Week Calendar

Join us for some relaxing social time of knitting and crocheting, chatting and maybe some sharing of ideas and trading techniques!

After the death of their mother, adult children Benny and Byron return home to discover that she’s left two unusual inheritances. First is a traditional Caribbean black cake, which she instructs them to eat when the time is right.

Learn to write coded messages using invisible ink pens by making your own Caesar Cipher Decoder Wheel. All materials will be provided.

Join us for a four-part, month-long Dungeons & Dragons campaign at the Brookfield Library! Every Wednesday throughout July, we will meet for a 2-hour long session to play D&D.

Please note this program is for children in grades 3-5 only.  If there is inclement weather we will find a space inside to meet.  Thank you!

Jolene Mullen, published author and professional genealogist, will give a 45 minute presentation on Probates and Wills with a Q&A opportunity afterwards. 

Calling all teen writers! Come and work on a project, do writing exercises, and hear from other teen writers.

Grades 6-12. Registration required.

With the same trademark compassion and erudition he brought to The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, Oliver Sacks explores the place music occupies in the brain and how it affects the human condition.

Due to popular demand, book folding has returned.  The project theme is a nod to our One Town, One Read summer program.  Use a gently used book to fold a musical note into the pages and create a delightful piece of art to display anywher

Join us for our board game night. Play one of the games we have available or bring your own to introduce it to others.

Games, beverages and snacks will be available.

Featuring these games:

If there is inclement weather we will be in the Community Room.