Week Calendar

Pick up date: Tuesday, October 15th (at the adult information desk) 
Pick up time: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

Calling all toddlers and preschoolers! Join us for this loosely structured dance party to burn off some extra energy, sing, dance and play with instruments.  

It’s never too soon to start learning the basic concepts behind STEAM programing.  In Mixed Media Art we’ll spend the time tapping into kids’ creativity and problem solving by giving them the opportunity to

Time to shake, rattle and roll… at the library.  We’ll read some groovy stories, sing songs and play instruments in this loosely structured, rockin’ storytime. 

Have you had trouble sticking to a journaling routine? Join Kayla Del Biondo to learn how to make journaling a daily practice, where you’ll incorporate micro-gratitude, illustrations, and more.

Join Reference Librarian, Brittany Pearson, as she teaches about the trail of data you leave behind when using the internet! 

Interested in volunteering at the library, but not sure where to start? Do you want to know which library resources can help improve your study skills?

The Electors, as originally known as, was an aspect of that system of Checks & Balances known to be required for a functioning system of representative government, known as the American Republic.

Ages: 3 - 10yrs with an adult
No Registration Required

Let's stitch up something fun! Do you crochet, knit, cross stitch, or weave? Join us for a self-directed stitching session, where we will discuss our current projects and ideas, share advice for newcomers, and “unwind” with friends.

CANCELLED DUE TO SCHEDULE CONFLICT.

Learn to code and change the world! Kids Who Code is a national program that is on a mission to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does.

Let’s make cool stuff, Middle Schoolers! At this program we'll take teeny stuffed animals and manipulate them into our own Frankenstein's monsters. Feel free to bring an old stuffy or toy to rip apart. Spooky, scary vibes are encouraged. 

Join author Patrick Scalisi and artist Valerie Ruby-Omen for a talk about their book, Connecticut Cryptids. Pat and Val did extensive research on creature folklore from throughout the state.