Presented by Oblong Books in partnership with The White Hart Inn & Scoville Memorial Library. In conversation with Dan Dwyer. FREE. Registration required. REGISTER HERE […]
An informal conversation and demonstration with weaver Karin Gerstel in the SML Circulation Room. Join Karin Gerstel, of Undermountain Weavers, along with SML staff members […]
The Magic is back! An intro into the trading card game filled with strategic battles and unique card decks. A Magic the Gathering aficionado will teach us how to read the cards and play for fun while […]
A collaborative lecture with The Salisbury Association. Presented by Tim Binzen, Regional Tribal Liaison to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Hybrid Presentation: In Person […]
Want to try your hand at this endlessly fascinating game? Eager to hone your skills after not having played for a while? Local resident John […]
Presented by Oblong Books in partnership with The White Hart Inn & Scoville Memorial Library. In conversation with Helen Klein Ross. FREE. Registration Required. REGISTER […]
"No Land to Light On" by Yara Zgheib Hadi and Sama are a young Syrian couple flying high on a whirlwind love, dreaming up […]
Join us for a casual reception and opportunity to view the photography of Stephen Myers, currently on exhibit at the library. The exhibit features a […]
Did you ever wonder why some owls have "ears" and some don't? Have you ever heard of a duck that lives in a tree? Emma […]
A book club for middle grade students to explore literary genres. We’ll meet monthly to talk about the stylistic differences between the “classics,” historical fiction, […]
Every Wednesday morning we read books together, sing songs, learn rhymes, play games, explore our surroundings & engage in a craft. Story time is geared […]
Presented by Oblong Books in partnership with the White Hart Inn and Scoville Memorial Library. In conversation with Joe Donahue. FREE. Registration required. REGISTER HERE […]
A book club for middle grade students to explore literary genres. We’ll meet monthly to talk about the stylistic differences between the “classics,” historical fiction, […]