For Adults

Valentine’s Day is meant to be all about love – but what do we really mean by love? Love for a special someone? A family member? A pet?  How about a place? Or even a love of food?   Local writers from the New England Indie Authors Collective, and special guest Stephanie Schorow will answer the question “What’s Love Got to Do With It” in prose and performance. Authors Randy Ross, Judah Leblang and Jason M. Rubin explore love from happiness to heartbreak, gay and straight, factual to fairy tale. Stephanie Schorow is known for her nonfiction books on the Cocoanut Grove Nightclub fire, Boston’s notorious sexual playground, the Combat Zone and the Great Boston Fire. Bring a date or a loved one (adults only, please) and enjoy the depth of the human heart.

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Join us for a fun evening of socializing and crafting! We'll be playing with "bleeding tissue paper" to make colorful Valentines to give to family and friends.

Space is limited. Click here to register.

Join us for coffee and pastries and to watch a short documentary film (under an hour).  If you'd like, stay afterwards to chat! Click here to register.

Click the links below for details about
Eco-Centric Book Club
Memoir Book Club
Fiction Book Club

Come play with us! No need to register, just show up, but you can email Bri at [email protected] to get on the mailing list for reminders and updates.

Join us at the library or on Zoom for help with your knitting, or just to socialize with other knitters! If it's your very first time knitting, please come in person.
We'll have everything you need to get started. Our next meeting is February 16th from 3:30-5:30. Drop in or stay the whole time!
Email Bri at [email protected] to sign up for schedling updates and Zoom links

Join us on Zoom for an hour of low-key crafting! Bring your own supplies.
Pajamas and steaming mugs of tea are encouraged!
Email Bri at [email protected] for supply lists and Zoom links.

Bring your own T-Shirt and turn it into a fabulous apron. 
Sew and No-Sew options available!
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This workshop is designed to help you drift off to sleep! We will practice lying down in bed, starting with the humming exercise to soothe the nervous system, sleep affirmations, and Yoga Nidra meditation (A type of body scan meditation that helps with falling asleep/deep rest and relaxation), followed by a sound bath. Class will end without any check in or goodbye so you can drift off to sleep peacefully or wind down for bed!
Email Bri at [email protected] to get the Zoom link.

Join Emma Green in this exploration of the ways that Americans are divided - politically, religiously, economically, and within families. What has caused these ruptures and what are some ways for us to come back together? Pulling from the many, many people she has spoken to over the years as well as her articles on the Federalist Society, the Supreme Court, and Affirmative Action, Emma will lead us in this difficult but essential discussion!
Click for more information about Ms. Green and to register for the Zoom link.

For Teens & Tweens

Broken-hearted and bitter?  Single and spectacular?  Then join us and OUT MetroWest for our First Annual Anti-Valentine’s Day Party AFTER HOURS at the library!  There will be pizza, snacks, music, games, crafts, and a photobooth!  Registration is required so we know how much food to get.  For ages 12 and up.

Register Here!

Dungeons & dragons - 4 week campaign!:  thursdays, 6-8pm, 2/16-3/9
The moon elves were an ancient, spacefaring people who dwelt amongst the stars in lunar places.  Now long gone, their sanctums drift in space, quiet…abandoned…awaiting the bold to discover them!

Our next Dungeons & Dragons game will be:  “Sanctum of the Moon Elves,” a 4-part mini-campaign that will take the characters from 2nd to 3rd level!

We will be meeting Thursday nights, 6-8pm on 2/16, 2/23, 3/2, and 3/9.  
Grades 5 & Up

Must Register Here as space is limited to 6 adventurers!  We ask that you please only register if you are able to attend all 4 sessions.

bullet journal club:  thursday, february 23 at 5pm
Bullet journals are a unique, extremely creative way of organizing a planner.  They can also be helpful in organizing all of your class notes, course and extracurricular schedules, and assignments in an appealing way!  Each month we will meet to learn new techniques and layouts, share our journals, and listen to music (all while eating some delicious snacks)!  All levels welcome; for ages 12 and up.
Please Register Here.  Supplies can be provided if needed.

Teen Advisory Board:  Wednesday, February 15th At 5pm
What Does Our Teen Advisory Board Do?
Plan Events!
Eat Snacks!
Help the Library!
Earn Volunteer Hours!
Experience for College and Job Applications!

Open To Grades 5 & Up
You do NOT have to register to be on the Board, just show up!

For Kids

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