Week Calendar

West Hartford Connections is a fun and energetic morning leaders' exchange group that is held the 1st and 3rd Friday of the month.

MOTHER GOOSE on the LOOSE

Ages 18 months-4 years, child with adult

This program requires registration - this is not a drop-in class.

TIME FOR TWO’S

Ages 24-35 months, child with adult

This program requires registration - this is not a drop-in class.

Halloween Party

For preschool children & their parents/caregiver

Meet a Ballerina

Writers participating in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) are invited to work on their novels in a supportive environment (with plenty of outlets and writing resources) and enter to win NaNoWriMo prizes!&nbs

MINI-MOVERS – PARTY LIKE a PRESCHOOLER!

Ages 2-5 yrs. (child with adult), no registration required 

MIGHTY BUILDERS

Ages 3-5 years, child alone

This program requires registration - this is not a drop-in class.

Halloween Party

For preschool children & their parents/caregiver

The New Yorker magazine discussion group meets at 11:00am on Fridays at the Noah Webster Library, 20 South Main St., in West Hartford Center.

SATURDAYS, 4 SESSIONS - Professional musician Don Donegan will offer an easy four-session introduction to the versatile harmonica on Saturday mornings.

Computer Coaches can assist with basic computer skills, email, word processing, spreadsheets, and Internet searching. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

The Local History Room, located at the Noah Webster Library, is open and staffed by a volunteer today. In addition, many materials from this collection may be accessed during all library hours. Please inquire at the Reference Desk.

Our Tech Therapist will do his best to answer your questions about downloadable audiobooks, ebooks, word processing, basic spreadsheets, and presentation software and give some hands on help on a first come, first serve basis.

New contemporary YA novel Changing Ways tells the all-too-familiar story of Grace Edwards; a sixteen-year-old who spirals into mental illness and must travel the tough road to recovery with the help of friends, family, and those

ALL THINGS GOOGLE

Our Tech Therapist will do their best to answer your questions about downloadable audiobooks, ebooks, word processing, basic spreadsheets, and presentation software and give some hands on help on a first come, first serve basis.

Writers participating in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) are invited to work on their novels in a supportive environment (with plenty of outlets and writing resources) and enter to win NaNoWriMo prizes!  Light s

An informal collective for college age and up, facilitated by local anime enthusiasts Jeannette Hall & Rebecca McMahon. The group focuses on pop culture programming with an emphasis on Japanese animated series, video games, and films.

PRIME TIME with PIPER & MRS. BREEN

Child with adult, no registration required!

Questions about Health Insurance? Access Health CT staff will answer your questions and explain the ins and outs of using Connecticut's Healthcare Exchange to sign up for insurance.

The Local History Room, located at the Noah Webster Library, is normally open for research on Tuesday evenings from 6PM-8:45 PM. If you are coming from a distance to do research, please call the Reference Desk at 860-561-6990 to confirm.

WEDNESDAY - Connecticut Screenwriters, a library-sponsored group, was established in April 2004.