Upcoming Events

Learn about the four essential components of a habitat – food, water, shelter, and space (air). We will play a game and meet live animal ambassadors while learning about native animals that live in CT habitats such as fields, forests, and ponds.

Calling all animal lovers! Come to the library to learn about LIONS and to make your own lion to take home!

Recommended for ages 6-11 years.

Registration required.

Owl pellets will be used to teach food webs, ecosystems, anatomy, and writing (every pellet tells a story). Act as detectives and fine surgeons, using forceps and probes in their exploration of pelletized “victims.”

Meet and learn about furry friends such as ferrets, guinea pigs, sugar gliders, rabbits, hedgehogs, and more!

This program contains live animals.

No registration required!

What are food webs and why are they so important? Learn what animals eat and who eats them. Find out why “pests” like mosquitoes are as important as “cute” animals like chipmunks.

Meet and learn about scaly friends such as tortoises, hermit crabs, spiders, geckos, snakes, and more!

This program contains live animals.

No registration required!

Calling all animal lovers! Come to the library to learn about BEES and to make your own bee to take home!

Recommended for ages 6-11 years.

Registration required.

Meet and pet farm friends such as goats, bunnies, chickens, and ducks!

This program contains live animals.

Registration is not required!

Calling all animal lovers! Come to the library to learn about SNAKES and to make your own snake to take home!

Recommended for ages 6-11 years.

Registration required.