The library will be closed on Wednesday, June 19 in observance of Juneteeth: Freedom Day. Our digital catalog remains available 24/7 through the Libby app and hoopla app with your … Continue reading Library CLOSED for Juneteenth
Discover how amateur radio can inspire, connect, and empower — no prior experience or knowledge of the morse code needed! Join us at the library on Saturday, June 21 at … Continue reading Discover the World of Ham Radio
Join others for a casual afternoon of bridge at the library on Tuesdays from 10AM-12PM. Drop-ins welcome. Open to all levels. If you are new to the game, we have … Continue reading Bridge Club | Weekly Tuesdays
Join us at the library on Wednesday, June 25 at 10:30am for a presentation about the colorful world of butterflies! Recommended for kids ages 5+ Register here: https://forms.gle/RQDhysDbqPXrHTe28 Audiences will see slides of our local butterflies, presented by Jerry Schneider, creator of the award winning Butterfly Game. Learn the answers to questions like: How can … Continue reading The Colorful World of Butterflies
Grab a blanket and bring a picnic to enjoy the summer day on the library lawn on Thursday, June 26 between 11am and 1pm. We’ll have yard games out for kids and families to play, including corn hole, ring toss, and ladder ball. Don’t forget to pop into the library to pick out your next … Continue reading Picnic and Yard Games
Have you finished all your jigsaws and are looking for your next puzzle? Come to our Quarterly Puzzle Swap and refresh your collection! Where: Paul Memorial Library When: Saturday, June … Continue reading Newfields Puzzle Swap
Join us for a colorful reading journey! Mrs. Lieberman from NES will be leading our summer book group for kids grades 3-5. We will meet twice to discuss the first and second half of the book Out of My Mind by Sharon Draper: Weds, July 9 Weds, July 16 at 3pm Snacks provided. Books will be available … Continue reading Kids Summer Book Club, Grades 3-5 | Discussion 1
For Grades 7-12 Do you struggle to draw a stick figure? Are your lines crooked even using a ruler? Or maybe you are a true master of the arts… Either … Continue reading Bad Art Nite | Teens
Join us at the library to celebrate National Teddy Bear Picnic Day with a storytime on the lawn! Families are encouraged to bring their stuffed animal "lovies", a picnic snack and blanket to enjoy stories with our new children's librarian Mr. Andy. Open to kids and families of all ages. Recommended for Pre-K thru Grade … Continue reading Teddy Bear Picnic + Storytime
Join us at the library on Saturday, July 12 at 10am for a presentation on the Doctrine of Signatures, with herbalist Jenn Prince. The Doctrine of Signatures is a philosophy that medicinal plants resemble either the body part or system that they support, or the ailment that they treat. For example, roses are widely associated … Continue reading Doctrine of Signatures | Presentation
