Programs for Adults

The annual exhibition of incredible artwork by Medfield High School Art Students and beautiful floral arrangements by members of the Medfield Garden Club is just weeks away. Stop by the library during regular business hours Friday, March 24th-Sunday, March 26th to experience the sights and smells of this fantastic collaboration!

Join bestselling author Paul Clerici as he discusses the iconic Boston Marathon.  

The award-winning writer will take you through the colorful 26.2-mile journey - mile by mile, town by town, story by story. With his unique vast array of experience and knowledge, he brings the great race to life through informative, humorous, and enlightening detail that includes stories about every moment, landmark, and portion of the course - - from its start in 1897 to present day.
Please click here to reserve your seats!

Join Massachusetts based National Park Rangers and Historians for a series of lunchtime lectures on Zoom!
If you are unable to attend these live Zoom programs, recordings will be sent to registrants within 24 hours of each presentation.
Click here to register for each program individually.

This month we are watching "The White Helmets."  This film follows the daily operations of a group of volunteer rescue workers of the Syrian Civil Defence, also known as the White Helmets. This film is from 2016 but the White Helmets have recently been in the news for their rescue work after the earthquake on February 6th.
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Join Emma Green in this exploration of the ways that Americans are divided - politically, religiously, economically, and within communities and families. What has caused these ruptures and what are some ways for us to come back together? Pulling from the many, many people she has spoken to over the years as well as her articles on the Federalist Society, the Supreme Court, and Affirmative Action, Emma will lead us in this difficult but essential discussion!
Click here to register for the Zoom link.

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Eco-Centric Book Club

Memoir Book Club

Fiction Book Club

Bring your own art supplies (it's basic stuff you probably already have) and join Bri on Zoom for Virtual Craft Class. Pajamas and Mugs of Steaming Tea are encouraged!

In this session we will be making collages inspired by the artwork of Jane Davies.  

Email Bri at [email protected] for Zoom links and supply lists.

Join our amazing knitting instructor, Cindy, to get some help with your personal knitting project.  If you don't need any help, bring your project and come hang out with other knitters! Attend in person at the library, or join us from home on Zoom.

First time knitters: please attend in person.  We'll have all the supplies you need and Cindy will be delighted to help you get started on your knitting adventure!

Email Bri at [email protected] to get on the mailing list for reminders, scheduling updates, and Zoom links.

Shrinky ***** aren't just for kids! Join us at the library for a fun and social hour of craft time, and go home with some festive St. Patrick's Day jewelry. You can make earrings or a pin or both!

Please click here to register so we have enough supplies for everyone.

We play a wide variety of games like Scattergories, Boggle, Balderdash, and Quicktionary.  No worries if you've never played before - we'll teach you!

You do not need to register or RSVP but Email Bri at [email protected] to get on the mailing list for reminders and scheduling updates.

Join certified meditation instructor Amy Rutledge for this workshop designed to help you drift off to sleep! We will practice lying down in bed, starting with the humming exercise to soothe the nervous system, sleep affirmations, and Yoga Nidra meditation (A type of body scan meditation that helps with falling asleep/deep rest and relaxation), followed by a sound bath. Class will end without any check in or goodbye so you can drift off to sleep peacefully or wind down for bed!

Email Bri at [email protected] to get the Zoom link.

Join us for a relaxing hour of creative play at Doodle Club for Adults!

We'll have a different doodle prompt each time we meet, or do your own thing.  Use the supplies provided or bring your own! This is not a drawing class, it's just an hour to let your mind wander over the paper.

No drawing skills are required!

No need to register or RSVP but Email Bri at [email protected] for reminders and scheduling updates.

Programs for Teens & Tweens

Try out different games and consoles with OneUp Games’ Freeplay!
Drop in any time during the program to play!

Systems include:
Nintendo Switch
XBox Series S
PlayStation 4
Oculus Quest 2

Ages 10+.  PLEASE REGISTER HERE

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS - 4 WEEK CAMPAIGN!:  SUNDAYS, 3-5PM, 3/5-3/26
The moon elves were an ancient, spacefaring people who dwelt amongst the stars in lunar places.  Now long gone, their sanctums drift in space, quiet…abandoned…awaiting the bold to discover them!

Our next Dungeons & Dragons game will be:  “Sanctum of the Moon Elves,” a 4-part mini-campaign that will take the characters from 2nd to 3rd level!

We will be meeting SUNDAY afternoons, 3-5pm on 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, and 3/26.  
GRADES 5 & UP

MUST REGISTER HERE AS SPACE IS LIMITED TO 6 ADVENTURERS!
WE ASK THAT YOU PLEASE ONLY REGISTER IF YOU ARE ABLE TO ATTEND ALL 4 SESSIONS.

Do you love Pokemon?  Do you collect Pokemon cards?  
Join us for our very own card club! Snacks provided!
Ages 10+.  Please Register.

CLICK ON A DATE TO REGISTER:
March 8th
March 22nd

CONDUCTING COLLEGE RESEARCH WITH COLLEGEWISE (VIRTUAL)
How can students and their families identify which schools will be a good fit - socially, academically, and financially?

There are over 2,000 four-year colleges in the United States for students to consider. How can families identify those schools at which their students will be happiest and most successful? We’ll share ways for attendees to evaluate the many factors that need to be considered, and even discuss how to visit colleges (a planning ritual that sounds easy but can sometimes be as stressful as full-contact karate).

PLEASE REGISTER HERE.  

TEEN ADVISORY BOARD:  WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15TH, 5PM
WHAT DOES OUR TEEN ADVISORY BOARD DO?

Plan Events!
Eat Snacks!
Help the Library!
Earn Volunteer Hours!
Experience for College and Job Applications!

OPEN TO GRADES 5 & UP
You do NOT have to register to be on the Board, just show up!

Bullet journals are a unique, extremely creative way of organizing a planner.

They can also be helpful in organizing all of your class notes, course and extracurricular schedules, and assignments in an appealing way!  Each month we will meet to learn new techniques and layouts, share our journals, and listen to music (all while eating some delicious snacks)!  All levels welcome; for ages 12 and up.

PLEASE REGISTER HERE.  Supplies can be provided if needed.

Programs for Children

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