Event List

If you enjoy reading thrillers, mystery, true crime and horror then this book club is for you! New members always welcome!

Upcoming selections:

Join Miss Tina each week for songs, rhymes, fingerplays, books, bubbles and play!  This early literacy program is full of baby and toddler age fun to help foster a love of books, reading, learning and playing.

Join Miss Tina every week for stories, songs, rhymes, crafts, music and movement!  This program’s focus is on the development of early literacy skills and fostering a love of reading in preschoolers.

Library Board of Trustees meeting. The public is welcome to attend.

Each week in the TalkReadPlay Center Creative Zone, there will be activities set up geared towards helping your preschooler get ready for Kindergarten!

Our newest book club is continues this winter and spring and is for kids going into 1st through 5th grade.  Come explore different types of illustrations in books with us and then try your hand at the art form yourself!

Every Monday knitters and crocheters of all skill levels are invited to work on current projects in a friendly atmosphere. Instruction will be provided if this is a new skill for you! Just bring your hooks or needles - yarn will be provided!

Come explore all the Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math fun at S.T.E.A.M Team every week!

If you are someone who enjoys scrapbooking, cardmaking, using the Cricut or anything else "paper arts" related, then our Paper Arts Club is for you! This group will meet the first and third Tuesday of each month in our Makerspace.   

This club will meet every third Wednesday of the month in the library Conference Room! We will be reading all types of romances. You must be 18 years or older to participate. Our upcoming selections include:

Do you identify as a ‘picker’ of antiques and otherwise? Are you a thrift-a-holic? Do you love vintage anything? Are Estate Sales the only thing you look for in the classifieds? Any living history reenactors out there? Garage sale hounds?

Junk Journaling is a therapeutic form of art journaling that uses a variety of recycled and random material. Experienced junk journalers or anyone interested in trying out this new hobby are invited to attend our new club!

Children can improve their reading skills and make a new, furry, four-legged friend by reading aloud to a licensed therapy dog!  No registration is necessary, just drop in for some one-on-one time with a canine friend!

Each week in the TalkReadPlay Center Creative Zone, there will be activities set up geared towards helping your preschooler get ready for Kindergarten!

Are you and introvert (or an introverted extrovert) and want a low key book club? Do you like to read, but don’t like being told what to read? Do you want to go out, but don’t want to ‘people’ a lot? 

The Bookies Book Club meets the last Wednesday of each month at 6:00 pm in the Library Conference Room. New members are always welcome! Selections for the year are so far are:

Play Magic: the Gathering with fellow trading card enthusiasts at our monthly Magic: the Gathering Teen Game Club. We’ll meet the last Thursday of each month from 3:30-4:30PM in the Makerspace. Hope to see you there!

Friends of the Library monthly membership meeting. Open to Friends members and the public who is interested in learning what Friends is all about.

Every Monday knitters and crocheters of all skill levels are invited to work on current projects in a friendly atmosphere. Instruction will be provided if this is a new skill for you! Just bring your hooks or needles - yarn will be provided!

If you are someone who enjoys scrapbooking, cardmaking, using the Cricut or anything else "paper arts" related, then our Paper Arts Club is for you! This group will meet the first and third Tuesday of each month in our Makerspace.   

We're teaming up with the Watertown Senior Center for a book club! Join the Bookworms Book Club the second Monday of each month at the Senior Center (514 S. 1st St.) at 1:00 pm. Upcoming book selections include:

Every Monday knitters and crocheters of all skill levels are invited to work on current projects in a friendly atmosphere. Instruction will be provided if this is a new skill for you! Just bring your hooks or needles - yarn will be provided!

Event located in the community room at 6pm on the second Monday of each month, must be 18+ to attend. This month's featured film is currently unavailable.

If you enjoy reading thrillers, mystery, true crime and horror then this book club is for you! New members always welcome!

Upcoming selections: