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On Wednesdays from 1-3pm knitters and crafters of all skill levels are welcome to bring projects to work on. This is a laid back meeting for knitting, sharing and asking for advice. If you would like to join from home via Zoom email stonlib@stoningtonfreelibrary.org.
BOOKS AND BEYOND - The Power of Your Library Card For over a decade, the Mystery Dinner has been the Stonington Free Library’s signature annual fundraising event. Join us for cocktails at the Library, followed by dinner at a mystery home. Discover the identity of your hosts when you arrive at the cocktail party! Tickets are $125 per
On Wednesdays from 1-3pm knitters and crafters of all skill levels are welcome to bring projects to work on. This is a laid back meeting for knitting, sharing and asking for advice. If you would like to join from home via Zoom email stonlib@stoningtonfreelibrary.org.
Join us on Thursday 6/8 @ 2pm to discuss Leaving Lucy Pear by Anna Solomon. "One night in 1917 Beatrice Haven leaves her newborn baby at the foot of a pear tree, and watches as another woman claims the infant as her own. The unwed daughter of wealthy Jewish industrialists and a gifted pianist bound
Most of us put off any discussion about this last stage in life. Why? It is going to happen to all of us whether we are ready or not. If you have questions or concerns about the last stage of life come join End-of-Life Doulas Noreen Kepple, Greta McGugan, and Lavina Kepple for conversations around
Most of us put off any discussion about this last stage in life. Why? It is going to happen to all of us whether we are ready or not. If you have questions or concerns about the last stage of life come join End-of-Life Doulas Noreen Kepple, Greta McGugan, and Lavina Kepple for conversations around
Catherine DeNunzio’s poems range widely. But they all share a single quality: They are deeply, eloquently human. No matter what their focus—a snakeskin, a bird’s wing, a baby’s silver cup—these poems take us on a journey from innocence to wisdom, from confusion to clarity, from doubt to resolution. -Sue Ellen Thompson, winner of 2010 Maryland
On Wednesdays from 1-3pm knitters and crafters of all skill levels are welcome to bring projects to work on. This is a laid back meeting for knitting, sharing and asking for advice. If you would like to join from home via Zoom email stonlib@stoningtonfreelibrary.org.
Juliet Grames was born in Hartford, Connecticut, and grew up in a tight-knit Italian-American family. Her debut novel, The Seven or Eight Deaths of Stella Fortuna (Ecco/HarperCollins), was shortlisted for the New England Book Award and the Connecticut Book Award, receiving Italy’s Premio Cetraro for contribution to Southern Italian literature. Please join her in a
Join in on the conversation at Stonington Human Services to discuss The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton. Event will be held from 12-1pm.
Summer 2023: Find Your Voice! Our voices have power. We use our voices to share stories, express ourselves, and spark change. Our voices include not only the sounds we make, but the words we write, the art we create, the movements we perform, and the actions we take each day to impact our world. iREAD
On Wednesdays from 1-3pm knitters and crafters of all skill levels are welcome to bring projects to work on. This is a laid back meeting for knitting, sharing and asking for advice. If you would like to join from home via Zoom email stonlib@stoningtonfreelibrary.org.
On Wednesdays from 1-3pm knitters and crafters of all skill levels are welcome to bring projects to work on. This is a laid back meeting for knitting, sharing and asking for advice. If you would like to join from home via Zoom email stonlib@stoningtonfreelibrary.org.
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