Week Calendar

Children ages 2.5-4 and their caregiver will engage in stories, songs and activities that will help foster beginning reader skills.

A lapsit program for pre-walking babies with songs, rhymes, and books. Tickets will be handed out 30 minutes before the program begins. Drop-in program. Space is limited.

An active storytime for children 12-23 months with songs, rhymes, and books! Child must be walking. Tickets will be handed out 30 minutes before the program begins. Drop-in program. Space is limited.

Storytime for families with children ages 0-5 years old. Enjoy songs, rhymes, and stories for the whole family! 

Full STEAM Ahead is a centers-based program designed for children 3-5 years of age.

Join us for some jumping, jiggling, rhyming, singing, and stories! For children 24-35 months. Tickets will be handed out 30 minutes before the program begins. Drop-in program. Space is limited.

An active storytime for families with children 0-5 years old. Hop, sing and dance with your child through songs and rhymes! Tickets will be handed out 30 minutes before the program begins. Drop-in program.

Join the sewing craze and learn all aspects of sewing.  Bring a lunch, work on personal sewing projects and learn new sewing techniques.  The American Sewing Guild is a national organization.

This month's title is Turtles All the Way Down by John Green/ Laurie Weiner facilitator.

Through stories, music, activities and more, this weekly class helps to develop both the motor and social skills necessary for kindergarten readiness.

Grades 6 and up: On Mondays we craft! Materials are available on a first-come basis.

Stories, songs and activities for children ages 3-5. Children attend independently, but caregiver must remain in the Children’s Room during program. 

Grades 6 and up: Every Tuesday we will be setting up the Nintendo Switch or XBOX One for group gaming or use one of our laptops from our mobile computer lab to game online with a group of your friends.

Grades 6 and up. Join us in the downUNDER on Wednesdays for a hands-on activity guaranteed to get you thinking.

Drop-in program for children ages 3-5 years old. Children and caregivers are invited to this early literacy-based program that will include stories, songs, finger plays and much more!

Explore your creative side while gaining some knowledge about Science! Join us making crafts based around scientific fundamentals. For children in grades 3-5. 

Join us to explore some gooey science! Get messy with us as we learn about and make various slimes and doughs in this series of classes. 

Savor a food-based story and create a healthy, tasty treat! Children will learn basic food prep skills with an emphasis on the fresh and nutritious.
For children in grades K-2. 

Let’s look at character in story! Do you enjoy graphic novels? Do you have a favorite comic strip? We will read some favorites together and create characters of our own.

Ever wonder what goes “bump” in the night? Each week we will learn about a different nocturnal animal, then do a fun activity or craft involving our animal friend. 

Learn to code and change the world this fall! Together we will focus on sisterhood, code, bravery and impact.

Do you love designing with Lego® bricks or K’Nex®? Are you inspired by tall buildings, fancy cars or animals? Put your imagination to work and join us for a fun-filled afternoon building with many different kinds of materials!

Join our chess club! We supply the chess boards, you provide the competition. This volunteer-led program for all ages will meet weekly for intermediate players who have played the game previously.

Educational consultant Mary Spiegel returns with her popular program — a review of best practices for researching, applying, and getting in to the colleges that best fit your needs.

What makes fiction LGBTQ? The characters? The author’s identity? Join us for a stimulating conversation led by authors Christopher Bram (Gods and Monsters) and Sarah Van Arsdale (Blue: A Novel).

* THIS IS A 5 WEEK SERIES.

This is part of a 6 week series on Digital Marketing for Small Business.

Our Woven Community - Holiday Sale

For Tween and Teen Girls and Boys in Grades 6 and up- Computer skills are the most sought-after in the US job market, with demand growing 3X the national average.  Girls Who Code is a national organization leading the movement to inspire, edu

The “Art & Text” exhibit appears in coordination with 13 Fairfield County libraries featuring the same theme.

Would you like to keep up your Chinese conversation skills? Are you learning Chinese but would like more practice? Join us in conversation. We will use discussion topics and games as prompts. All ages and proficiency levels are welcome. 

The purpose of this group is to provide a safe space where issues of race can be discussed and where healing racism can begin.