Week Calendar

A lapsit program with songs, rhymes and books for babies (pre-walkers) and their caregiver. Please only register for one Baby Rhyme Time class each week since the same class is offered two times.

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January 24 to April 18, 2022

An active storytime with songs, rhymes and books for children who are walking up to 23 months old and their caregiver. Please only register for one Wobbly Walkers class each week since the same class is offered two times.

A lapsit program with songs, rhymes and books for babies (pre-walkers) and their caregiver. Please only register for one Baby Rhyme Time class each week since the same class is offered two times.

An engaging storytime for the littlest ones. Join us for songs, rhymes and books for babies and children up to 23 months old with their caregiver. This class is intended for babies and those starting to walk.

An active storytime with songs, rhymes and books for children who are walking up to 23 months old and their caregiver. Please only register for one Wobbly Walkers class each week since the same class is offered two times.

Songs, rhymes, books and movement for children ages 24-35 months and their caregiver. Please only register for one Terrific Twos class each week since the same class is offered three times.

Choose a morning or evening session (2/9/23) to learn the blanket stitch and create three envelopes for a Valentine's Day garland. Registration is required. Adults only. 

ANN WRIGHT WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PHONE APPOINTMENTS. PLEASE EMAIL CSILK@FPLCT.ORG TO ARRANGE  A TIME.

Mahjong!
Tuesdays from 10am-12pm

Mahjong is a tile-based game that was developed in China, and has gained wide-spread popularity in the West over the past century.

Songs, rhymes, books and movement for children ages 24-35 months and their caregiver. Please only register for one Terrific Twos class each week since the same class is offered two times.

Children ages 2-4 and their caregiver will engage in stories, songs and rhymes that will help foster beginning reader skills. Activities will follow the storytime, making this a 45-minute class.

Songs, rhymes, books and movement for children ages 24-35 months and their caregiver. Please only register for one Terrific Twos class each week since the same class is offered two times.

Ann Wright conducts these appointments over the phone. PLEASE EMAIL CSILK@FPLCT.ORG TO ARRANGE  A TIME.

Enjoy a fun way to develop early literacy skills in young children with dancing, singing, and stories that  incorporate music. For children ages 0-5 and their adult caregiver.

Join this monthly book group at Fairfield Woods Branch Library where we will discuss some buzz-worthy titles!  This month's selection is Signal Fires by Dani Shapiro, named a TIME Must-Read Book of the Year, a Wa

Looking for something to do on a chilly Saturday afternoon? Let's make buttons! From 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm, stop by the Children’s Library to make a button with us!

Looking for something that encourages creative thinking, problem-solving, strategy, cooperative effort, and even a little acting?  Then join our us for a Dungeons and Dragons meet-up.  Players new to the game are welcome.

Grades 6 and up join us in the downUNDER after school for crafts, games, activities, trivia, and more! 

Registration is required. Teens may register at the door provided there are open spots.

Grades 6 and up join us in the downUNDER after school for crafts, games, activities, trivia, and more! 

Registration is required. Teens may register at the door provided there are open spots.

Stories, songs and activities for children ages 4-5. This class is designed to help children develop the motor and social skills necessary for kindergarten readiness. Children attend independently.

Grades 6 and up join us in the downUNDER after school for crafts, games, activities, trivia, and more! 

Registration is required. Teens may register at the door provided there are open spots.

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Stories, songs and rhymes for children ages 3-5 and their caregiver to enjoy and grow together. Participants will have the opportunity to  engage in playtime following the storytime, making this a 45-minute class.

Grades 6 and up join us in the downUNDER after school for crafts, games, activities, trivia, and more! 

Registration is required. Teens may register at the door provided there are open spots.

Grades 6 and up join us in the downUNDER after school for crafts, games, activities, trivia, and more! 

Registration is required. Teens may register at the door provided there are open spots.

Want to meet-up and play chess?

Anime and manga lovers unite!  Let's hang out, chat, and watch some Anime.  Anime Club is a low-key gathering where ALL levels of fandom can interact without judgment.  We will watch Anime, have some tasty Japanese snacks, and finis

You've made slime before, but did it change colors? Be prepared to get messy and find out what color your slime will morph into when it gets hot or cold!

Interested in learning how to play chess? Do you already know how to play and need some opponents?

Let’s learn a unique painting method! In this class, we will create a reverse glass painting of a cute sloth.

The Next Chapter Book Club is an inclusive, community-based book club for neurodivergent and differently-abled teens (15 and up) and new adults. Our goal is to enjoy books, share stories, make friends, and engage with the community.

Join us for a hands-on critical thinking and engineering design challenge! Team up and use different materials to make a miniature ice shelter that will maintain temperature and we will measure which team's shelter would work best. 

Join us to use some of the awesome equipment in our Makerspace! For this event, we will have the Silhouette Cameo, sublimation materials, spiral book binding machine and keychain button maker available for use.

Join us monthly for Exploring Genres Book Club (formerly A Different Kind of Book Club).

Our 2023 line-up follows the Adult Reading Challenge themes:

Thanks to computers and the Web, we suddenly have a collection of new tools for telling compelling stories, tools that let you produce movies, slide shows, audio podcasts.

In this class learn how to make:

The winner of multiple Tony Awards – including Best Actor (Ben Platt), Best Musical, Best Score and more – Dear Evan Hansen presents the audience with a story of an anxious teen who must reconcile with the consequences of an invented trau

Join us to learn about and experience embodied meditation with Marika Baxter.  Embodied meditation is a somatic meditation practice that grounds us to feel whole in our bodies and disentangle from all that fragments us d

The Fairfield Public Library and J.B. Percival team up for a unique experience: book talk, cocktails, nosh, and laugh. Bring friends or make new ones. Funky reading glasses optional.

Fairfield Public Library's International Book Club meets on the second Wednesday of each month from 6:30-7:45pm in the Annie B. Jennings Room at Main Library.  Book selections are as follows:

Choose a morning (2/6/23) or evening session to learn the blanket stitch and create three envelopes for a Valentine's Day garland. Registration is required. Adults only. 

Monthly meeting of Fairfield Public Library Board of Trustees