Food Bank: Food Pick UP ( must call to schedule)

Town residents with income of < 235% of the poverty level may call 860-665-8590 to schedule an appointment to register to use the food bank- one time per month.

Food Bank: Food Pick UP ( must call to schedule)

Town residents with income <235% of poverty may call 860-665-8590 to schedule an appointment to register to use the Food Bank- one time per month.

The Family and Friends Support Group

An educational and supportive group for family members and loved ones of individuals using opioids or other substances.

Virtual Tech Help Appointments

Are you looking for help downloading an eBook? Are you wondering how to get started with our streaming services like Acorn TV? Do you need help with your smartphone or iPad? Call the library to schedule a one on one appointment with a librarian! Appointments will be held through Zoom.

Getting Started with Zoom - Virtual

Need to use Zoom to attend meetings and conferences online, or just stay connected with friends and family? Unsure of how to get started? We will cover how to set up an account, join a meeting, host a meeting, and more, so you can feel comfortable and confident navigating this online environment. A link to the video will be available on the day of the program on the Adult Events page. Registration required.

House History Part 1; Accessing Land Records - Virtual

Bryna O’Sullivan, proprietor of Charter Oak Genealogy. Each week we will explore different topics. Bryna O’Sullivan is a Middletown, Connecticut based professional genealogist and French to English genealogical translator. As proprietor of Charter Oak Genealogy, she specializes in lineage society applications. Would you like to learn the history of your home, discover who lived there, and what it looked like in the past? This two part series will help you get started. In part I, we’ll learn how to navigate Connecticut’s land records so that you can determine who once owned your property. Registration required for each program. A zoom link will be provided prior to the event. Registration required. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

Culinary Delights: Apple Pie Calzones - Virtual

Chef Rob Scott is back to create some cooking magic with yummy apple pie calzones. A video link & the recipe will be available on the Adult Events page beginning the day of the program. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

House History Part 2: Who’s Lived in Your House – Virtual

Would you like to learn the history of your home, discover who lived there, and what it looked like in the past? This two part series will help you get started. In part II, we’ll cover some of the many resources available to learn more about the past of your home and its occupants. From maps to the census to local photo collections, you’ll be able to put together the stories of your home’s “past lives". A Zoom link will be provided prior to the event. Registration required. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

Culinary Delights: Chocolate Banana Snickerdoodle Bread - Virtual

Join Chef Rob Scott as he reveals how to bake this delicious treat. A video link & the recipe will be available on the Adult’s Events page beginning the day of the program. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

Backyard Composting - Virtual

Join Tricia and Pete Halvordson, Master Gardeners and Composters from the UCONN Extension Center. Plants and gardens are healthier and more bountiful when rooted in fertile soil that provides an abundance of nutrients. Good soil is a function of several factors. These factors are influenced by location, soil composition and nutrients. Some ways that gardeners will supplement these factors are by providing adequate water, aerating the soil and adding nutrients. In this presentation they will discuss a way of providing nutrients. These sessions will be followed with a live Q&A to discuss any questions about compost and gardening. Registration is required. Prior to the programs you will receive an invitation to the Zoom meeting. This program will also be available as a recorded program to view, after the live presentation. Co-Sponsored by Newington Friends of the Library and the Rocky Hill, Berlin and Wethersfield Libraries.

Introduction to Facebook - Virtual

Facebook is a great resource for keeping connected with friends, family, and the things that interest you! Learn how to create a Facebook account, navigate important features, and explore the many ways Facebook helps keep you connected to the people and topics you care about. The recording will be available on the library’s website on the day of the program.

Mayor and Town Council Public Hearing-Affordable Housing Plan

Mayor and Town Council Regular Meeting