A new book club, the Brighton Booklovers will discuss our third book. Now is a great time to join! Next month’s book is available at the library, just ask at the desk.

Have lots of fun with rhymes and stories for the whole family. Open to all ages.

Turn triangles of rolled newspaper into a surprisingly sturdy 48-inch structure. Recommended for ages 8 and older.

Enjoy a new theme every week with activities, stories, and a craft. Appropriate for ages 3-6. Space is limited; registration is required. Please call or visit the service desk.

Come one, come all. Join us for an afternoon of board, card and video games. Parents, come teach your kids Yahtzee! Children, come teach your parents the Wii. Bring your favorite game to show off to your friends and family or enjoy games available at the library. An intergenerational joy for everyone. Hot chocolate too!

Surrounded by our protective atmosphere and magnetosphere, we on Earth have been shielded from the worst aspects of severe space weather for millennia. But with our increasing daily dependence on sophisticated advanced technologies, like near-Earth orbiting satellites, GPS, and the incredibly complex power distribution grids, we are increasingly vulnerable to the impacts of severe space weather. Likewise, as we and other countries lead efforts to become a space-faring civilization, our understanding of the space environment will be the difference between mission success and failure. Dr. Thomas Bogdan, director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association’s Space Weather Prediction Center, will cover these and many other aspects of how space weather will affect our national security and global economic prosperity during this exciting lecture, discussion and hands-on activities for all ages. 

The Future Artists of America will meet at the library to draw, paint and create!

Enjoy a new theme every week with activities, stories, and a craft. Appropriate for ages 3-6. Space is limited; registration is required. Please call or visit the service desk.

This half hour program is for children ages 3-6 and their caregivers, although any one is invited to attend. Enjoy books and activities together and hear special tips to help your young one learn the steps to basic literacy.

January’s theme is Puppet Pandemonium! We will spend an hour making our creations and then playing with them using our library puppet theatre.

Jan. 6- Paper Bag Puppets
Jan. 13- Paper Plate Puppets
Jan. 20- Finger Puppets
Jan. 27- Stick Puppets

Work on cool crafts while hanging out with other teens.

Enjoy a new theme each week with stories, activities and crafts. Geared towards ages 3-5.

Sing, dance, play games and learn how to play some basic instruments. Parents and siblings are welcome. There are no books or crafts at this program. Appropriate for ages 2-6. Space is limited; registration is required. Please call or visit the service desk.

Start using the online catalog to search for books, place holds, and suggest items for the library to purchase.

Join in this teen discussion group that covers various topics of interest, historical facts and fictions, myths and mysteries. Books, music, slide shows and movie clips will be featured. Snacks too.  January’s topic: Sports and their origins.

Enjoy a new theme every week with activities, stories, and a craft. Appropriate for ages 3-6. Space is limited; registration is required. Please call or visit the service desk.

Sing, dance, play games and learn how to play some basic instruments. Parents and siblings are welcome. There are no books or crafts at this program. Appropriate for ages 2-6. Space is limited; registration is required. Please call or visit the service desk.

Joins us for a fun hour of BINGO and receive the book of your choice when you win. All ages are welcome.

How Starbucks Saved My Life by Michael Gill is the featured book for January at the Bennett Book Club. Come join the discussion.