Homeschool children grades 2 - 5 are invited to participate in a book club led by Children's Librarian Shelley Arnold. Each month, participants will read and discuss a few chapters of a classic book. Our first book will be Little House on the Prairie, by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Participants must provide their own copy of […]
Bring yarn projects of any sort and socialize in our comfortable conference room. Experienced or new knitters and crocheters welcome!
January's Book Club read is THE ISLAND OF SEA WOMEN. Set largely on the remote Korean island of Jeju, the novel follows Young-sook and Mi-ja, girls from strikingly different backgrounds who bond over their shared love of the sea. Read the book, and then come to the Brewer Public Library for the discussion! Contact the […]
Read, sing, and do crafts with our children’s librarian!
Read, sing, and do crafts with our children’s librarian!
Contact Library staff to schedule your 15-minute appointment to read to one of our Tail Waggin’ Tutors! Visits are shown to increase the skills and confidence of reluctant or struggling readers. Call today to make an appointment with these friendly therapy dogs!
Come to the talk for the chance of earning free tickets to the Metropolitan Live in HD performance presented at the Collins Center for the Arts. This week's performance is Wozzeck.
Bring yarn projects of any sort and socialize in our comfortable conference room. Experienced or new knitters and crocheters welcome!
Come to the Brewer Library and create your own Lego masterpiece!
For 23 years Living Innovations has partnered with thousands of families in New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island and Connecticut to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to lead good lives at home and in their communities with innovative programming and services. Learn more about this organization while eating a light lunch. FREE.