Week Calendar

The Connecticut Blood Center is partnering with Fairfield Public Library to save lives! 

Mahjong!
Tuesdays from 10am-12pm
Registration required. No walk-ins.
Mahjong meets at both Main and Woods branch. Please register for only one location each week.

Each Wednesday morning during Summer Reading we will fire up the Nintendo Switch and play some of those old favorites!  Wii Sports, Mario Party and more. Gather your friends or make some new ones as we take on some friendly competition.

This is a monthly get-together of local members of the American Sewing Guild. If you are interested in learning more about sewing and the American Sewing Guild please stop by.

Did you know that studies show coloring reduces your heart rate, increases your respiratory sinus arrhythmia (a marker of good cardiovascular health) and can make you feel less anxious? Come and give this fun activity a try!

Please join Liz Maccarone and Julia Strayer from Merrill Lynch Wealth Management as they discuss how to make sense of today's financial markets.  We will meet virtually from 1:00-2:00pm on the following dates:

Presenter Nancy Roman has been teaching watercolor painting for more than 3 years. In this 2 hour workshop, Nancy will guide participants through the process of drawing and painting their own pet portrait. 

Join us for a round robin style, bracket chess tournament. No barriers to entry. Basic chess playing skills are required. Registration is required. Open to teens and adults. 

Mahjong!
Thursdays from 5:30pm-7:30pm
Registration required. No walk-ins.

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

Annual meeting of Fairfield Public Library Board of Trustees

July's book selection is Pearce Oysters by Jocelyn Takacs

Video-chats can be expensive when you’re on the road. And how do you send video, snapshots, and text? 

A wild and crazy work and life story unlike anything you’ve ever read-until cancer f*cked everything up Jonathan Schwartz, a punk rock kid, cut his teeth in the entertainment in New York’s legendary Bowery and beyond.

Our dependence on plastic products has led to widespread environmental pollution, with plastic found at the most pristine corners of the planet and even inside of our bodies. Environmental health scientists and Fairfield residents Drs.