NEXT MEETING: Mar 25th. New year, new reading schedule for our Monday Night Book Club! Meets monthly (except twice in January and not in December), on the fourth Monday, from 6:30 – 8 PM. Drop-in. We provide copies of each title for participants to check out.
Free, drop-in Homework Help for all ages. Need a little help on an assignment? A friendly adult to help with focus? Join our volunteer Homework Helpers in the second alcove upstairs on Tuesdays and Thursdays (excluding Feb. 27) from 3:30-5:30pm for insight and encouragement. First come, first served!
We couldn't be more eager to celebrate this new book from Jeff Mack! Time to Make Art is getting starred reviews from all around and we feel so lucky to be able to have this event here in the youth department over April School Vacation...register now and save a space!
Register at bit.ly/libbytrain Join us for our Learning Libby with the Experts webinar! This webinar is chock full of information about the Libby app, from the basics to our favorite tips and tricks. If you haven’t used the FREE Libby app yet to borrow digital titles from the library, join at 10am to learn Libby Basics (40 minutes). Want to learn our favorite tips & tricks- we’ll take a Deep Dive
Friday, December 10th and 17th at 10:30 in person! Masks are required. Space is VERY limited. Participants must pre-register at the Library. Recommended for ages 3-5. An interactive program for children and their grown-ups.
Thursday, December 2nd at 4:30pm. Join Moira virtually to create an incredibly delicious Chocolate Peppermint Mug Cake. We will use very basic pantry ingredients for a quick snack treat! Contact youthdept@ewmlibrary.org to register and receive the recipe with link for program. Ages 5+ (with adult supervision).
Register at tinyurl.com/ewml-racism-talk UPDATE: This conversation is now co-sponsored by Racial Justice Rising. Visit racialjusticerising.org to learn more about who they are and the work they do. This program will focus on the experiences of Jeanne Hall, Gloria Matlock, and Dick Hall, who have generously offered to share what it means to be Black in western MA, and the US. They will be discussing their thoughts and feelings about the George