In this Beyond Basics Embroidery Class, you will learn how to take your basic stiching skills to the next level. Jerusha will explain embroidery patterns, where to find them, how
3-D craft time is here! Design your own name tag on paper or a computer to be printed out using our brand new Glowforge 3-D laser printer. Registration required. Email
If you’re getting close to Medicare eligibility, this seminar is for you. Whether you are planning to retire or will continue to work, it’s important to know your Medicare options. A
This ASL-interpreted Library Storytime and the accompanying interactive workshop led by Arlene Velleman are free to the public. Registration is required. Please email Sam at ssednek@minlib.net
For teens in grades 8-12. Did #BookTok make you read it? Let's talk about it. We'll talk about all books, but focus on a particular one each month! This month,
Learn about key concepts and terminology related to transgender identity, gain practical tools for being a supportive ally, and get your questions answered, all in a non-judgmental setting by award-winning consultant and
For teens in middle school and high school. This event is currently FULL! If you would like to be added to the waiting list - please email Nicole at nperrault@minlib.net
Come join us to make assemblage art. Assemblage is a technique that combines images and found objects to create unique works of art, similar to a collage but in 3D!
A Rare Blend: Our Early Library and Its Neighbors (1875 - 1920s)-- a walking tour with Dee Morris Back in 1875, Thatcher Magoun, Jr. presented Medford an amazing gift, his father’s
For teens in grades 6 and up Each month, learn a new aspect of manga drawing! Supplies will be provided by the library. All skill levels welcome! June theme: Hair
For teens in middle school and high school. Learn, create, break, and build things in the Maker Space on the second Tuesday of the month. There are no assigned projects
Ensemble Chaconne transports the audience to Shakespeare’s world for the perfect Elizabethan evening. The concert features music by leading composers of Shakespeare’s time (Robert Johnson, Thomas Morley, John Dowland, and
