Youth librarian Tessa Mellas will read a story and lead a craft for preschoolers and elementary-aged children. Story and craft hour will be held downstairs in the youth room. It is free for children to come with a guardian.
LEGO Club, for youths who love to build with LEGOs. Both traditional LEGOs and big LEGO blocks are available. Children of all ages are welcome to come with a guardian. It is free to the public.
Mindful Movement & Medical Literacy with Samantha Williams and Healthy Acadia. This program is for adults. Improve your well-being and learn to advocate for your health. Free and open to the public.
CODING CANCELLED. NO REGISTRATIONS. TO BE RESCEHDULED IN FEB. 4H Coding SPIN Club for youths. An hour of coding workshop led by Washington Academy students. Please register ahead of time, link to follow shortly. Snow date: Jan. 15 at 3:30.
Mother Goose on the Loose: song and social hour for preschoolers and their parents or guardians. Led by Katie Jumper. Free. In the downstairs youth room.
Books on Wheels is available to patrons every Thursday from noon until 3 p.m. Please call the library at 255-3933 if you would like library materials delivered to your home.
3rd Thursday Book Club with Diane Parker. Free and open to the public. This month they are reading April Smith’s book Mrs. Blake.
POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER – NEW DATE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 22nd 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Making Sense of Impeachment: A Community Conversation with Jay Skriletz. Free and open to the public.
Computer help with Jon Stence. Please sign up ahead of time by calling the library at 255-3933.
Youth librarian Tessa Mellas will read a story and lead a craft for preschoolers and elementary-aged children. Story and craft hour will be held downstairs in the youth room. It is free for children to come with a guardian.
LEGO Club, for youths who love to build with LEGOs. Both traditional LEGOs and big LEGO blocks are available. Children of all ages are welcome to come with a guardian. It is free to the public.
Business of Women Book and Discussion Group with Ruth Feldman of CEI. Register at www.ceimaine.org/?p=12782 or call 458-3378.
Mother Goose on the Loose: song and social hour for preschoolers and their parents or guardians. Led by Katie Jumper. Free. In the downstairs youth room.
Making Sense of Impeachment: A Community Conversation with Jay Skriletz. Free and open to the public.
Books on Wheels is available to patrons every Thursday from noon until 3 p.m. Please call the library at 255-3933 if you would like library materials delivered to your home.
Computer help with Jon Stence. Please sign up ahead of time by calling the library at 255-3933.
Youth librarian Tessa Mellas will read a story and lead a craft for preschoolers and elementary-aged children. Story and craft hour will be held downstairs in the youth room. It is free for children to come with a guardian.
LEGO Club, for youths who love to build with LEGOs. Both traditional LEGOs and big LEGO blocks are available. Children of all ages are welcome to come with a guardian. It is free to the public.
Mother Goose on the Loose: song and social hour for preschoolers and their parents or guardians. Led by Katie Jumper. Free. In the downstairs youth room.
4H Photography SPIN Club for youths. Please register in advance. Link to follow shortly.
MMHS English classes come to PML for scavenger hunt and library cards.
Books on Wheels is available to patrons every Thursday from noon until 3 p.m. Please call the library at 255-3933 if you would like library materials delivered to your home.
Jen Lobley from the University of Maine Cooperative Extension will host an informational meeting about the 4H program for parents and individuals who might be interested in becoming volunteers. Come hear what 4H is all about and how you and/or your children can get involved. Youth librarian Tessa Mellas will host LEGO building downstairs in the youth room to keep kids occupied while adults are upstairs at the meeting.
Book donation is a great idea! Thank you for the chance to review your book donation. We accept books the first Saturday of every month from January through March, from 10 a.m. to 1 pm. Please use regular drop-off times when volunteers are here to help.
Note: We do not accept 1) books in poor condition, 2) encyclopedias, 3) magazines, 4) Readers’ Digest Condensed Books, 5) college textbooks.
Song and social hour for pre-schoolers, lead by Katie Jumper.
Library delivery available to anyone who cannot travel to the library. Please call the library to request materials be delivered to you.