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 Join Art Horn on Thursday, October 10th at 6:30pm as he talks about amazing record breaking weather! This is a must see for all weather enthusiasts! Registration begins October 1st.
Call 860.489.8864 to register or email Jessica at jessh@torringtonlibrary.org  Create, build, and imagine! Meet up and make new friends! Let your inner architect blossom!!
This is a 3 week program for children ages 6-10 We meet Monday's from 4:30-5:15: October 21st, October 28th, and November 4th Registration for this program begins October 7th Call 860.489.6684 or email Ms. Jill  Thursday, October 3rd from 6:00-7:45
Register today! Prepare to be scared out of your wits! During this workshop, you will be asked to write a serious of scary, spooky, or down-right odd stories! Just in time for Halloween, this workshop will get your blood pumping and afraid of things that go bump in the night! To register, email Jessica or call 860.489.6684  Mysteries of WWII
Presented by the Smoking Gun Research Agency Thursday, September 26th at 6:30 Join the SGRA as they examine the mysteries of WWII and the cover-ups that we still don't know about! Sponsored by the Community Foundation of Northwest Connecticut Call 860.489.6684 to register or email Jessica at jessh@torringtonlibrary.org  Join us for this unique and fun program about the odd little facts most people didn't know about the presents on Thursday, September 19th at 6:30.
The program is based on Prof. Spignesi's latest book, Grover Cleveland's Rubber Jaw, and focuses on unusual, surprising, unexpected, strange, but all true facts about the Presidents. The presentation is highly educational, and often quite humorous. The program is accompanied by a slideshow of the official Library of Congress portraits of each President. Signed copies of Grover Cleveland's Rubber Jaw are available at a discount. To register, please call the library at 860.489.6684 or email Jessica. |
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