A relaxed story time with fun activities, bubbles and crafts. Activities aimed at ages 3-5, but friends that are older/younger are always welcome to participate!
Do you love to write? Do you want to be an author one day? Then this is the club for you! There will be fun writing exercises, plus opportunities to share your stories and learn some new skills from other young writers. No registration required, just drop in! Recommended for grades 6-12
An alphabet themed storytime that introduces a new letter each week through stories, crafts, and activities. Activities aimed at ages 2-5, but friends that are older/younger are always welcome to participate!
Explore the world without leaving the library! Each month we'll explore a different country and learn interesting facts, local traditions and we'll play a game that's popular with kids in that country. This month we'll be exploring India! No registration required. Recommended for ages 5-12.
Bring your budding bookworm to the library for a fun-filled storytime with music and movement.
Join us every Friday at 1:30 PM for an afternoon of great books and a fun craft to match! Storytime and craft are for children ages 0-5. Registration is not required.
Join us at EHFPL for our next meeting of Chapter Chat, a homeschool book club aimed at ages 7-9, to discuss our current book of the month, Little Lion Rescue by Rachel Delahaye. Chapter Chat readers will try a new first chapter book every month. At each meeting, we’ll talk about the book and do...
Join us at EHFPL for our next meeting of Novel Ideas, a homeschool book club aimed at ages 10-12, to discuss our current book of the month, Prince Caspian by C. S. Lewis. Novel Ideas will read a new middle grade book each month. At each meeting, we’ll talk about the book and do a...
Come play board games with us at EHFPL! From classics, like Monopoly and Sorry, to strategy games like Catan and Ticket to Ride and unique games like Wrong Party or Exploding Kittens, we have a variety of games to chose from. No registration is required for this program, we hope to see you there!
Have you ever wondered how our ancestors survived the harsh working conditions of the Industrial Revolution? Or who were the pioneers who discovered lead toxicity? Come to this presentation for the answers! The presentation will highlight a past local resident, Dr. Alice Hamilton. This presentation is the work of Janet Lemond, C.I.H., who spent most...
Join this nature focused book circle from the East Haddam Land Trust and East Haddam Library System to soak in the writings of natural scientists who expand and deepen our awareness of the ecologies of life. By reading about the seen and unseen relationships of the wood-web, our experiences of forests, waterways, and meadows of...