Friends of Scoville Memorial Library present a Firefly Celebration!
The Friends of Scoville Memorial Library (FSL) are hosting a firefly celebration at the library. With their own spotlights, these dramatic and most intriguing creatures [...]
All Together Now — Drama Workshop with Leslie Elias & Daniel Saed of Grumbling Gryphons
ALL Together Now: Drama Workshop with Leslie Elias & Daniel Saed of Grumbling Gryphons Through The Rainbow and Into The Stars! A Magical Celebration of [...]
All Together Now — Let’s kick off Summer Reading!
The Hotchkiss Library of Sharon and Salisbury's Scoville Memorial Library are teaming up once again for a sensational season of summer reading! Designed to motivate [...]
Teen Spine Poetry Challenge Begins!
It's April, aka, National Poetry Month and the perfect time to get creative and celebrate the occasion with a challenge to commemorate the importance of [...]
Annual Egg Hunt on SML Lawn
Join us on the library lawn for our annual egg hunt! Stop by the library as of Friday, April 7th to pick up wooden eggs to be [...]
Book binding for families (2) with Lilly Rand Barnett
In this afternoon class for young artists age 7 and up, Barnett will teach kids a way to make a "no-binding-necessary" book. You'll be invited [...]
SML Middle Grade Book Group
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, [...]
World Skyscraper Day
Do you know in which US city the first skyscraper in the world appeared? Do you know which city is now home to the tallest [...]
Current Fiction Book Group led by Claudia Cayne
"Bewilderment" by Richard Powers The astrobiologist Theo Byrne searches for life throughout the cosmos while single-handedly raising his unusual nine-year-old, Robin, following the death of [...]
Current Fiction Book Group – Led by Claudia Cayne
“Detransition Baby” by Torrey Peters Reese almost had it all: a loving relationship with Amy, an apartment in New York City, a job she did [...]