Week Calendar

MOTHER GOOSE on the LOOSE

Ages 18 months-4 years, child with adult

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

TODDLERTIME

No registration required!

*SATURDAY*

Practice English is a drop-in program for those who want to improve their English skills.

For more information please call 860.561.8201. No registration required.

Our neighborhood theater, Playhouse on Park, will present a preview of their upcoming show Curious George: The Golden Meatball for children of all ages and their parents. Meet the cast. Watch scenes from the show.

MIGHTY BUILDERS

Ages 3-5 years, child alone

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

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.

BABYTIME

No registration required!

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

Crafting for a Cause!

THURSDAY - From classics like Verdi’s Aida and Puccini’s La Fanciulla del West to the more modern Hitchcock thriller Marnie, music historian Jeffrey Engel will explore five operas of the Metropolitan Ope

Holiday Concert for the entire family with Karen K and the Jitterbugs.

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.

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.

Monday, December 10: Do you enjoy trying new recipes? Do you like tasting new things and discussing them with others? Then come to one of our Cookbook Club events!

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.

BEING MINDFUL WHILE PARENTING
Make parenting a more mindful experience!

TUESDAYS September 25, October 9 & 23, November 13 & 27 and December 11

"Reinventing Power: America's Renewable Energy Boom" is a 50 minute documentary produced by the Sierra Club. The film focuses on people in 8 states whose lives were changed by the renewable energy industry.

Grades 6-12: Come to the library, relax, and create a winter-themed painting that you can keep for yourself or gift to someone this holiday season! Instruction and supplies are provided by Pam's Picasso's.

REGISTER BELOW — When Emily Dickinson died in 1886, she was unknown outside of a small circle of family and friends. Two women changed that.

Special holiday meeting of the Connecticut Screenwriters group.

Library-sponsored fiction writers' group for adults meets monthly on the second Thursday at 7:00PM, in the Noah Webster Library Board Room (usually), 20 S. Main Street, West Hartford.