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Daily Special: A Tale of Three Cities

May 10, 2020
Daily Special

 A tale of three cities: the places transformed by pandemics across history. Marseille in 1720, Hamburg in 1892 and the Swedish city of Östersund in 1918 were all indelibly shaped by...

Daily Special: How reading got farm women through the depression

May 9, 2020
Daily Special

What do we do for entertainment when we’re stuck at home? For South Dakota women during the Great Depression, librarian Lisa Lindell writes, there was pretty much one option: reading. read on…

A Little Something: Friday Singalong with Ms. Janet

May 8, 2020
A Little Something

Would you like to sing today with your little one? Sing some old favorites and learn some new songs with Ms. Janet. Watch as many times as you would like! Repetition...

Daily Special: No-wait Audiobooks on Hoopla

May 8, 2020
Daily Special

Ever wanted to listen to a book on the Libby app, but there was a long waiting list? What if you have nothing to listen to?  Hoopla is a great choice...

A Little Something: Joyful Discovery with the Boston Children’s Museum

May 7, 2020
A Little Something

Craft a hug to mail to a grandparent; plant a flowerpot garden; write a sky haiku; practice family yoga. These are just a few of the great ideas presented by the...

A Little Something: Crafts for Kids with Elise

May 6, 2020
A Little Something

Join Children’s Librarian Elise Katz for demonstrations on simple crafts to do with your children at home with materials you most likely already have around the house. Add improvisation, imagination, good...

Tonight! Should We Translate Shakespeare into Modern English?

May 6, 2020
Courtney's Programming

Video of this program Join us online for a lively presentation by local linguist and Shakespeare aficionado Joel Angiolillo! Sign up to receive the ZOOM info via email. The English we...