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Come to a Write Rhode Island Workshop with local writer Amanda Kallis in preparation for the Write Rhode Island Short Fiction Contest. In collaboration with School One!
More details TBA.
Open to all eligible contest participants, students enrolled in RI schools, grades 7 through 12 or equivalent for the 2017-2018 academic year.
Although Pawcatuck/Stonington teens may not be elible for the contest, they are encouraged to still attend the workshop!
A community tribute to honor all those who served. 100 year Memorial Anniversary Dedication and dedication of the 5 bronze Armed Forces Seals. Music by the Westerly Band at 10:30am. Speakers and ceremony at 10:45am.
Following the ceremony there will be a reception with refreshments in the Library.
*ONLINE PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED
*REGISTRATION OPENS DEC 1ST
Please let the library know by 12/22 if you have registered, but are unable to attend. Failure to do so will result in suspension of registration privileges for future events
In the final of three Google Photos sessions, you will learn how to edit and share photos in your Google Photos library.
Specifically, we will show you how to enhance your photos and create animations and albums. Then you will learn how easy it is to share some or all of your photos with family and friends on social meadia or directly through email.
To get the most out of this session, please bring your laptop, phone or device.
You will need a free gmail account. Please stop by the computer lab ahead of time and we will help you set one up.
With the holidays fast approaching, if you're having a hard time coming up with gift ideas, stop by our makerspace, and see if we can help you create something new and unique for someone on your gift list.
Welcoming new and old players alike.
If you've ever been interested in Magic: The Gathering, feel free to stop by the library and either learn to play or just have a friendly match.
Take some time out from the library's holiday festivities to make your own christmas tree ornamanets.
Ornament creation is available for all ages - Adults and Teens are welcome to visit the Makerspace and create personalized pieces, while younger children are welcome to assemble premade ornaments in the Children's Room.
Ol’ Saint Nick is back, as he reads T’was the Night Before Christmas, and takes pictures with all the good boys and girls, as they tell him what they want for Christmas!
