Past Events

Learn how to navigate Connecticut’s land records so that you can determine who once owned your property.

Make your own beautiful spring wreath! (Gr. K-5)

Get creative and artsy by creating your own nature-inspired blackout poetry in celebration of National Poetry Month and Earth Day! (Gr. 3 to 6)

Looking to make the perfect bag for school, the library, or anywhere in between? Create your own tie-dye tote bag using a t-shirt! 

We're kicking off Spring Break with one of the most popular games in the world: BINGO! Between Monday, April 12, and Friday, April 30, complete at least five squares on our Bingo Card and earn a Brag Stick, cable ring, and sticker! Every completed Bingo Card submitted will also be entered into a drawing to win a $25 Amazon gift card! 

Without an estate plan, some of your end of life decisions are dictated by the state. If you’re OK with that, you don’t need this program. But if you want to decide how your estate is divided, who is responsible for your care, and who gets custody of your children... this program is for you!

Join us in front of the library for a relaxing session of knitting and good company—six feet apart, of course.

Make and decorate your own adorable bunny treat box!  (Ages 2-5)

Fly through your next book with an adorable felt bookmark! Project requires sharp scissors and a hot glue gun/craft glue. All other supplies are provided, and no return is required.

Now that most of us are working from home, our workplace may not be ideal. Sometimes, the couch is the only work space available! Get tips on how to make your home office as ergonomic as possible, relieve discomfort, and reduce pain during your workday.

Did your Connecticut ancestor support the American cause during the Revolution? Learn how to trace their service during the war, from pension files to town meeting records.

 Learn the basics of chess!

Is it possible to make decadent desserts that are... good for you? Bring your sweet tooth and join in to find out how!

Make your own ladybug bookmark just in time for spring!  (Gr. K-5)

Join us for a virtual discussion of the book Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson. Contact the library to reserve a copy of this book.

Pruning keeps gardens in good order and maintains their beauty—and it takes skill and art!

This interactive and exciting kit inspires children to explore basic science concepts and the world around them. (Ages 2-5)

Want to dive into genealogy research but on a limited budget? Get started with FamilySearch, a free site that includes access to records, how-to guides, classes, and more.

This group meets monthly as a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia. Join us to share practical information, feelings, needs and concerns.

Since the weather is expected to be in the 60s tomorrow, we're going OUTSIDE! Join us in front of the library for a relaxing session of knitting and good company—six feet apart, of course.