Week Calendar

Pre-K children ages 3-5 on their own 

Resident registration begins September 9 for the 6-week session and must be made through the Children’s Department in person or by phone (860-652-7718).

This program is FULL, the waitlist is OPEN.

Children 24-36 months with an adult.

Resident registration begins September 9 for the 6-week session and must be made through

Children 24-36 months with an adult.

Resident registration begins September 9 for the 6-week session and must be made through the Children’s Department in person or by phone (860-652-7718).

Families with kids ages 5 & under

No registration needed.

The TINKERLAB is place for little ones to learn, play, create, and explore with a favorite adult.

For kids ages 4 - 7

Registration begins September 14 for residents; September 25 for nonresidents.

This Fall Yoga Storytime, led by Kristina Diamond, will include a story read by a librari

Knit, crochet, quilt, or stitch your way through the afternoon with others who share your passion for the fiber arts. Bring your own project, ask for advice, and get inspired for your next creation.

Embark on a job-seeking adventure with the American Job Center!

For kids in grades 2-6 

Registration begins September 11 for residents; September 22 for nonresidents.

September 25 is National Comic Book Day and the Children’s Department is celebra

For kids in grades K-6

No registration needed

We’ll provide the materials, you provide the creativity. Visit the 2CF Studio between 4:15 and 5:15 pm to make a masterpiece.

Come practice coding! Code Crafters, run by two Glastonbury High School students, aims to provide fundamental programming education to middle school students.

Local author and former FBI agent Greg Dillon shares his whistleblower story in his book, the Thin Blue Lie: An Honest Cop vs. The FBI, to show just what happens when one tries to report FBI misconduct.

Are you looking to hone your writing skills by learning what the experts have to say? Are you interested in meeting up with other local writers to discuss the art? Join the Readers & Writers Book Club!

Teens, come learn Blackletter Calligraphy, which is also known as the Gothic style! It is a classic, dramatic lettering style and a great way to introduce yourself to the broad edge nib.