Week Calendar

Join us for an outside storytime with songs, rhymes and books for children ages 0-5 and their caregiver. You will need a Fairfield Beach Parking Sticker. It is recommended that you bring a blanket to sit on.

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 three times.

Children ages 2-4 and their caregiver will engage in stories, songs and rhymes that will help foster beginning reader skills.

An active storytime with songs, rhymes and books for children who are walking up to 23 months old and their caregiver.

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 three times.

An active storytime with songs, rhymes and books for children who are walking up to 23 months old and their caregiver.

An active storytime with songs, rhymes and books for children who are walking up to 23 months old and their caregiver.

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 three times.

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.

Children ages 2-4 and their caregiver will engage in stories, songs and rhymes that will help foster beginning reader skills.

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.

It’s playtime! We will have a variety of toys and materials available for you and your child to use and enjoy together! This is a self-directed event for you to engage with your child and support the development of their early literacy skills.

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.

In-Person Film Screening in preparation for Dr. Schenker's Talking About Film Series. No registration necessary. Drop-in. Bring friends and family.

The April Book Club Choice is A Little Hope by Ethan Joella. All are welcome. Claudia Silk is the moderator of the discussion.

Join us for fun D.I.Y. virtual STEAM'D projects! No registration required; for children in grades K-5.

Join us for fun D.I.Y. virtual STEAM'D projects! No registration required; for children in grades K-5.

The downUNDER is back with crafts, activities, trivia, and more.  Registration is required. Open to Grades 6 and up.

The downUNDER is back with crafts, activities, trivia, and more.  Registration is required. Open to Grades 6 and up.

The downUNDER is back with crafts, activities, trivia, and more.  Registration is required. Open to Grades 6 and up.

Stories, songs and activities for children ages 4-5. In this class, we will be focusing on getting ready for kindergarten. Children attend independently. Parent or caregiver must remain in the Library during the class.

The downUNDER is back with crafts, activities, trivia, and more.  Registration is required. Open to Grades 6 and up.

The downUNDER is back with crafts, activities, trivia, and more.  Registration is required. Open to Grades 6 and up.

We are adding another watch party to the line-up and kicking it up a notch!

Join us for our Early Chapter Book Club! Together we will read Greetings from Somewhere: The Mystery of the Stolen Painting by Harper Paris, a chapter book including mystery, adventure, art, cooking, and French culture.

Chess is one of the oldest and most popular board games! Interested in learning how to play? Join us for Chess Club, where new players will learn and practice the rules of the game and basic strategies.

Join us to create a game using Scratch, a block based visual coding language. We will learn how to make characters jump, create moving obstacles, keep score, and stop the game!

Join us to explore the wild ways art can play tricks on the eyes! Together, we will view a variety of cool optical illusions and discuss the science behind how they work.

Fairfield Public Library is looking for teens age 12 and up who are interested in making sure the library is meeting the needs and wants of teens in the community.  Council members are highly reliable and committed to being actively invo

The fear of many survivors of the Holocaust is that when they are gone, their stories will be gone. Those who grew up in the shadow of the Holocaust, the children of survivors, make the Holocaust more than a fading story.

This project is a great alternative to throwing away empty jars. With a couple of EASY knots, you can turn any empty receptacle into a whimsical lantern for a porch, patio, or tabletop.

Fairfield Public Library and LifeBridge Community Services (Fairfield Counseling Services) present an eight-week series, "Am I The Only One?  Helping Parents/Caregivers Adjust to a Post-Covid World."  Session topics are as follows: 

Dr. Schenker returns this Spring with an all-new Talking About Film featuring four outstanding examples of Film Noir.