A Shepaug Libraries Special Presentation Hosted by the New Milford Public Library Join “transportation guru” and former NBC News anchor, Jim Cameron for a lively presentation and Q&A on Connecticut’s transportation crisis. Will riders ever return to commuter rail? Who will pay to keep trains running? Where will money be found for our highways? How will […]
A Shepaug Libraries Special Presentation Hosted by the New Milford Public Library Have you ever wondered what the insides of a real haunted house looks like? This unique, interactive Zoom presentation by Curt Strutz does just that; it tours through some of the nation’s most haunted locations. All done with original photography, deep history, and […]
The Library is closed for the holiday. E-books are available 24/7 with your library card on the LIBBY app.
Join us for an hour of French conversation with Isabel. This is a casual gathering for those that wish to practice their french, whether you’ve been speaking for years or are just learning. All levels are welcome!
Join Kimiye for an hour long vinyasa flow yoga class on 1st Fridays of the month. Drawing from her yoga, dance and pilates training, Kimiye aims to get your body opened up, centered and feeling strong. Bring a mat and towel. All levels are welcome. This class is free of charge but a suggested donation […]
THIS PROGRAM IS FULL. PLEASE EMAIL rx.jkallay@biblio.org IF INTERESTED IN ATTENDING FUTURE SESSIONS. Let’s get creative! Children will work on hands-on activities, group activities & crafts. 1) Register using THIS ONLINE FORM 2) Print permission note 3) Send note to school prior to the first day of the event. To allow us time to prepare, […]
Book Donations accepted today at the Hodge Memorial Library (4 North St.) Items we love to have donated: New & gently used popular fiction and non-fiction Books for children Items we cannot accept for donation: Books in poor/unclean condition (ask yourself, would I read this in bed?) Encyclopedias Dictionaries Bibles Books with torn pages Old […]
The Library is closed for the holiday. E-books are available 24/7 with your library card on the LIBBY app.
ON ZOOM Richard Wagner (1813-1883) is perhaps the most polarizing composer in the western canon. His personal life was a storm of controversies and constant flight from debtors. No less stormy was the music he wrote and perhaps no opera by Wagner (or any other composer of the 19th century) is more of a lightning […]
ART4ALL An exhibition of work by artists with special needs On View January 20 & 21 RECEPTION: Saturday, January 21st 2 - 4pm The artists included in this beautiful show are all individuals with special needs, living in Connecticut. This exhibition is a rare opportunity for them to share expressions of their creativity. The […]
Let’s get drawing! Using prompts and activates, kiddos will develop their drawing skills and stretch their artistic comfort zone. A snack will be provided. Please alert us of any food allergies. 1) Register using THIS ONLINE FORM 2) Print permission note 3) Send note to school prior to the first day of the event. To allow us […]
The public is welcome to join the Friends at their Annual Meeting. Hear what’s been happening over the last year including fundraising goals, library support, and plans for 2023.
Join Sarah Griswold for a collage workshop, all supplies included. Magazine images and scrap paper will be available to cut, tear, and assemble on card stock of varying sizes and shapes. Collage can be a way to express oneself, to think through design ideas, or just have fun. No ‘creativity’ or artistic ability is needed, […]
THE STATE OF BEING Paintings and Sculptures Elizabeth Kaney & Kristina Kossi “The state of being is a snapshot of present experience. It evokes a state of mind. It is an exploration of the verb “to be”. If you “are”, then you exist. One exists in a moment – both the viewer and the subject […]
Join us for an hour of French conversation with Isabel. This is a casual gathering for those that wish to practice their french, whether you’ve been speaking for years or are just learning. All levels are welcome!
Join Kimiye for an hour long vinyasa flow yoga class on 1st Fridays of the month. Drawing from her yoga, dance and pilates training, Kimiye aims to get your body opened up, centered and feeling strong. Bring a mat and towel. All levels are welcome. This class is free of charge but a suggested donation […]
Pete the Cat's Groovy Saturday Join us for the 12th annual Take Your Child to the Library Day (TYCLD) — an international initiative that encourages families everywhere to take their children to their local library. Drop in anytime from 11:00—1:00 for Pete The Cat’s Groovy Saturday. We will have Pete-themed crafts, games, and scavenger hunt […]
Join Sarah Griswold for a collage workshop, all supplies included. Magazine images and scrap paper will be available to cut, tear, and assemble on card stock of varying sizes and shapes. Collage can be a way to express oneself, to think through design ideas, or just have fun. No ‘creativity’ or artistic ability is needed, […]
Set in New York City, in 1919. While dictating a novel to his typewriter-girl, Myra, bestselling author Franklin Woolsey collapses and dies in mid-sentence. But Myra keeps typing. Is she a clever forger trying to steal the author's legacy? Or is Woolsey still dictating from the Great Beyond? Critics have called GHOST-WRITER "Tantalizing, understated, and […]
| Monday | 12:00 PM — 7:00 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM — 5:00 PM |
| Thursday | 12:00 PM — 5:00 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM — 5:00 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM — 2:00 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
