Event List

Create your own delicious cheese and chocolate board with Raven Janoski of the Village Cheese Shop.

Join us for a weekly, in-depth discussion of Tess of the d’Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy. We’ll read the novel together and explore its themes, characters, and big questions through thoughtful group discussion.

Certified instructor Rosemary Martilotta leads this gentle yoga class, which combines postural alignment, conscious breathing, deep relaxation and energy awareness. All abilities welcome. Bring a yoga mat or towel. This is a 6-class series.

Learn the fundamentals of music through the guitar with Adam King of Reprise Music. Participants of this four class series will explore beyond the basics of the guitar and learn to play a full song. No experience needed, beginners are welcome.

 Join us throughout February for a fun, energizing way to boost your heart health.

 Join us throughout February for a fun, energizing way to boost your heart health.

Experience the ancient art of Tai Chi, often called “meditation in motion,” in this gentle, low-impact class series led by Alan Stewart.

Experience the ancient art of Tai Chi, often called “meditation in motion,” in this gentle, low-impact class series led by Alan Stewart.

This year is the 800th Anniversary of St.

Coronary artery disease is the leading cause of death for both women and men in the U.S.  While the incidence in men has been long appreciated, the impact on women has been underestimated for many years. Dr. John P.

Every third Thursday of each month a HICAP counselor will be available to meet with individuals for half hour, one-on-one appointments to answer questions about Medicare health insurance programs.

Every third Thursday of each month a HICAP counselor will be available to meet with individuals for half hour, one-on-one appointments to answer questions about Medicare health insurance programs.

Every third Thursday of each month a HICAP counselor will be available to meet with individuals for half hour, one-on-one appointments to answer questions about Medicare health insurance programs.

 Join us throughout February for a fun, energizing way to boost your heart health.

 Join us throughout February for a fun, energizing way to boost your heart health.

Experience the ancient art of Tai Chi, often called “meditation in motion,” in this gentle, low-impact class series led by Alan Stewart.

Experience the ancient art of Tai Chi, often called “meditation in motion,” in this gentle, low-impact class series led by Alan Stewart.

Fitness instructor Laurie Short will help you improve your strength, mobility, posture, balance and flexibility during seated and (some) standing exercises. You will use tubing, balls, bands and gliding discs.

Fitness instructor Laurie Short will help you improve your strength, mobility, posture, balance and flexibility during seated and (some) standing exercises. You will use tubing, balls, bands and gliding discs.

Join us for a PBS documentary exploring the life and legacy of author Zora Neale Hurston.

Chef Rob will prepare an extra sharp cheddar and broccoli soup for patrons to enjoy at the library and a “Love a Brownie in a Mug” to take home for dessert. *Registrants will need to bring a mug to this class.

Chef Rob will prepare an extra sharp cheddar and broccoli soup for patrons to enjoy at the library and a “Love a Brownie in a Mug” to take home for dessert. There is a $10 nonrefundable fee for this program.

Join us for a weekly, in-depth discussion of Tess of the d’Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy. We’ll read the novel together and explore its themes, characters, and big questions through thoughtful group discussion.

This is a heartrending, gripping account of this Puccini masterpiece. Patricia Racette exudes the teenaged geisha Cio-Cio-San’s innocence, submissiveness and all-consuming naïve love for Pinkerton.