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January 26, 2022
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Children’s Virtual Story Time, Craft & Yoga Class
Listen to a story with Ms. Julie, pick up a related craft & activity kit, then learn the animal postures from the story in a yoga class for children with … Continue reading
Artist Talk with exhibiting artists: Josh Brown, Erycka Ortiz, and Tycho Horan Wed. January 27, 6:00 PM
Via zoom. For Teens and Adults. For more information and to register, visit the events calendar here. Questions? Email Nike: ndesis@oldlymelibrary.org
The Hog River: Do You Know Connecticut has a Buried River? – Wed, January 26 at 6:30pm
Enjoy a conversation with Dick Shriver, publisher of the local Estuary magazine, and Elizabeth Normen, publisher of Connecticut Explored and author of My Ride Down the Hog River in Estuary’s … Continue reading
Plan Your Visit
Our doors are open to all patrons during our regular business hours: Monday-Thursday: 9am-7pm Friday: 9am-5pm Saturday: 9am-2pm Ongoing Covid-19 Safety Measures Universal Mask Requirement: Masks are required for all … Continue reading
Lotus Flower Lantern Craft – Wed, February 23 at 6:30pm
Join us for an online craft class. Learn how to make a Korean lotus blossom lantern with colored paper and wire frames. The “Feast of Lanterns,” is one of the … Continue reading
A Poet, A Pop Star, and an Independent Press; Art Exhibit up through February 28, 2022
To see the multi-media display, visit the Young Adult space during the Library’s open hours. Featuring local artists: Josh Brown (AnUrbanNerd, Poet Laureate of New London), Erycka Ortiz (Song Writer, Community Organizer and Pop … Continue reading
Phoebe’s Morning Book Chat – Thursday, February 10 at 11am
Phoebe’s Morning book chat takes place on the second Thursday of every month at 11:00am. Multiple copies of the selected book are available please call the library (860-434-1684) to reserve … Continue reading
Contemporary Classics with Marsha Bansavage – Tuesday, February 1, 2022 at 7:00pm
This program will be virtual (via Zoom) email Linda Alexander at lalexander@oldlymelibrary.org each month to receive a link to the discussion. The library has multiple copies of the book, please … Continue reading
On behalf of the staff of the library and the Board of Trustees:
Libraries have long served as stewards of free speech, and we are proud and passionate to be a part of that tradition. We remain fully committed to free expression and free … Continue reading
