Visit the Library with your little one and share some quality time together. Enjoy songs, rhymes, movement, books, and playtime in each interactive session. Your baby will have the opportunity to hear lots of language while you get to know other families with young children. Recommended for ages 0-15 months.
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Aug
26
Mon
Calling all builders! Make something cool for our weekly challenge, or just let your imagination run wild. Creations will remain on display at the Library until the Club’s next meeting. Recommended for ages 4 & up.
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Children's Program
Sep
9
Mon
The Graphic Novel Book Club meets the first Monday of each month, from 6:30 – 8 PM. All are welcome to join! Please call 527-1031 or come in, and let Kelley or Suzie know that you’re interested. For the latest title, please visit the Adult Ongoing Programs page of our website!
Sep
16
Mon
Facilitators Jess and Albie will present on addressing the Overdose Crisis with Harm Reduction, and lead a conversation/Q&A.
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What is harm reduction?
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Does harm reduction include abstinence and 12 step? (It does, but most media mistakenly have portrayed abstinence and harm reduction as opposites).
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How can harm reduction help people who don’t want or have not been able to achieve abstinence?
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How does harm reduction offer families an alternative to tough love?
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How does harm reduction save lives of people who use drugs?
Jess Tilley and Albie Park are best practice harm reduction trainers and consultants and co-founders of HRH413, located in Western MA. Together they have well over 40 years in harm reduction as activists and treatment providers. HRH413 is dedicated to elevating the quality of harm reduction services in Western MA in particular and their knowledge and skill are recognized nationally.
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Adult Program
Sep
19
Thu
Sunny is a Bright Spot Therapy Dog who likes to hear stories and look at the pictures. She is a very friendly Labrador Retriever. We will have sign ups for 10 minute slots with our reading buddy.
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Children's Program
Sep
21
Sat
Are you as fascinated by Virtual Reality as we are? Want to learn more about this budding technology? Help us welcome back Arthur and Peter Evans of Makerspace Workshops, who will share their two-player VR system with us. PLUS we’ll reveal exciting plans that the Library has to make VR more accessible to YOU!
This program is geared toward teens is grades 7-12, and registration is strongly encouraged.
“Teen Tech Takeovers” are brought to you with federal funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.
Sep
24
Tue
Tuesday, September 24th is National Voter Registration
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Adult Program Drop-In
Tuesday, September 24th is National Voter Registration
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Adult Program Drop-In
Oct
3
Thu
Join us for Family Story Time with our Representative Dan Carey as our Special Guest and Reader. We will have stories, songs, and a craft (snacks too!). ages 3+
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Children's Program
Oct
10
Thu
You’re invited to “Meet & Greet” the candidates for Easthampton City Council! Get to know them. Ask questions. Voice concerns. Learn where they stand on key local issues. No registration necessary, just drop-in!
We’ll also be available to help you register to vote, check your voting status and/or find your polling place!!
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Adult Program Drop-In