Week Calendar

Join Amy Hersh and her guitar for some fun rocking, singing and dancing! Amy plays the guitar, starting with kids' classics such as "Twinkle, Twinkle" and American folk songs, then moving on to The Beatles, Chuck Berry, and other rock favorit

WANT TO JOIN A WISDOM CIRCLE?

Due to the success of our first two Yarn-O-Rama programs, we will be hosting yet another knit and crochet extravaganza! Whether you're a seasoned pro or you have never held knitting needles or a crochet hook before, you're invited!

Beginners and experts are all invited! Come learn and play the world’s greatest role-playing game.

Come prepared for a one-shot adventure with a level 3 character or choose from the premade characters available.

Prequel by Rachel Maddow 2023

Come celebrate the start of our Summer Reading Game at the John C. Hart Memorial Library.  We will have a wizard bouncy castle, carnival games, lawn games, a firetruck, popcorn and of course summer reading game registration.

Are you struggling with your technology? Do you wish you could change settings on your phone, tablet, or computer, but you don't know where to begin?

Come hang out after school and game on our PlayStation 5 or our Nintendo Switch! Snacks will be available. Feel free to bring your own consoles, controllers, and games (Rated E or T only please). 

Ages 13-19 

Drop in to play board games at the library.  Bring your friends and family to play some old favorites like Uno and Sorry and some new classics like King of Tokyo and Outfoxed.  For children aged 5 and up and their families.

Drop in for some Lego fun and build a creation with friends.   We will display your amazing creations in the library until the next week.  This is a drop in program, no registration required. 

Experience 60 Years of The Beatles' Music & Memories through CT author/producer/superfan Charles F. Rosenay whose early fascination with the band turned into a life-long passion project. 

Join local artists as they perform the songs they have written and share the meanings behind them. In an interactive experience with you, the listener, there will be a Q&A session. 

On September 4th, 1949, roughly 30,000 people were attacked after attending a Paul Robeson concert. A similar concert was prevented from happening the previous week by a racist and anti-Semitic mob.