Fact or Fiction

Is it real or not? Hear some far out stories and try to figure it out! For grades 1-6. Registration requested. Registration: http://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=THOMASTON&curID=405668

Children's Department

MATT On the Go

Matt On the Go for Adult Life Long Learners! Calling all art and history buffs! Join the Mattatuck Museum’s Lead Educator, Valerie Rodgers as she discusses and presents a series of images from the Mattatuck Museum’s changing exhibitions currently on view, including...More

Matt On the Go for Adult Life Long Learners! Calling all art and history buffs! Join the Mattatuck Museum’s Lead Educator, Valerie Rodgers as she discusses and presents a series of images from the Mattatuck Museum’s changing exhibitions currently on view, including paintings, artworks, archival photographs and more! Discover historical facts about the museum at our temporary new location, Rose Hill in Waterbury, Connecticut. Supported by the Connecticut Community FoundationThe Mattatuck Museum is an art and regional history museum on the Green in downtown Waterbury, starting out as a historical society in 1877. The Museum opened its first display hall in 1912 and has been exhibiting art ever since. The museum collects and exhibits American art and cultural history – with a focus on the history of the Naugatuck Valley and the artists of Connecticut.

Baby Time

Stories, songs and playtime for babies age birth to 3 years old. Register upon arrival.

Community Room

Pokemon Club

Fun for Pokemon fans of all ages! Registration requested. Registration: http://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=THOMASTON&curID=405684

Community Room

Connecticut Spirits

“Connecticut Spirits” with Steve Wronker, features documented stories, legends and supernatural tales from haunted places across the state. The program, suitable for adults and young adults, will also feature a display of antique “ghostly” artifacts.Hear stories, see...More

“Connecticut Spirits” with Steve Wronker, features documented stories, legends and supernatural tales from haunted places across the state. The program, suitable for adults and young adults, will also feature a display of antique “ghostly” artifacts.Hear stories, see displays, investigate phenomena, discover books and research from locations well-documented as having a link with the dead. Steve includes many references to the books, papers and online research he has used while investigating ghosts right here in the Constitution State. The program is free, thanks to Friends of the Library, and open to the public with registration strongly suggested as seating will be limited. Please call or visit the library to register.

Alphabits Rock!

Stories, music and dancing all about the alphabet! A different letter will be the star each week. Today we celebrate the letter "E". This program is for children ages 3, 4, and 5 years old. Register upon arrival.

Community Room

Tween After Hours Spooktacular

Prepare to be scared! For grades 4-7. In person registration is required for this after hours program.

Community Room

Fall Time at the Library

Stories, songs, and a craft all about autumn. All ages welcome. Registration requested. Registration: http://www.eventkeeper.com/code/ekform.cfm?curOrg=THOMASTON&curID=405753

Children's Department

I Spy @ the Library

All ages welcome for our I Spy challenge in the library. Register upon arrival.

Children's Department

Family Challenge: Pumpkin Carving

Bring your own gutted pumpkin and the library will provide carving tools. Leave your creation here tonight to be judged. Pick it up on Wednesday, October 30 between 1:00-6:00 so you can enjoy it for Halloween. In-person registration is required for this event.

Community Room

Trick or Treat at the Library

No tricks, only treats! Trick or treat any time today at the library!

Baby Time

Stories, songs and playtime for babies age birth to 3 years old. Register upon arrival.

Community Room