RSVP HERE Get ready to fix up your favorite clothes and learn some cool hand sewing tricks in a chill, hands-on session. Once you know the essentials, we move on to mending items you bring in. Basic sewing tools and thread are supplied. First Monday of the Month @ 5:30 PM RSVP at the Circulation Desk, […]
Bring your questions or 3D designs and get the help that you need! No registration required—just come in with your questions, concerns, or creations and get the help or tips that you need!
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An inclusive program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Discover your creative side, make new friends, and have fun when you join us for an hour of coloring and some crafts. We often have special events, such as bingo, movies, etc…. Create! meets weekly all fall, September through November (except 9/8, 10/13 & 11/24). Drop-in. No registration […]
Make and take kindness rocks for kids aged 10 & up! No school? No problem. We’ve got a fun activity planned for you. Join us as we make kindness rocks – help spread kindness throughout our community & have fun doing it. Please register. For kids aged 10 & up!
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What’s your favorite Thanksgiving side dish? Join Beth M. and Beth L. for a discussion around this cherished American holiday. Sample a few side dishes— some classic and some unique. We will provide the samples; you share a favorite recipe. Special Guest Angel Crespo, a Connecticut-based sommelier trained in Zaragoza, Spain, and the author of A Toast to the Holidays, […]
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Are you learning Spanish and seeking to enhance your speaking skills? Join our Spanish conversation group for adults at the library, led by a native speaker. Registration preferred but not required. Questions? Contact Manross Library @ #860-584-7790. Fall Schedule: Wednesdays at 6:00 PM: Sept. 9th & 30th, Oct. 21st, Nov. 4th & Nov. 18th, 2026. […]
RSVP HERE On Christmas Eve, 1776, 225 sickly American prisoners of war were marched from British military jails in New York City to be exchanged. Most were enlisted soldiers from Connecticut captured during recent battles. This presentation will describe the men’s harrowing journey and what became of them, highlighting those who came from central Connecticut. […]