Pride Paper Flower Crown Craft
Celebrate Pride by making a special paper flower crown! Registration is required. Registration opens May 1st.
Celebrate Pride by making a special paper flower crown! Registration is required. Registration opens May 1st.
Join the hilarious and awesome Matt Heaton for this monthly singalong! Get your toes tappin’ and your wombat dance ready! This program is designed for ages 0-3 but is fun for all!
The Introduction to PowerPoint program offers participants a foundational understanding of Microsoft PowerPoint, a widely used presentation software. Led by Head of Reference Services, Zoey, the program covers essential concepts such as creating slides, adding text, images, and multimedia elements, formatting slides for visual appeal, and utilizing basic animation and transition effects. Designed for beginners,
Come learn a new way to craft, paint, build, and design with us! Every other week, we will explore the world of arts and crafts with a cool new project. This program is designed for kids ages 5+.
Have a black thumb or want to give a plant as a gift but not have it die? Then join Medford Public Library in creating a paper pitcher plant. We will be following instructions as provided by the book Handmade Houseplants: Remarkably Realistic Plants You Can Make with Paper by Corrie Beth Hogg. All materials will be
This book club is recommended for teens in grades 8 and up! We'll talk about mysteries and thrillers in general, but focus on a particular one each month! This month, we'll be talking about Gideon Green in Black and White, by Katie Henry: Gideon's short-lived run as a locally-famous boy detective ended when middle school
Join us as we chat with author Shannon Reed about her book, "Why We Read: On Bookworms, Libraries, and Just One Page Before Lights Out". Why DO we read? What compels us to? What holds our attention? How many of us remember reading by a flashlight after hours? Shannon will have the scoop and will
All are welcome to read and discuss literary and non-fiction works by and about the LGBTQ+ community; from classics to contemporary titles. Second Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. You only need to register for one session to be added to the mailing list. October 12: Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil: a Savannah Story
The New England Innocence Project and the Medford Library are teaming up to honor the mothers who have supported, loved, and struggled for their dear sons and daughters behind bars. All are welcome to attend this event, inspired by Jean Trounstine’s new book Motherlove, which includes 10 short stories, each about a mother coping with the aftermath of her teen killing
Join Library Director Barbara Kerr for coffee and a discussion of the hot new books and wildly interesting titles the library recently acquired. No assigned reading or registration required. Coffee provided by Chapters Coffee Cart. Coffee and Books with resume in September.
This story hour is for children between the ages of 3-7. We will explore new concepts with books and songs. Parents and caregivers are welcome to join in! Story Time ends with a short craft or activity.
Classes meet Saturdays from 10 – 12 for 10 weeks beginning April 13th In Bonsignore Hall on the second floor. To participate you must have had green card for at least 4 years and 6 months or if married to an American citizen, 2 years and 6 months. Register here. For more information, Contact St