Upcoming Events

Learn to turn your own pen using a lathe with the Central Connecticut Woodturners.

While waiting see demonstrations by wood carvers from Connecticut Woodcarvers AND scrollsaw work by the Southern Scrollsawers!

Create a ribbon flyer that doesn't have to leave your hand to soar at this event.

Children will use a wooden ring and ribbon to create a fun ribbon flyer.

Clutter got you down? Don’t worry, you’re not alone!

The presentation "Immigration 101" is a primer on our U.S. immigration system.

A tepid hockey player takes up tournament golf to raise cash for his grandmother, who is about to lose her house.

Celebrate El día de los niños/El día de los libros at Meriden Public Library for the first time ever!

This club is for people who love classics, or who just want to try reading more of them. There will be a group book to read every month, as well as a viewing of the movie adaptation.

Now that the temperature of the earth has risen by 1.5 degrees Celsius, the earth's climate has been disrupting our lives in unprecedented ways, and costing billions of dollars to fix.

Join Girls Inc. and #HalfTheStory for a trial run of an unreleased game!

Girls in Grades 8-9 will get to test out the game before it’s dropped, eat pizza, and win raffle prizes...all for FREE.

Come to the teen room to play a few round of Uno where there are no friends or alliances...no mercy!

Flying paper never looked so good!

Stop by the library to create a control paper airplane and then fold one of your own to test it against the control.

We can't wait to see you here!

Since 1978, The Daffodil festival is Meriden’s largest and most colorful community event, held during the peak season for daffodils to bloom.

Decorate your very own rhythm box and create some fun music after it has dried.

Since 1978, The Daffodil festival is Meriden’s largest and most colorful community event, held during the peak season for daffodils to bloom.

Join Miss Holly for special storytime for ages 0-3. 

This storytime will be filled with songs, puppets, dancing, and more. 

Stay after storytime is over for playtime.

This club is for people who love classics, or who just want to try reading more of them. There will be a group book to read every month, as well as a viewing of the movie adaptation.

Join Librarian Paige to learn all about seasonal jobs, just in time for summer jobs!

James is based on Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn, but is told from Jim's point of view.

The book deals with slavery and contains horror and humor. The slaves speak in a dialect, as well as correct English. 

Join us for a sensory friendly playtime where children and caregivers can interact with several fun stations with transition time built in between activities. 

Registration is required to best accommodate sensory requests. 

This community training is an essential part of overdose and suicide prevention education where participants will learn:

Join Miss Holly for special storytime for ages 0-3. 

This storytime will be filled with songs, puppets, dancing, and more. 

Stay after storytime is over for playtime.

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