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• Monday 5/19 @ 11am: Story Time: Join Ms. Hadley in the Children's Room on Monday mornings. We’ll read some stories, make some crafts, sing, groove, and play to start our week.

• Tuesday 5/20 @ 5:30pm: Cardboard & Lego City: Do you love to construct? This program combines two favorite building materials into one exciting program with a different themed challenge each time. Children ages 5-10 can use either Lego or cardboard, safe tools, and tape to build an innovative creation in this once a month montage of fun.

• Thursday 5/22 @ 5:30pm: Fantasy Fans Unite!: Online teen book and activity meet up. Join on Zoom to talk about your favorite fantasy book. Pick up an activity kit before the meeting, socialize, use the materials in the kit to do art, play games, and talk about books. Grades 6-12 welcome. Zoom link and passcode will be emailed the day before the event.

• Saturday 5/24 and Monday 5/26: CLOSED for Memorial Day

• Wednesday 5/28 @ 5:30pm: Garden Party Story Time: Join us for a relaxing and educational evening. Come dressed in your pajamas, if you wish. Bring your favorite stuffed friend and a blanket and get cozy. We'll celebrate the arrival of spring by reading garden related stories, making a springtime craft, having a snack, and play together.

• Thursday 5/29 @ 6:30pm: Thursday Evening Book Club: Join us for a discussion of The Strange Case of Jane O. by Karen Thompson Walker. Copies of the book are available at the library.

• Tuesday 6/3 @ 2-4pm: Drop-in Tech Help: Drop by for basic computer navigation, basic smartphone and tablet use, general internet instruction, and how to use electronic library resources (like Libby).

• Tuesday 6/3 @ 6pm: The Cottage Garden of Earthly Delights: Humble Stories in Food and Legend: When you think of magical foods in fairy tales, you probably don’t think of cabbages. And while you may associate garlic with vampires, did you know that corn helped fuel the vampire craze? Or that turnips are surprisingly controversial. Take a stroll with folklorist and author Varla Ventura through the kitchen garden as we discover the remarkable history and lore behind common vegetables. This program will take place at 19 Carter.

New museum pass now available! Before you visit the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, get a promo code from the library to save on your admission price! With a code, up to 2 adults can purchase tickets for only $10, a saving of $17 per person.

New Take & Make kits available now! First come, first serve. Stop in the library to pick up a kit.