Week Calendar

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Help our active duty service members by creating paracord bracelets they can use while out on duty.

Instructions will be provided.

This is fully-illustrated introductory story of The Civil War era presented by Kelvin Cole, with a special focus on Connecticut's role in The Civil War including The Amistad Case (New Haven), Connecticut's State Heroine&

Acoustic Blend - Crossing Musical Boundaries

Vote to pick which movie screens at the biweekly Teen Movie Matinee!

Vote in person the day of.

This week is Wes Anderson appreciation with: Asteroid City, Isle of Dogs, Moonrise Kingdom, or Fantastic Mr. Fox.

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This club is for people who love classics, or who just want to try reading more of them. There will be a group book to read every month, as well as a viewing of the movie adaptation.

Learn about the history of “Quinnetukut” along with Native beading techniques from an Indigenous beading artist to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.

Join us to relax and unwind by coloring various designs!

All coloring supplies will be provided.

Create a fun, colorful keychain out of a variety of buttons in this DIY workshop.

Hang your creation from your backpack, lanyard or actual keychain!

Join the MPL and Kashia Diaz on Saturday, November 11th @3:00 PM for a cooking demo.

Join us for a fun, relaxing conversation hour to practice your Spanish.

This program is recommended for those who have some knowledge of Spanish.

Ages 12 and up.

It’s easy to twist a paper bag, forming a trunk and branches!

Write something for which you are grateful on an autumn-colored leaf and affix it to your tree.

Just in time for Thanksgiving!

Join us for a festive fall craft! Participants will create their very own yarn pumpkin using a balloon, cling wrap, yarn, glue, and pipe cleaners. Some dry time at home is required after craft assembly.

A few years ago, Arnie Pritchard inherited the World War II army footlocker of his father, Anton (Tony) Pritchard.

An instructional chess program offered for an eight week fall session will feature a premier area instructor. The program is for players of all ages, beginners welcome.

Our wonderful group will be discussing, The Address, by Fiona Davis. It’s a quality piece of historical fiction, centering on the history of NYC’s famous Dakota. We will meet at 6:30pm on Wed, Nov 8th.

Rick Liegl is a woodworker who collects and works with antique tools. The wood for his chairs, benches, spoons and bowls all come from locally sourced trees, very much the way wood work was done in the 1800’s and before.