Create window sun catchers that look like stained glass using wax paper and sharpies. Ages 16+. Registration required. If class is full, email mdunn@minlib.net to get added to waitlist. Registration begins June 1.
Come check out our Makerspace during these Drop-in hours. No badging or training or registration required-- just stop by!
Icons of the romance genre, Christina Dodd and Susan Elizabeth Phillips are joining us for a rollicking fun conversation about Christina's latest release, "A Daughter of Fair Verona", a frothy, irreverent, witty new series with an irresistible premise—Romeo and Juliet’s daughter as a clever, rebellious, fiercely independent young woman in fair Verona—told from the delightfully
Join us to make fun and creative art with sea glass pieces! This is a MakerSpace program designed for adults. Space is limited. Registration is required. Registration begins June 1. If registration is full, email medford@minlib.net or call 781-395-7950 to be placed on a waitlist.
The group is always looking for new members, so join the group to meet your community's fellow scribblers and get feedback on your work. If you have questions about the group, please contact David Chia at duuchia@gmail.com.
The "Database of the Month: Global Issues in Context" program introduces participants to a valuable research tool aimed at exploring and understanding global challenges and topics. Led by expert librarians or database specialists, this session provides an overview of Global Issues in Context, a comprehensive database offering access to a wealth of information on pressing
Test your knowledge by answering 60 trivia questions (four rounds of 15) created by librarian and trivia host extraordinaire Kat Lewin. Recruit some teammates or play solo -- the choice is yours! Be prepared to answer a hodgepodge of general knowledge trivia questions. That's right, for just the second time in four years, we're going
Shirley Gerald Ware is the published author and poet of eleven books. She has written over three hundred poems. She credits her deceased parents for her ability to write. She gives credit to her Professors at Northeastern University. It is her hope to inspire others to write. Shirley volunteers her time teaching poetry to the
If you are going to join ONE book club, make it Cookbook Club! Register for this book club online, and then ask for your copy of the month’s cookbook at the circulation desk. Read and pick one recipe to prepare and share with the group at the monthly meeting! June 4: Provecho by Edgar Castrejón July 9: East by
We had so much fun talking with author Madeline Bilis about her book "50 Hikes in Eastern Massachusetts" last year, that we just had to do it again! This time, we'll focus on coastal view walks. Maybe we can even get Madeline to discuss her favorite pizza shops along the way. As you gear up
The Introduction to Canva program offers participants a comprehensive introduction to the versatile graphic design platform, Canva. This workshop covers the basics of navigating Canva's user-friendly interface and utilizing its wide range of design tools and features. Participants will learn how to create stunning graphics, presentations, social media posts, and more, with customizable templates, fonts,
Join Dimitri Yakovlev, the co-founder of a local high-tech company that works with a web development team in the Ukraine, and learn the story of Putin’s rise to power, interesting facts about Russian propaganda and politics. Participants will be invited to raise questions about the war and America’s involvement. “As I speak with members of
Join us for this discussion with author Kirsten Miller. Her book "Lula Dean's Little Library of Banned Books" is "a provocative and hilarious summer read that will have book lovers cheering and everyone talking! Kirsten Miller, author of 'The Change', brings us a bracing, wildly entertaining satire about a small Southern town, a pitched battle
Come check out our Makerspace during these Drop-in hours. No badging or training or registration required-- just stop by!
Shirley Gerald Ware is the published author and poet of eleven books. She has written over three hundred poems. She credits her deceased parents for her ability to write. She gives credit to her Professors at Northeastern University. It is her hope to inspire others to write. Shirley volunteers her time teaching poetry to the
Ready to start a meditation practice but not quite sure how? Try this intro to meditation class designed for complete beginners. Your teacher will first guide you through a short meditation and then break down the ins and outs of establishing a consistent daily practice. You’ll learn about the two facilities of the mind --attention
Try out chair yoga for the first time or come and practice with experienced instructor Kat Mahoney. No registration required!
Come check out our Makerspace during these Drop-in hours. No badging or training or registration required-- just stop by!
Drama Club participants will enjoy a fun-filled hour of developing skills in acting, singing, and dancing as they learn about theater in group and individual activities. Social skills will also be taught and reinforced with “Ms. Jen's Theatre Etiquette.” A typical (one hour) class includes: a welcome circle; warm ups; acting exercises; singing and dancing
The Introduction to Canva program offers participants a comprehensive introduction to the versatile graphic design platform, Canva. This workshop covers the basics of navigating Canva's user-friendly interface and utilizing its wide range of design tools and features. Participants will learn how to create stunning graphics, presentations, social media posts, and more, with customizable templates, fonts,
Sign-up or drop in for our monthly Digital Resources Workshop! All you need is your mobile device or laptop, library card, and library card password/pin. If you don't have one, you can get your library card password/pin at the Library or by calling 781-395-9750. See you on a Thursday night soon! The workshop will be
The "D&D: How to Build a Character" program is an engaging workshop designed for both newcomers and seasoned players of Dungeons & Dragons. This session delves into the intricate process of creating a character within the beloved tabletop role-playing game. Participants learn the fundamentals of character creation, including selecting races, classes, abilities, and skills, as
Dear , We would like you to come to our conversation about ChatGPT and how it can be used to enhance your job search and get you started with a cover letter. We would also like to give you some hints on what to watch out for! This program is great for anyone who has
Shirley Gerald Ware is the published author and poet of eleven books. She has written over three hundred poems. She credits her deceased parents for her ability to write. She gives credit to her Professors at Northeastern University. It is her hope to inspire others to write. Shirley volunteers her time teaching poetry to the
Join us for this MakerSpace class suitable for beginners with little or no sewing experience. Our sewing expert Jessamy will teach reattaching and adding simple closures like buttons, snaps, and hooks & eyes to clothing. Using just a needle and thread, participants will learn how to replace different types of buttons, including shirt and coat
Author Sharon Kitchens will discuss her new book, "Stephen King's Maine: A History & Guide." Explore Maine locations that serve as the basis for Stephen King’s fictional towns of Castle Rock, Jerusalem’s Lot, Derry, and Haven. Drawing on historical materials and conversations with locals and people who know King, learn about the places that would
The Faux Stained Glass Jars craft program invites participants to unleash their creativity and craft beautiful decorative jars reminiscent of stained glass art. This hands-on workshop introduces attendees to various techniques for transforming ordinary glass jars into stunning works of art. Whether beginners or experienced crafters, attendees are sure to enjoy this engaging and rewarding
Explore the worlds of the Indigenous peoples of North America before European colonization. North America was a place filled with cities, towns, and villages. Across the continent, Indigenous peoples produced architecture and monumental construction. The ancient and medieval communities of North America were fed by agriculture. Moreover, Indigenous Americans actively managed their environment and participated
We welcome authors Rachel Harrison and Emily C. Hughes for a discussion about gateways to the horror genre and how entwined horror is in popular culture. Harrison’s novel "Such Sharp Teeth" is a selection for the Horror Writers Association 2024 Summer Scares program. Harrison’s work is known for the relatable women protagonists, sense of humor,
The Introduction to Canva program offers participants a comprehensive introduction to the versatile graphic design platform, Canva. This workshop covers the basics of navigating Canva's user-friendly interface and utilizing its wide range of design tools and features. Participants will learn how to create stunning graphics, presentations, social media posts, and more, with customizable templates, fonts,
Join us for free concerts on the outdoor patio this summer! Thursday, June 6: Three at Home Thursday, July 11: Occasional Brass Thursday, August 22: Pink Slip No registration is required!
We are so excited to be chatting with debut romance author, Danica Nava, about her book "The Truth According to Ember" - in which a Chickasaw woman who can’t catch a break serves up a little white lie that snowballs into much more in this witty and irresistible rom-com. As the lazy, hazy days of
Are you a crafter looking to freshen up your supplies? Bring new or gently used arts & crafts materials to swap for new-to-you supplies! Donations are not required to participate. Only arts and crafts-related items will be accepted. Suggested items include yarn, decorative paper, fabric scraps, paints,beads, etc. Use the friend rule -- Please only
This workshop is where creativity knows no bounds and while exploring various techniques, you will unleash your imagination! In this class, we will work with white clay, shaping it into two enchanting pinch pots. But why stop there? We will take our creations a step further, transforming them into whimsical gnomes using coils, pads, stamps
Join Peter Hansen II for a demonstration and shop talk about the Makerbot Sketch 3D printers and the Dremel in our Tech Lab. Drop-in program. No registration required.
The library will have a selection of board games but you are welcome to bring your own to share! This program is designed for adult patrons - drop ins welcome!
Learn how to make a variety of small Origami boxes. These boxes are a perfect container for small gifts or treats! No experience necessary. Ages 16+ Registration required. If class is full, email mdunn@minlib.net to get added to waitlist. Registration begins July 1.
Shirley Gerald Ware is the published author and poet of eleven books. She has written over three hundred poems. She credits her deceased parents for her ability to write. She gives credit to her Professors at Northeastern University. It is her hope to inspire others to write. Shirley volunteers her time teaching poetry to the
Come check out our Makerspace during these Drop-in hours. No badging or training or registration required-- just stop by!
Try out chair yoga for the first time or come and practice with experienced instructor Kat Mahoney. No registration required!
Drama Club participants will enjoy a fun-filled hour of developing skills in acting, singing, and dancing as they learn about theater in group and individual activities. Social skills will also be taught and reinforced with “Ms. Jen's Theatre Etiquette.” A typical (one hour) class includes: a welcome circle; warm ups; acting exercises; singing and dancing
The group is always looking for new members, so join the group to meet your community's fellow scribblers and get feedback on your work. If you have questions about the group, please contact David Chia at duuchia@gmail.com.