bring a favorite stuffie, if you'd like. Drop-in. Monthly during the school year, additional times during the summer!
Book Sale for Member's Only - Join at the door or online at friendsofsharonlibrary.org
Friends' Book Sale
Friends' Book Sale and BAKE SALE
Friends' Book Sale - $5.00 per bag.
Regular Meeting of the Veteran's Club - Location to be determined.
* Rescheduled due to Labor Day *
Join our Book Group to discuss David Grann's Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI.
Regular Meeting of the Friends of the Library.
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.
Author Sam Farmer will discuss his book A Long Walk Down a Winding Road.
Interwoven with real stories of personal triumphs, A Long Walk Down a Winding Road offers clear advice and simple steps for overcoming adversity and improving your life. Growing up, Sam Farmer contended with challenges many of us face. He was bullied, faced difficulties around self-awareness and social skills, and struggled to build self-esteem. At the age of forty, he received a life-altering diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome. In spite of initial feelings of frustration and confusion, he learned to embrace his newfound “Aspie” profile, recognizing that doing so would ultimately pave the way toward acquiring self-love.
Farmer has written this book in order to share his ideas and insights learned along the winding road of his life. The stories and wisdom shared will inspire and empower everyone to help themselves achieve happier, more productive lives. By emphasizing the importance of a broader acceptance of autism and arguing why it should not be thought of as a disorder, Farmer illustrates how society can greatly benefit from showing an understanding of people who are different.
Join our Book Group to discuss David Grann's Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI.
Regular Meeting of the 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 are entering the fourth year of this program, and our patrons' love of coloring has not abated.
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...
SATURDAY: Costumed characters from the Massasoit Theatre Company's upcoming production of Disney’s Beauty and The Beast will read a short-story version of the show at the Sharon Public Library.
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 Delia Owens' Where the Crawdads Sing.
Regular Meeting of the Friends of the Library.
OCLN Serials Committee meeting.
Please join the Sharon/Stoughton League of Women Voters and the Friends' of the Sharon Public Library as they sponsor author Tina Cassidy. Ms. Cassidy will discuss her new book, "Mr. President, How Long Must We Wait?: Alice Paul, Woodrow Wilson, and the Fight for the Right to Vote".
As described by her agent, Richard Abate, Journalist Tina Cassidy’s vivacious biography of militant activist Alice Paul, one of the undersung heroes of the American women’s suffrage movement and a key player in the adoption of the 19th Amendment, looks at her in the context of and in contrast to President Woodrow Wilson, whom Paul and her peers considered their primary antagonist. Cassidy highlights, with clear admiration, Paul’s energy, vision, and persistence, crediting her with pushing for methods of engagement that are still key to protestors today—marches, picketing at the White House, lobbying, silent protest, noncooperation with arresting officers, and hunger strikes. Her radical push for a constitutional amendment put her in conflict with others in the movement like Carrie Chapman Catt, who preferred a slow, state-by-state approach grounded in the willingness of men to accept the idea of women voting. The depiction of Wilson is conflicted, sympathizing with his stress and fatigue, but ultimately painting him as a failure and an unworthy opponent. Cassidy’s descriptions of the protests and marches led by Paul and her supporters are delightful, full of boisterous color and drama, and featuring the full texts of the wordy (and cheeky) banners used. This engaging history brings the suffrage struggle to life.
The library will be closed all day today.
Do you own a small business? Work for a non-profit?
Attend this free livestream via Grow With Google to kick-start your customers' holiday shopping season by marketing your business. We'll discuss how to get in front of your customers and showcase what you offer using Google My Business, Google Ads, and more.
Registration is requested, but not required.
Enjoy bedtime stories, songs, and a craft! Wear your pajamas and bring a favorite stuffie, if you'd like. Drop-in. Monthly during the school year, additional times during the summer!
Regular meeting of the SPL Veteran's Club.
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 Delia Owens' Where the Crawdads Sing.
Regular Meeting of the 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 are entering the fourth year of this program, and our patrons' love of coloring has not abated.
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!
Join our Book Group to discuss this month's selection (to be determined).
Regular meeting of the SPL Veteran's Club
Regular Meeting of the Friends of the Library.
Enjoy bedtime stories, songs, and a craft! Wear your pajamas and bring a favorite stuffie, if you'd like. Drop-in. Monthly during the school year, additional times during the summer!
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 this month's selection (to be determined).
Regular Meeting of the 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. Adults need to stay with their children for this program. Registration required.
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 are entering the fourth year of this program, and our patrons' love of coloring has not abated.
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!
Join our Book Group to discuss this month's selection (to be determined).
Enjoy bedtime stories, songs, and a craft! Wear your pajamas and bring a favorite stuffie, if you'd like. Drop-in. Monthly during the school year, additional times during the summer!
Regular Meeting of the Friends of the Library.
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 this month's selection (to be determined).
Regular Meeting of the 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 are entering the fourth year of this program, and our patrons' love of coloring has not abated.
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!
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