Upcoming Events

Join us at the Atwater Memorial Library every Friday from 10AM - 3PM for our Quilting Club!

A casual group whose members all share their creative love of quilting! 

Enjoy 30-minutes of songs, stories, and movement. This program is recommended for ages 18-months and up with a parent or care-giver.

Siblings are welcome!

This is a drop in program, registration is not required.

This program at the library is called...Dance Mode! Get ready to dance, sing, and play instruments in this family-oriented program!

This program is recommended for ages 18 months and up.

Siblings are welcome!

Want to Join?

Monday Night Mah Jongg is for those looking to play the game with, or a group of players looking to join!

Join us for a firefighter storytime! We will sing songs, read a story, and meet real fire fighters!

This is a drop in program, registration is not required.

Calling all animal lovers! Come to the library to learn about TURTLES and to make your own sea turtle to take home!

Recommended for ages 6-11 years.

Registration required.

Enjoy the friendly camaraderie of your fellow artisans and join us on Wednesday mornings! Beginners are welcome. Knit, crochet, embroider, quilt -- all kinds of needle craft.

No registration necessary.

This program at the library is called...Dance Mode! Get ready to dance, sing, and play instruments in this family-oriented program!

This program is recommended for ages 18 months and up.

Siblings are welcome!

Please join staff from the North Branford Public Schools for an engaging and insightful discussion of key themes from The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.

Shopping for cheese can be intimidating! From price disparity to over-the-top food trends, we’ve managed to overcomplicate one of the oldest, simplest and most nutritious foods. 

Put on your most elegant bowties and fanciest tutus (or whatever you find comfortable)! Then, join us for songs, stories, and silliness!

This program is recommended for ages 6 months to 4 years with a parent or caregiver.

Monthly Drop-In Caregiving Support Group: For Dementia and Alzheimer's Caregivers

Caregiving is challenging.

Come to the library and make your own squishy from paper. You will be able to design your squishy or use one of our premade templates and leave with an adorable squishy of your own. 

Registration is required

Recommended K-6th

Enjoy 30-minutes of songs, stories, and movement. This program is recommended for ages 18-months and up with a parent or care-giver.

Siblings are welcome!

This is a drop in program, registration is not required.

Join Miss Mary on the 2nd Saturday of every month for 30 minutes of stories, music, and movement. 

All Ages.

Registration is not required.

This program at the library is called...Dance Mode! Get ready to dance, sing, and play instruments in this family-oriented program!

This program is recommended for ages 18 months and up.

Siblings are welcome!

Come to the library for 30 minutes of making! Each Little Maker's session will have a simple craft activity that we do together. In May we will be learning about Mental Health Month and make a calm down jar craft.

Recommended ages 2-6

Want to Join?

Monday Night Mah Jongg is for those looking to play the game with, or a group of players looking to join!

Come to the library for 30 minutes of making! Each Little Maker's session will have a simple craft activity that we do together. In May we will be learning about Mental Health Month and make a calm down jar craft.

Recommended ages 2-6

Do you consider writing to be a passion, hobby, or general interest? If that's the case, then our Monthly Writers Group might just be for you!

Put on your PJs, grab your favorite stuffed animal, and come to the library for a nighttime storytime!

We will sing songs, make a craft, and read a bedtime story.

Enjoy the friendly camaraderie of your fellow artisans and join us on Wednesday mornings! Beginners are welcome. Knit, crochet, embroider, quilt -- all kinds of needle craft.

No registration necessary.

Please join staff from the North Branford Public Schools for an engaging and insightful discussion of key themes from The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt.