Week Calendar

Tom Callinan, Connecticut's first State Troubadour, visits Granby Public Library and performs patriotic tunes. Enjoy hearing the music that helped found a nation, and be sure to join in on the chorus! 

The key to sustainable success is feeding the soil. Join Joe O'Grady, Farm Manager, Holcomb Farm, to learn about numerous soil management strategies utilized to promote sustainable success at Holcomb Farm.

Join us for a fun and engaging storytime featuring lively stories, interactive flannel board activities, music and movement, and an occasional simple craft, or hands-on activity that supports early literacy and a love of books.

Children are invited to join us for an independent mindfulness program featuring stories, stretches, and an interactive activity. For children ages 4-7 years old; registration required.

Join us for an interactive music program featuring songs, dancing, scarves, and shaker eggs. Suitable for children ages 14 mos. - 4 yrs. This program meets Fridays, February 20 & 27.

Granby is proud to be a true “Can Do” town! Join us when the community comes together to celebrate the many volunteer organizations at the annual Volunteer Fair.

Some say life would be better if they could knit and read at the same time. As a close second, how about knitting in a cozy late Victorian era library?

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.