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A program of rhymes, music and movement for children ages birth to two with an adult caregiver. No registration required.
Story time is a program of books, rhymes, flannel board activites and a simple craft. This program requires pre-registration. Classes meet weekly, September 16-October 21. For more information call the children's desk: 203-426-3851.
A group for teens who love to write. Sign up to let us know you're coming or drop by.
An interactive story time featuring rhymes, flannel board activities, music and movement for children ages 2-5 with an adult caregiver.
Music educator, Brad Peterson will lead children in a variety of musical activities including finger plays, nursery rhymes, poems, songs, circle games, dances and stories. Each session is a fun, fast paced lesson designed to help children with pitch matching and steady beat skills, as well as helping them with their early language arts development. Register online for each class you plan to attend.
Join the Young Adult Council in celebrating Halloween. Featuring games, crafts, and a costume parade. Registration not required. Costumes encouraged! For ages 3 and up.
Magician Debbie O'Carroll combines mystifying stage magic with delightful physical comedy and lots of audience participation in her "Trick or Treat Magic Show" for ages 4 and up. Adults without children are welcome to attend.
This is a non-library sponsored event
Come to our new podcast discussion group, a way to learn some great trends while meeting people with similar interests!
We will be posting/emailing the podcast episodes to listen to closer to the program date--we want them to be fresh!
Looking for a little nudge to get going with Google? Got a question about how to use Libby, Hoopla, or Mango? Trying to send your friend a photo from your smartphone?
Drop in on Tuesdays for a helping hand with digital technology. IT Librarian Olivia Scully will work with you for up to 15 minutes, and you'll be on your way to greater tech comfort in no time!
First come, first served. Feel free to bring your device, log-ins, and library card number. Sessions are intended for educational purposes only.
Veteran teacher Karen Loker will share her love of the Spanish language and Hispanic culture through picture books from 4:14-5:00 pm in the children's story hour room. For children in grades K-3. Please register.
This workshop series lays the groundwork for helping new and aspiring entrepreneurs launch a business idea and understand the steps to building a business that is credit ready. The information is laid out simply in three modules. Come to all three or attend the one that fits your needs!
October 29 - GO: How and where to find additional small business support and educational resources.
“The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” - by Washington Irving. It’s been too long since you last heard this story. You need it again. And now that you’re all grown up, you may find you identify with Ichabod Crane.
"Josh, a Werewolf Story" - an original story by Mr. Hege. Josh is 13. Just when his body should be changing, his body is... changing
“The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar” – Edgar Allan Poe’s most terrifying. Poe's original was in the first person, so let's just accept it as true. Retold in the third person, and set in the swirling milieu of science and junk science, in the mid-nineteenth century.
Not suitable for children.
A program of rhymes, music and movement for children ages birth to two with an adult caregiver. No registration required.
A group for teens who love to write. Sign up to let us know you're coming or drop by.
An interactive story time featuring rhymes, flannel board activities, music and movement for children ages 2-5 with an adult caregiver.
Music educator, Brad Peterson will lead children in a variety of musical activities including finger plays, nursery rhymes, poems, songs, circle games, dances and stories. Each session is a fun, fast paced lesson designed to help children with pitch matching and steady beat skills, as well as helping them with their early language arts development. Register online for each class you plan to attend.
Explore the science behind color mixing using a variety of hands on experiments. For grades K-2. Please register.
Outside event sponsored by Ben's Lighthouse. Pre-registered through Ben's Lighthouse.
Part 2 of the series of 3. This story is "The Headless Horseman." Copies available at the desk.
Please register separately for each talk.
A program of rhymes, music and movement for children ages birth to two with an adult caregiver. No registration required.
A group for teens who love to write. Sign up to let us know you're coming or drop by.
After his rise to power in 1933, Hitler began to cleanse the culture of what he considered degeneracy. Not only did he persecute specific groups of people, but he also tried to control all aspects of culture. In art, Hitler denounced modern art and its practitioners as “incompetents, cheats and madmen”. After the fall of Paris to the Nazis in June 1940, Hitler’s policies began to affect the Paris art world.
In this lecture, ArtScapades will look at artists who were working in or around Paris during World War II. Some stayed, some fled, and some went in to hiding; but none were untouched. Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Vasily Kandinsky and Marc Chagall will be discussed. Wine and cheese.
An interactive story time featuring rhymes, flannel board activities, music and movement for children ages 2-5 with an adult caregiver.
Music educator, Brad Peterson will lead children in a variety of musical activities including finger plays, nursery rhymes, poems, songs, circle games, dances and stories. Each session is a fun, fast paced lesson designed to help children with pitch matching and steady beat skills, as well as helping them with their early language arts development. Register online for each class you plan to attend.
If you’re a scrapbooker who likes working with company, this all-day session is for you!
Bring all of your materials and we will provide lunch and drinks. Get those projects finished or begin a new one.
Join chef Sharon Martovich as she teaches the class how to make baked fish or chicken sticks, roasted butternut squash and apple pie punch. For children ages 7-10 with an adult partner. No peanut products are used. All supplies are provided.
If you love building with Legos, have fun designing and building your own creations with the library's extensive Lego collection. For ages 4-9. Register online.
Folks all across the Country have been enjoying this celebration of those memorable and colorful decades. This two person show is a multi-media, multi-dimensional presentation of song, storytelling and laughter. Spontaneous singing springs up all around the room as the audience enjoys our common heritage in song and winds up feeling great about where we’ve been and… where we are. This show is entertaining, inspirational and, dare we say… educational.
To build community and foster skill development among handcrafters who work with wool and other fibers. -The group is for knitters, crocheters, spinners, needle felters, felt makers, weavers, and any other fiber and mixed media artists and crafters.
This is a non-library sponsored event
John Cilio will talk about the vast military operation that succeeded against the odds and one which called for human endeavor on a heroic scale.
A program of rhymes, music and movement for children ages birth to two with an adult caregiver. No registration required.
A group for teens who love to write. Sign up to let us know you're coming or drop by.
An interactive story time featuring rhymes, flannel board activities, music and movement for children ages 2-5 with an adult caregiver.
Music educator, Brad Peterson will lead children in a variety of musical activities including finger plays, nursery rhymes, poems, songs, circle games, dances and stories. Each session is a fun, fast paced lesson designed to help children with pitch matching and steady beat skills, as well as helping them with their early language arts development. Register online for each class you plan to attend.
Exercise your creativity and play make-believe. Actor and educator, Anthony DePoto will lead children in a variety of theater games that foster effective communication, outside-the-box thinking and storytelling. For ages 7-10. Register online.
Third in the series. "The Boys at the Lab" is the story to be discussed. Available at the desk.
Please register separately for each talk.
A program of rhymes, music and movement for children ages birth to two with an adult caregiver. No registration required.
A group for teens who love to write. Sign up to let us know you're coming or drop by.
An interactive story time featuring rhymes, flannel board activities, music and movement for children ages 2-5 with an adult caregiver.
Chef Sharon will demonstrate how to make a delicious winter meal. There will be samples for all, and recipes to take home. Please register.
Calling all adults and older teens who enjoy playing tabletop board games, such as Settlers of Catan, Ticket to Ride, and more! We'll choose a different game each month and provide links ahead of time so players can get to know the game. It's a great way to discover new games and to play familiar games with other enthusiasts.
Join PeaceLove instructor, Paula Brinkman in this collaborative program of artistic expression. Dress for a mess, acrylic paints will be used. For ages 8 and up with an adult partner. Register online.
Come try your skill at completing your puzzle before the other teams do! Each team is composed of six players, so make up your own or be assigned to one. Please come to the library to register in person. Snacks and drinks.
A program of rhymes, music and movement for children ages birth to two with an adult caregiver. No registration required.
A group for teens who love to write. Sign up to let us know you're coming or drop by.
Discover the world of night animals and explore how their tools and behaviors help them do their jobs under the cover of darkness. From excellent hearing to silent flight, we’ll explore some of the best nocturnal adaptations and meet some live members of the 'night crew.” For ages 4 and up.
A program of rhymes, music and movement for children ages birth to two with an adult caregiver. No registration required.
A group for teens who love to write. Sign up to let us know you're coming or drop by.
An interactive story time featuring rhymes, flannel board activities, music and movement for children ages 2-5 with an adult caregiver..
Girl Scout, Maya Welber is sponsoring a series of sensory friendly craft programs for children with special needs on Saturday from 1:00-2:00 pm in the children's story hour room. Register online. For ages 10-15. Caregivers are asked to remain in the children's department during the program.
To build community and foster skill development among handcrafters who work with wool and other fibers. -The group is for knitters, crocheters, spinners, needle felters, felt makers, weavers, and any other fiber and mixed media artists and crafters.
A program of rhymes, music and movement for children ages birth to two with an adult caregiver. No registration required.
A group for teens who love to write. Sign up to let us know you're coming or drop by.
An interactive story time featuring rhymes, flannel board activities, music and movement for children ages 2-5 with an adult caregiver.
Music educator, Brad Peterson will lead children in a variety of musical activities including finger plays, nursery rhymes, poems, songs, circle games, dances and stories. Each session is a fun, fast paced lesson designed to help children with pitch matching and steady beat skills, as well as helping them with their early language arts development. Register online for each class you plan to attend.
Exercise your creativity and play make-believe. Actor and educator, Anthony DePoto will lead children in a variety of theater games that foster effective communication, outside-the-box thinking and storytelling. For ages 7-10. Register online.
A group for teens who love to write. Sign up to let us know you're coming or drop by.
Calling all adults and older teens who enjoy playing tabletop board games, such as Settlers of Catan, Ticket to Ride, and more! We'll choose a different game each month and provide links ahead of time so players can get to know the game. It's a great way to discover new games and to play familiar games with other enthusiasts.
Music educator, Brad Peterson will lead children in a variety of musical activities including finger plays, nursery rhymes, poems, songs, circle games, dances and stories. Each session is a fun, fast paced lesson designed to help children with pitch matching and steady beat skills, as well as helping them with their early language arts development. Register online for each class you plan to attend.
Join chef Sharon Martovich as she teaches the class how to make tomato basil bread, veggies with maple vinaigrette and pear and cranberry tart. No peanut products will be used. All supplies are provided. For ages 7-10 with an adult partner.
Music educator, Brad Peterson will lead children in a variety of musical activities including finger plays, nursery rhymes, poems, songs, circle games, dances and stories. Each session is a fun, fast paced lesson designed to help children with pitch matching and steady beat skills, as well as helping them with their early language arts development. Register online for each class you plan to attend.
Participants will learn how owl pellets are formed and dissect one to explore what's inside. Note that this program requires the use of a small knife. For grades 3-6.
Music educator, Brad Peterson will lead children in a variety of musical activities including finger plays, nursery rhymes, poems, songs, circle games, dances and stories. Each session is a fun, fast paced lesson designed to help children with pitch matching and steady beat skills, as well as helping them with their early language arts development. Register online for each class you plan to attend.
Music educator, Brad Peterson will lead children in a variety of musical activities including finger plays, nursery rhymes, poems, songs, circle games, dances and stories. Each session is a fun, fast paced lesson designed to help children with pitch matching and steady beat skills, as well as helping them with their early language arts development. Register online for each class you plan to attend.
To build community and foster skill development among handcrafters who work with wool and other fibers. -The group is for knitters, crocheters, spinners, needle felters, felt makers, weavers, and any other fiber and mixed media artists and crafters.
Calling all adults and older teens who enjoy playing tabletop board games, such as Settlers of Catan, Ticket to Ride, and more! We'll choose a different game each month and provide links ahead of time so players can get to know the game. It's a great way to discover new games and to play familiar games with other enthusiasts.
Music educator, Brad Peterson will lead children in a variety of musical activities including finger plays, nursery rhymes, poems, songs, circle games, dances and stories. Each session is a fun, fast paced lesson designed to help children with pitch matching and steady beat skills, as well as helping them with their early language arts development. Register online for each class you plan to attend.
To build community and foster skill development among handcrafters who work with wool and other fibers. -The group is for knitters, crocheters, spinners, needle felters, felt makers, weavers, and any other fiber and mixed media artists and crafters.
To build community and foster skill development among handcrafters who work with wool and other fibers. -The group is for knitters, crocheters, spinners, needle felters, felt makers, weavers, and any other fiber and mixed media artists and crafters.
To build community and foster skill development among handcrafters who work with wool and other fibers. -The group is for knitters, crocheters, spinners, needle felters, felt makers, weavers, and any other fiber and mixed media artists and crafters.
To build community and foster skill development among handcrafters who work with wool and other fibers. -The group is for knitters, crocheters, spinners, needle felters, felt makers, weavers, and any other fiber and mixed media artists and crafters.
To build community and foster skill development among handcrafters who work with wool and other fibers. -The group is for knitters, crocheters, spinners, needle felters, felt makers, weavers, and any other fiber and mixed media artists and crafters.
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