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FREE and open to all ages. Join us as we welcome back local music group Crimson Canary for the first performance of our Out of this World Concert Series! They are thrilled to have accordionist Chris Haynes join them for a special evening of French, Italian and Spanish music.
Happening RAIN or SHINE!! That means that weather permitting, they will take place on the Library Green. Some chairs will be provided but please feel free to bring a blanket or lawn chair.
However, in the case of inclement weather — the show must go on! The performance will happen downstairs in our programming space at the back of the Youth Department. If so, we will advertise as such the day of the concert.
Join us at Nonotuck Park, Pavilion #4 for our traditional final event featuring local music STARS Andy & Brandee!! This event is open to all ages. Sign up to let us know what you can bring to the picnic. Rain or Shine, we are on!
This new series, geared toward teens but open to all, will tackle important issues facing our local community and beyond.
Did you know that, at the Easthampton Community Center alone, over 1400 families facing food insecurity are served each month, with over 8000 pounds of food distributed every week? So often the struggles these families face remain invisible to most, and it’s critical that we shed light on this issue.
Join us in welcoming a panel of food-access-experts to the Library, who will share their perspectives on this important topic. Please consider bringing your own questions, comments, or stories to share as well.
“Critical” is brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
All EWML Summer Reading Programs run from June 29th to August 8th! For more information on each program, go to the Adult Summer Reading page or the Youth Summer Reading page.
Each week a new challenge will be offered, this will be themed around “Imagine Your Story” Summer Reading Program-2020. Legos, k’nex, Keva Planks, any materials you would like to use to create and build is fine! You are welcome to post on our Social Media as a comment if you would like to share your project! Have fun! All ages!
Join our Local Musician and Story Teller Andy! Each week Andy will be presenting magical music with creativity and imagination! Registration is required for this Live Zoom Program! Ages 3+
Join us each week for all types of “Once upon a Time…” picture books, including some old favorites and some new discoveries to use your imagination! All ages welcome! Registration required to view Live Zoom program.
Each week a new challenge will be offered, this will be themed around “Imagine Your Story” Summer Reading Program-2020. Legos, k’nex, Keva Planks, any materials you would like to use to create and build is fine! You are welcome to post on our Social Media as a comment if you would like to share your project! Have fun! All ages!