Week Calendar

Families with children of all ages are invited to this energetic in-person storytime full of stories, songs, dancing, and grooving.

Please bring something to sit on. 

For families with children ages birth - 35 months. Join Ms.

For families with children ages 3-5. Join Ms. Diane in stories, songs and and fun near the gazebo in Ballard Park!  Please bring something to sit on. 

Join us for World Lit Now! A contemporary world literature book discussion group that will meet via Zoom (while the Library is doing online only programs) on the 2nd Wednesday of the month from January through November.

This program will take place via Zoom. Please register below to receive the Zoom link.

Join us for an online class via Zoom.

We will discuss and demonstrate library databases, digital books, and websites that can be used in a job search.

Meditation offers countless benefits, including improved emotional regulation, focus, resilience, compassion, and mental and physical health.

Project Resilience experts: John Gelinas, MD, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist; Carol Mahlstedt, MSW, Psy.D.; Melanie Pearl, Ph.D.; Patrizia Klein, Psy.D.; Elizabeth Jorgensen, CADC; Yvonne Lerner.

For a listing of upcoming dates and book selections click here. 

Do you have home videos in VHS format that you would like convert to DVD or digital format?*  Reserve this individual one-hour session to make a DVD or digital file from one of your personal VHS videos (NTSC format only).

Join us for a film screening of the documentary The Soul of America, to be followed by a community conversation of the topics and themes raised by both the film and by Jon Meacham's book The Soul of America, facili

Read the book, then join our small friendly group on Zoom for fun discussion and a craft! This month we're reading Kid Athletes: True Tales of Childhood from Sports Legends by David Stabler.

Join Ms. Diane in exploring favorite Caldecott books and making art in the style of the illustrator in this Zoom workshop!  Supplies will be picked up at the library the week before the class.  Registration required.  

Join Coach Matthew Shirvell in honing your chess skills and playing with other local Connecticut students!

Join Kirsten and Lynn from the Anti-Racist Table to learn about and celebrate Juneteenth! This is the final session of the Seed for Social Justice Series, but is opened for all grades K-5 whether or not you attended prior sessions.

For students in grades 3-12. Learn strategies and techniques online with Scrabble Master Cornelia Guest.
Please create an account for Woogles.io before the first session and send it to Cornelia Guest.

Restoring Wild, is a presentation and panel discussion with Mark Fowler, Grace Farms Nature Initiative Director, and Penn Marchael, Land Manager, that will be moderated by Louise Washer, President of the Norwalk River W

Join our monthly book club designed especially for adolescents (16 and up) and adults with intellectual and developmental challenges.

Recommended for beginners as well as advanced Linkedin users. For optimum learning, having an existing LinkedIn profile is recommended, however, all are welcome, even without a profile.  

How does a 22-year-old who was raised by a single mother in a crime-ridden neighborhood and who struggled to overcome a serious speech impediment end up on center stage at President Joe Biden’s Inauguration?

Infinite Worlds Book Group will meet on the second Thursday of every month at 7pm except December. The Infinite Worlds Book Group is currently meeting online via Zoom. Each month we will alternate between Science Fiction