Upcoming Events

Branson will back this Spring to hear you read a book. If you can't yet read, a caregiver can read to you and the dog!

For children.

From Studio Ghibli comes this beautiful film about a young witch who uses her broom to build a delivery service.  Follow the exciting adventure as Kiki and her black cat, Jiji, find their way in the world.

For ages 9 - 12.

Baby's first library class. We will share board books, songs, and enjoy some sensory play together.

Birth -12 months w/caregiver.

(Please make arrangements for siblings so this can be a special time for you and your baby.)

Have fun learning some basic Irish step dance moves.

3 - 5 years

Join Elizabeth Mangum, LCSW, a local trauma-informed therapist and parent, for an in-depth exploration into Lindsay C. Gibson's work Recovering from Emotionally Immature Parents.  Do you have trouble setting boundaries, expressing your feelings and naming your needs, or building healthy relationships with yourself and others? Are you a parent wanting desperately to break the cycle of dysfunctional relationships? Are you caught in a relationship with an emotionally immature partner and don't know how to get out? Do you want to learn how to validate your feelings and reclaim your life? If any of this sounds familiar, lean in and listen! Come to the library and connect with others in a small group environment to share your experiences and find the courage and skills needed to gain emotional autonomy and be your true self!

Join Ana Metaxas for Conversational French.  Attendance at all sessions strongly encouraged.

Junior will back this Spring to hear you read a book. If you can't yet read, a caregiver can read to you and the dog!

For children.

Bring your knitting, crochet, embroidery, needlepoint, cross stitch, punch needling, applique, sewing and all of your fiber arts projects and join us for a non-instructional night of stitching but no b*@%$ing.  Group meets on the main level in the poetry corner.  No registration; drop-in anytime.

Come join us for a slice of pizza and some brain science!

Students will learn the facts about basic brain science and how addictive technology like social media and video games affect their developing brains.  They will learn how to build a healthy brain, recognize the warning signs of screen overuse, and be encouraged and excited to live life off screens.

Presented by Heather Franklin. Heather is a Warwick mother of two with a bachelor's degree in physical education (K-12) and a minor in coaching from the University of Central Florida. She has been teaching children since 2000 in a variety of sports such as gymnastics, swimming, rowing, and circus arts. She is passionate about sharing the ScreenStrong message while empowering and supporting families.

Ages 10 – 18 with or without a parent/caregiver (Please register all those planning to attend.)