Event List

Love to read? Want to meet peers who also love to read? Join 8th grader and YA Book Club founder Amelia Massey to talk about favorite books. 

Bring your own crafting materials, or use craft supplies from the library to make a unique gift for someone special this year.
Ages 16 and up.
 

Come dance with your children at the Library! In addition to being enjoyable, dance is a great way to develop motor skills and spatial awareness, meet new friends, and get exercise.

Thursday Knitters’ is a gathering of people who enjoy knitting and crochet. Bring your projects to work on and share in the fun. 

No registration necessary.

Join Isabelle for a hands-on learning experience with homemade sourdough bread. You will get to see, touch, and smell real examples while Isabelle guides us through what makes a great loaf.

Calling all adventurers! Join us for a game of Dungeons and Dragons. All skill levels welcome.

Ages 6 and up. Limit 8 participants. 

Join us for a crafternoon of making art out of an upcycled older book. Learn how to turn an unwanted book into a 3-D piece of keepsake art. An abundance of supplies will be included in this fun and enriching program.

All Aboard! Children ages 2 and up with a caregiver are invited to drop by the Children's Storytime Room to build and play with our extensive collection of wooden trains. Children must be supervised by their adults while playing in the room.

Grow a reader the fun way - read, sing, dance and play! Designed for ages 2 and up but all ages are welcome.

Read to Hazel! Hazel is a certified therapy dog who loves listening to our young readers. Children gain confidence when they read aloud to a friendly, non-judgmental dog. 

The book for this meeting is Miss Eliza's English Kitchen: A Novel of Victorian Cookery and Friendship by Annabel Abbs.

Learn baby sign language in this fun, interactive storytime. Sing, play, dance, and learn! Best for birth to three, and older siblings are always welcome.

After school is time for imagination and creativity! Join us the third Wednesday of each month this fall to enjoy a surprise project. This program is for students in grades 5-8 and meets from 3:30-4:15pm in the East Lyme Room.

The book for this meeting is Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry.

Come dance with your children at the Library! In addition to being enjoyable, dance is a great way to develop motor skills and spatial awareness, meet new friends, and get exercise.

The book for this meeting is The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon.

Thursday Knitters’ is a gathering of people who enjoy knitting and crochet. Bring your projects to work on and share in the fun. 

No registration necessary.

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with us! David Eichelberg, also known as Pataqaham Wahsoohs, will visit the Library to share authentic Native American songs, stories, and show and tell.

All Aboard! Children ages 2 and up with a caregiver are invited to drop by the Children's Storytime Room to build and play with our extensive collection of wooden trains. Children must be supervised by their adults while playing in the room.

Grow a reader the fun way - read, sing, dance and play! Designed for ages 2 and up but all ages are welcome.

Read to Hazel! Hazel is a certified therapy dog who loves listening to our young readers. Children gain confidence when they read aloud to a friendly, non-judgmental dog. 

Looking to test your knowledge? Join the fun and pit yourself against our quiz questions for a night of trivia. Come by yourself or with family and friends. All ages welcome!