Week Calendar

9:30 to 1:30: Courtland Park, 53 Courtland Avenue

Bring a blanket and/or lawn chairs to this walk-in program at Latham Park, located at the nexus of Bedford, Forest and Prospect streets. Families with children 18 months to 4 years are welcome.

This program is held weather permitting.

A participatory storytime for the whole family that includes songs, fingerplays, stories and movement activities.

Ages 18 months to 5 years with an accompanying caregiver. No walk-ins.

Registration required.

9:30 to 1:30: Courtland Park, 53 Courtland Avenue

A program geared for babies featuring traditional verses, bouncing rhymes, board books and more.

Ages 18 months and younger with an accompanying caregiver. No walk-ins.

Registration required.

Distribution at the South End Branch has been reinstated.

Food shopping by appointment only, and is limited to one visit per month.

Please bring own reusable bags.

Face masks required.

A Spanish-language experience featuring stories, music, movement and fun that promotes native literacy.

Ages 1 to 4 with an accompanying caregiver.

A Spanish-language experience featuring stories, music, movement and fun that promotes native literacy.

Ages 1 to 4 with an accompanying caregiver.

A brief discussion about meditation practice, a guided meditation, and a chance to share and reflect. Appropriate for all levels of practice.

In these free weekly classes for older adults, our experienced bilingual (English and Spanish) team will teach you how to get the most out of your smartphones, tablets, laptops and other devices.

Yoga instructor Ngan Nguyen will lead a lunchtime class in the Hatha style.

Please bring your own yoga mat.

Build your own African American history book using stickers that depict dozens of courageous fighters for civil and equal rights as well as inspirational pioneers in government, science and technology, business, the arts and more.

Viewing of the animated video March On! The Day My Brother Martin Changed the World, based on the 2008 picture book where Dr.

Work on your own knitting and crocheting projects in the company of others.

All levels welcome.

A weekly workshop where you can learn how to use Pronunciator, a free app for people who want to hold a conversation in another language.

Bring a smartphone or tablet.

Scientists have always grouped animals based on shared features. Using natural props, animal mounts and live animals, our guests from White Memorial Conservation Center will break down the characteristics of several major animal groups. 

Annual showcase for game developers to demo their work and attendees to test the games.

Ages 18 and older.

Club Kung Fu of Stamford will lead a female-focused self-defense workshop focusing on three phases: setting up boundaries and assessing the threat; learning the best way to strike using palms, elbows and knees; and defending a

Build your own African American history book using stickers that depict dozens of courageous fighters for civil and equal rights as well as inspirational pioneers in government, science and technology, business, the arts and more.

Share your thoughts and ideas about the future of the library as we continue working with the New York-based architecture firm HMA2 to conduct a study of all our spaces to meet the community’s needs over the next decade.

Bring your imagination for an exciting night of adventure playing Dungeons & Dragons. You'll join a band of fantastical heroes who brave dangerous situations with swords, spells and wits. New players are always welcome.