Event List

From the earliest days of the Revolutionary War, the Stockbridge Militia Company, formed by the Mohicans of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, fought with distinction in George Washington’s Continental Army.

Join Miss Dajana for a 8-week Twos Storytime series with songs, rhymes, felt-board stories, and special books and activities! This class is for those who are 24-36 months old with a caregiver. 

Join Miss Dajana for a 8-week Twos Storytime series with songs, rhymes, felt-board stories, and special books and activities! This class is for those who are 24-36 months old with a caregiver. 

From the acclaimed author of The Myth of the Nice Girl comes a guide to help women reclaim hours in their day by overcoming the Four 4P’s—People Pleasing, Procrastination, Perfectionism, and Padding. 

Open Tech is a weekly drop-in program held every Tuesday from 2:00-4:00 PM.

The Next Chapter Book Club is a social, community-based book club for older teens and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who enjoy reading or listening to stories.  At every meeting each member is given a turn to read reg

In the STEAM Catapult Challenge, students use design and engineering thinking to construct catapults that can project pom poms as far as possible.

This is a singular, first-of-its-kind memoir about a mother and daughter, modern warriors in an era of global strife.

Join Miss Rebecca for the Book Babies (Walkers) Storytime series with songs, rhymes, bounces, and a special book! This class is for those who are 12-23 months old with a caregiver. Depending on your baby’s nap time, please also see the 10:45 a.m.

Join Miss Rebecca for the Book Babies (Pre-Walkers) Storytime series with songs, rhymes, bounces, and a special book! This class is for those who are 0-12 months old with a caregiver.

You’re invited to a wonderful afternoon of connection, music, and nostalgia. We’ll celebrate the Caruso of Rock with a lively performance that’s sure to have you tapping your toes and singing along.

Join Drawn to Reading, a fun graphic novel book group for 2nd–4th graders! We’ll read the first chapter of a graphic novel together, followed by a fun activity. The book will be available to check out after the class. 

Maker Club is an open time for students in grades 4-8 to play games, work on a project, or tinker- it is up to you. Each week will feature an optional project or challenge to jump start your creativity and curiosity.

This group reads and discusses books of all genres that have reached bestseller status. Join Reference librarians James and Kassidy to find out why these books are so well-loved and determine if they live up to the hype.

“A glorious sweep of a novel” (Ann Patchett) that comes only “once in a decade” (Jenna Bush Hager), BUCKEYE weaves the lives of two midwestern families across generations, from World War II to the late twentieth century.

Join Miss Rebecca for an 8-week Twos Storytime series with songs, rhymes, felt-board stories, and special books and crafts! This class is for those who are 24-36 months old with a caregiver. 

The American Revolution, a landmark documentary by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt, examines how our nation’s founding was at once a war for independence, a civil war, and a world war that impacted millions. We are pleas

Join Miss Kristen for a 8-week Twos Storytime series with songs, rhymes, felt-board stories, and special books and activities! This class is for those who are 24-36 months old with a caregiver. 

Join Miss Rebecca or Miss Dajana for 3-5’s Storytime with songs, rhymes, felts, and special books and activities!

Ready to embark on an exciting cultural journey and bring your imagination to life?

Learn about the rich 140-year history of Italian immigration and culinary tradition that shaped New Haven into one of America's most iconic pizza-making hubs—and led to Connecticut’s designation as the “Pizza State” by the U.S. Congress. 

Our French Conversation class focuses on culture, conversation, vocabulary, and grammar. Students will engage in various activities to practice the language.

Actor and director Ed Burns returns with the continuing fictionalized saga of growing up on Marlboro Road, where a teenager’s idyllic summer of freedom is shaded by the growing weight of responsibility and a recognition of the fallibility of the a