 Join Miss Jill, Miss Jeni, and Miss Jessica as we prep the young'ens for the Vintage Baseball Game held at Fuessenich Park on Sunday, August 3rd at 5:00pm
Presented by the Torrington Historical Society; Torrington Parks and Rec; and Torrington Municipal Historian, Ken Buckbee! From 5:00-6:00pm the Library team will: --Read about some pesky bats at the baseball field! --Hold a wiffle ball toss, a three legged race, and pin the ball on the field! -- Have a "ball" with some crafty baseball activities! Library activities recommended for ages 3 and up! All Library activities are free with the admission to the game! To learn more about this family-friendly event, please click, "read more" below!  Join Maltose Express as they explain the process of Home Beer Brewing on Thursday, July 24th at 6:30pm!
Maltose Express in Monroe, Connecticut sells beer making and wine making ingredients, equipment and supplies for brewing beer and making wine at home. This is a great even for all brewing-enthusiast. Just remember, samples will be available, so you MUST be 21 and over to attend. We will require and be checking a valid IDs upon entering the event. No ID, no admittance! To register, please contact Jessica at [email protected] or call 860.489.6684  Join us as John Hartman performers a musical history lesson in It's All About the 50s on Thursday, July 17th at 6:30pm!
This program takes up past the war years and into the American boom of the 1950s! Performers like Patsy Cline, Ray Charles, Dean Martin, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Nat King Cole, Hank Williams, Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Arthur Godfrey, Frank Sinatra, The Kingston Trio and more are all remembered in this entertaining, informative and humorous show by Big John. Register beginning July 1st by calling 860.489.6684 or email [email protected]  June 19th from 6:30-7:00pm
Children ages 3-6 Registration has begun Feel free to wear your jammies and bring along a stuffed animal friend. There will be stories, a craft, and a game!  Join us for our next Historic Headlines Lecture Series, The Sinking of the Titanic on Thursday, July 10th at 6:30!
The ocean liner sank in the icy waters of the Atlantic on a cold evening in April, 1912. What caused the large ship to sink to its watery grave? Learn about the historic Titanic and trace the ship from conception to sinking in this amazing program! To register, please call the library at 860.489.6684 or email Jessica at [email protected]  Join us as the Cat Therapist visits and talks all about your furry feline on Thursday, June 26th at 6:00!
Carole Wilbourn, The Cat Therapist, and Mother of Feline Psychotherapy, was the cat talker, decades before Caesar Milan whispered to dogs or Jackson Galaxy braved cats from hell. She's the author of several books, including "Cats On The Couch", which was also the title of her column in Cat Fancy for 16 years. Her co-speaker will be a Program Coordinator Jessica's kitty, Binx! You can find out more about Carole, who is also a Reiki practitioner, on her Web site thecattherapist.com where can sign up there for her free monthly Blog -- The Wilbourn Way. Call 860.489.6684 to register or email Jessica at [email protected]  Join us on Thursday, June 19th at 6:30 as we talk about the Gunfight at the OK Corral!
The Wild West revolutionized the way American’s viewed cowboys and outlaws. Learn about this classic gunfight that made famous some of the West’s most notable names: Wyatt Earp and Doc Holiday! To register, please call the library at 860.489.6684 or email Jessica at [email protected] |
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