Week Calendar

Join us for a weekly bilingual playgroup! Children ages 0-5 years, their parents, grandparents, and caregivers get together to participate in activities designed to teach early literacy skills and enhance school readiness and success.

Stop by the children's department to make a beautiful twirligig paper spinner.

Children will use a wooden stick, paper strips, and glue to create a unique craft that uses centripetal forces to spin.

What could be better than practicing reading with a furry friend? 

Trained therapy dogs from ROAR will be here for kids to practice reading to. 

Stop by from 12 noon to 1pm to cozy up and read a sweet dog a story.

We will visit five coastal islands, including a Native American owned island, and an island with strong Russian history.

Set against the sweeping backdrop of one of the most dramatic refugee crises of the twentieth century, The Mariel Boatlift presents the stories of Cuban immigrants to the United States who overcame frightening circumstances to b

Rob Henderson grows up in rough circumstances in L.A., learns the importance of family, and notes the delusions of the luxury class.

Y'all claim to be the best at Mario Kart.

Prove it to earn bragging rights and claim a prize.

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(Solamente en Español) - (Event ONLY in Spanish)

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.

Join us to practice speaking English in a fun and comfortable environment! Some knowledge of English is recommended.

Join librarian Paige to learn how to apply color in your art.

This session challenges you match the colors of a random magazine page.

Join our discussion of fantasy mystery ‘Elatsoe’ by Darcie Little Badger.

In an America shaped by magic, monsters and knowledge, Elatsoe pries into her cousin’s murder.

Join the monthly Teen Advisory Board meeting to make sure your voice is heard! Share your ideas and opinions on how to improve your section of the library.

Attendees will receive one hour of community service.

Join us for a sensory friendly playtime where children and caregivers can interact with several fun stations with transition time built in between activities.

The Rainbow Roundtable is a LGBTQIA+ oriented club where we talk about what we are reading, watching and listening to that's LGBTQIA+ related.

Come hang out in a welcoming environment with like-minded folks.

Join us monthly for science and art based stories and a fun STEAM related activity after.

This event is best suited to children ages 6-11. Older siblings are welcome to join in. Registration is required.

Being a New England native has allowed Dustin to investigate some very interesting places rich with local history and folklore. This lecture chronicles some of his favorite New England investigations that he has been a part of.

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