Month Calendar

Come learn the art of making potpourri and pomanders, crafts that were popular in Colonial America. We will be making an orange clove pomander. Registration required. 

** IMPORTANT CHANGE ** 

Due to the weather forecast of snow, sleet, and freezing rain, the presentation is postponed from Tuesday, March 3 to Thursday, March 5, 6:30 - 5:30 PM.

Join our monthly Teen: Fiber Arts Club and explore a new craft each session! This month, join us for a simple introduction to cross stitch and turn thread into fun, pixel-like-art featuring animal and nature patterns.

Join us to understand the deep, crucial connection between fire and a native wildflower meadow.

Try your hand at quilling, the ages-old art form that uses colorful strips of paper to create multidimensional delicate designs. Learn to coil and shape the thin strips of paper to create a unique piece of paper art.

The Dirty Blue Shirts share stories of New England women who waged war on multiple fronts during the Revolutionary era, with emphasis on what they were wearing as their worlds were turned upside down.

Join us for an entertaining movie experience at the library. Whether you're a movie buff or just looking for a pleasant way to spend an afternoon, the Monday Movie Matinee is a perfect opportunity to view a feature film for free.

In this program we will use spaghetti and marshmallows to complete our mission. The challenge uses many STEAM elements with a fun edible reward reward at the end! Registration required. 

Learn how to use the laser engraver to design and make a custom engraved wooden spatula, perfect for flipping, stirring, and adding a personal touch to your cooking routine!

Learn about field collecting from an accomplished rockhound. Discover how to read the geology of the land during a mineral search. Hold the tools of the trade and view a variety of samples from around the world.