Week Calendar

Adults of all ages and abilities are encouraged to come and enjoy open recreation time at the library between 9:30-2:30.  Tables and chairs will be set up and coloring supplies and board games will be on hand.  Sit down and rel

Adults of all ages and abilities are encouraged to come and enjoy open recreation time at the library between 9:30-2:30.  Tables and chairs will be set up and coloring supplies and board games will be on hand.  Sit down and rel

With a specific target audience of 4 and 5-year-olds, this program features longer stories, songs and a craft to promote Kindergarten readiness. No registration required.

A fun half-hour of music, rhymes and stories followed by a half-hour of playtime.

This event is intended for toddlers ages 1-3. No registration required. 

A fun half-hour of music, rhymes and stories followed by a half-hour of playtime.

This event is intended for toddlers ages 1-3. No registration required. 

Play is important work! It requires concentration, problem-solving, cooperation, and creativity. This event features self-guided stations as well as a variety of toys available for free play. No registration required. 

Bring baby and their blankie to this informal get-together for parents (and grandparents too!). We’ll start the program off with 15 minutes of songs, rhymes and a story followed by play for babies and social time for their grown-ups.

Listen to the story Leaf Man and make a fall leaf craft to take home. 

For ages 3-5. No registration required. 

All ages can enjoy stories, songs and crafts at our family storytime.

No registration required.

Swap instead of shop! This is recycling at its most fun!

Here's how it works:

Join a non-critical, supportive environment to practice your creative writing. All genres and levels welcome. Individual prompts on request.

   Swing music swept the nation in the 1930s and the 1940s.  While New York City was the epicenter of the Big Bands, cities and towns around the country featured home-grown bands of their own.

Share and discuss new and popular LGBTQ+ teen books with your friends! Enjoy a snack and show your pride with a craft. This is an all-inclusive space for LGBTQ+ teens and allies. No registration required.

Drop by the Teen Room on Friday afternoons to eat snacks, play games, and make stuff! Weekly activities will vary. No registration required.

Fall dates: 9/20, 9/27, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25, 11/1, and 11/22

*Location: at a table in the Main Reading Room near the Reference Desk*

Drop-In and ask one of our local technology experts all manner of technology questions. Remember to bring the device you are asking about with you.

Free legal consultations provided through our partners at the Legal Project, Inc. Consultations are by appointment only and are limited by the nature of legal matters.

Learn how to select appropriate plants for small spaces based on the plants' mature size.  Discuss the controversy surrounding the use of pruning to reduce height and width.  Answer the question, "What exactly is a dwarf plant?" See exam

All storytellers are welcome to join the Society for Creative Anachronism during this time for practice in storytelling and Bardic performance. Participants are eligible to engage in quarterly Bardic Competitions also held at this library.

Diabetes 101 is an interactive class that includes the ins and outs of diabetes. It's helpful for both newly diagnosed patients and those just looking for a refresher.