Join us every Monday at 10:30 for a fun morning of stories, songs, and crafts. Great for ages birth to preschool! No registration is required. Please note that there will note be a storytime on Monday, Oct. 12th (Indigenous Peoples' Day/Columbus Day) or on November 23.
Booked in the Borough is a creative writing and supportive peer critique group for writers of all genres and experiences. Join librarian and writer, Karen Lindeborg, Monday Evenings in person or via ZOOM. Click HERE to register. For more information email karenl@stoningtonfreelibrary.org.
Stonington Free Library is pleased to offer our patrons One-on-One Tech Help appointments every Tuesday. These trainings are designed to help familiarize patrons with common computer and internet functions in order to foster a greater level of digital literacy in our community. For more information on these sessions please click HERE. To sign up for a
Mahjong has arrived at SFL, and we're looking for players! Learn the game through guided, hands-on instruction with Corinne Rossi in this five-session series. Once the learning sessions are complete, regular Mahjong game nights will be offered. Space is limited, and registration is required. Click HERE to reserve your spot!
Sign up to participate in an ongoing, monthly meeting of the Checkmate Society. Players of all abilities in grades 6 & up will enjoy some fun time in front of the chess board learning how to play and making friends. Sign-up HERE. The group will meet in the LOWER LEVEL of the Stonington Free Library
On Wednesdays knitters of all skill levels are invited to meet in the main reading room from 1-3pm. To find out more information or to join the group via ZOOM you can email stonlib@stoningtonfreelibrary.org or call 860-535-0658.
Get Hooked! Let’s crochet! Bring your own project or join a guided monthly project while sharing tips, skills, and inspiration with others. Optional project kits will be available at cost for those participating in the guided projects. Each new project will have its own materials kit, available for purchase at cost through the library. We
The library is partnering up with Stop & Shop this October! Every reusable bag helps our community grow. Purchase a $2.50 reusable Community Bag at Stop & Shop in Pawcatuck and the library will receive $1. Each purchase helps us continue the work that makes our community stronger. Fun fact: reusable bags make great book
Join us for another installment of SFL After Hours (21+) as we welcome paranormal expert, Jeff Belanger to the library. For more than 25 years, Jeff Belanger has been exploring the unexplained. He’s one of the world’s foremost storytellers and researchers of lore and legends. He’s the award-winning, Emmy-nominated host, writer, and producer of the
Workshop Description: This 4-week workshop is ideal for individuals who are interested in exploring the final phase of life. Guided by End-of-Life Doula Noreen Kepple, participants will engage in conversations
Join us every Monday at 10:30 for a fun morning of stories, songs, and crafts. Great for ages birth to preschool! No registration is required. Please note that there will
Stonington Free Library is pleased to offer our patrons One-on-One Tech Help appointments every Tuesday. These trainings are designed to help familiarize patrons with common computer and internet functions in order to foster a greater level of digital literacy in our community. For more information on these sessions please click HERE. To sign up for a
Mahjong has arrived at SFL, and we're looking for players! Learn the game through guided, hands-on instruction with Corinne Rossi in this five-session series. Once the learning sessions are complete, regular Mahjong game nights will be offered. Space is limited, and registration is required. Click HERE to reserve your spot!
On Wednesdays knitters of all skill levels are invited to meet in the main reading room from 1-3pm. To find out more information or to join the group via ZOOM you can email stonlib@stoningtonfreelibrary.org or call 860-535-0658.
Get Hooked! Let’s crochet! Bring your own project or join a guided monthly project while sharing tips, skills, and inspiration with others. Optional project kits will be available at cost for those participating in the guided projects. Each new project will have its own materials kit, available for purchase at cost through the library. We
The SFL Thursday Book Group will meet on Thursday, October 8 to discuss Heartwood by Amity Gaige. The meeting will be held at the library starting at 2pm. Join in the conversation and pick up your next read. Check back for updated information. Contact molly@stoningtonfreelibrary.org for more information or to be added to the email
Join end-of-life doulas Noreen Kepple, Greta McGugan and Lavina Kepple for a casual conversation on varied topics surrounding end-of-life care. September 3rd: Creating a Musical Playlist of Your Life (To Play When You are Dying or After) October 8th: TED Talk by Jason Rosenthal - The Journey Through Loss & Grief November 12th: TED Talk
Workshop Description: This 4-week workshop is ideal for individuals who are interested in exploring the final phase of life. Guided by End-of-Life Doula Noreen Kepple, participants will engage in conversations and reflective exercises on topics related to death, dying, legacy, and personal wishes for end-of-life care. Together, the group will explore how to strengthen connections
Stonington Free Library is pleased to offer our patrons One-on-One Tech Help appointments every Tuesday. These trainings are designed to help familiarize patrons with common computer and internet functions in order to foster a greater level of digital literacy in our community. For more information on these sessions please click HERE. To sign up for a
Sign up to participate in an ongoing, monthly meeting of the Knights of the Chess Table. Players of all abilities in grades 3 & 5 will enjoy some fun time in front of the chess board learning how to play and making friends. REGISTER HERE. The group will meet in the LOWER LEVEL of the
On Wednesdays knitters of all skill levels are invited to meet in the main reading room from 1-3pm. To find out more information or to join the group via ZOOM you can email stonlib@stoningtonfreelibrary.org or call 860-535-0658.
Get Hooked! Let’s crochet! Bring your own project or join a guided monthly project while sharing tips, skills, and inspiration with others. Optional project kits will be available at cost for those participating in the guided projects. Each new project will have its own materials kit, available for purchase at cost through the library. We
Join local author MJ Soni for a discussion of her cozy mystery, The Masala Chai Mystery Club. She'll read excerpts from the book, talk about her writing process, answer audience questions, and sign books after the presentation. Bring your own copy or purchase one at the event! This program is free and open to the
Join the discussion at Stonington Human Services, 166 S. Broad Street, Pawcatuck. For more information email molly@stoningtonfreelibrary.org or call Stonington Human Services at 860-535-5015.
Workshop Description: This 4-week workshop is ideal for individuals who are interested in exploring the final phase of life. Guided by End-of-Life Doula Noreen Kepple, participants will engage in conversations and reflective exercises on topics related to death, dying, legacy, and personal wishes for end-of-life care. Together, the group will explore how to strengthen connections
Bring a friend or 2 and have a blast making another project with resident crafter, McKenna! All supplies provided. No registration required! Just stop by for some creative fun. For more information email mckenna@stoningtonfreelibrary.org
NEW DATE: October 18th from 5-9pm at Stonington Free Library—20 High Street, Stonington, CT 06378 Join us at the Stonington Free Library for Operation Fresh Start’s annual Sip & Sign Fundraiser! Spend the evening enjoying drinks, snacks, great conversation, and an inspiring lineup of authors as they share their latest books and projects. It’s a
Join us every Monday at 10:30 for a fun morning of stories, songs, and crafts. Great for ages birth to preschool! No registration is required. Please note that there will note be a storytime on Monday, Oct. 12th (Indigenous Peoples' Day/Columbus Day) or on November 23.
Booked in the Borough is a creative writing and supportive peer critique group for writers of all genres and experiences. Join librarian and writer, Karen Lindeborg, Monday Evenings in person or via ZOOM. Click HERE to register. For more information email karenl@stoningtonfreelibrary.org.
Stonington Free Library is pleased to offer our patrons One-on-One Tech Help appointments every Tuesday. These trainings are designed to help familiarize patrons with common computer and internet functions in order to foster a greater level of digital literacy in our community. For more information on these sessions please click HERE. To sign up for a
Sign up to participate in an ongoing, monthly meeting of the Checkmate Society. Players of all abilities in grades 6 & up will enjoy some fun time in front of the chess board learning how to play and making friends. Sign-up HERE. The group will meet in the LOWER LEVEL of the Stonington Free Library
On Wednesdays knitters of all skill levels are invited to meet in the main reading room from 1-3pm. To find out more information or to join the group via ZOOM you can email stonlib@stoningtonfreelibrary.org or call 860-535-0658.
Get Hooked! Let’s crochet! Bring your own project or join a guided monthly project while sharing tips, skills, and inspiration with others. Optional project kits will be available at cost for those participating in the guided projects. Each new project will have its own materials kit, available for purchase at cost through the library. We
Game on! Head to the library for some fun with our friends from the Citadel Game Cellar. Game Ambassadors will be on hand to teach players how to play from a selection of board games provided. Drop-ins are welcome but RSVPs are appreciated! Sign up HERE.
Workshop Description: This 4-week workshop is ideal for individuals who are interested in exploring the final phase of life. Guided by End-of-Life Doula Noreen Kepple, participants will engage in conversations and reflective exercises on topics related to death, dying, legacy, and personal wishes for end-of-life care. Together, the group will explore how to strengthen connections
Join us every Monday at 10:30 for a fun morning of stories, songs, and crafts. Great for ages birth to preschool! No registration is required. Please note that there will note be a storytime on Monday, Oct. 12th (Indigenous Peoples' Day/Columbus Day) or on November 23.
Booked in the Borough is a creative writing and supportive peer critique group for writers of all genres and experiences. Join librarian and writer, Karen Lindeborg, Monday Evenings in person or via ZOOM. Click HERE to register. For more information email karenl@stoningtonfreelibrary.org.
Make an appointment to meet with CHOICES Counselor with Senior Resources Agency on Aging in Norwich, Christine DeMattia for a one-on-one session to answer all your questions about Medicare Open Enrollment. Registration is required.
Stonington Free Library is pleased to offer our patrons One-on-One Tech Help appointments every Tuesday. These trainings are designed to help familiarize patrons with common computer and internet functions in order to foster a greater level of digital literacy in our community. For more information on these sessions please click HERE. To sign up for a
On Wednesdays knitters of all skill levels are invited to meet in the main reading room from 1-3pm. To find out more information or to join the group via ZOOM you can email stonlib@stoningtonfreelibrary.org or call 860-535-0658.
When: Wednesday, October 28 at 6 pm Where: 1 Bay St, Westerly, RI 02891 Save the date for our October Cook the Book hosted by Lisa Szaro, Managing Director of the Lily Pad Gallery in Watch Hill. More information to come! Stay tuned! For more information or to be added to the mailing list, email
Join us in the library for Halloween Trivia. Teams of up to 4 (ages 16+) can compete for fun spooky prizes. This program is free and open to the public, but registration is required. Sign up HERE!