Week Calendar

Families of preschoolers and young children can join us online for story time and a craft.  Start by registering for the program, then come to the library to pick up supplies for the craft.  You will receive an email with the link for th

Shakespeare's Othello is a tragedy that echoes through the ages. What does the play tell us about how Elizabethan England felt about women, race, honor and jealousy?

American meals have changed a lot over the decades, and what, how, and when you ate depended a lot on your location, your career, and your socio-economic status.

Any crafter knows that once a project is done, there is always a little bit leftover. For this month's craft, revisit many other crafts from 2021 and make something entirely your own from the bounty of remainders.

The nonfiction readers book club discusses Imperfect Union How Jesse and John Fremont mapped the West by Steve Inskeep.

Watch a great film in the company of your neighbors! 

Join us in a Zoom session, where we will play the popular game "Among Us", (kind of like a virtual version of Clue, set on a space station).    The app is free on a phone or tablet or $5.00 to download on a PC through the

Tweens in 5th & 6th grade will meet to discuss the book Wishing Spell by Chris Colfer.   Copies of this title can be picked up at the circulation desk. 

In January of 1692, a strange illness seized control of five young girls living in Salem Village, a contentious and divided town in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

This meeting is open to the public.