 The book sale features a large variety of print and non print materials for kids, teens, and adults!
Thursday, October 4th from 3-7 Friday, October 5th from 10-5 Saturday, October 6th from 10-12 Don’t forget Amnesty Week Sept. 30th– Oct. 6th. Return all overdue Torrington Library items and pay no overdue fines!  Enjoy unlimited access to over 1000 online art and craft classes taught by top designers and artists. Watch classes anytime, anywhere. Since classes never expire, you can start and stop projects at your own pace. New classes are released every day. Download patterns, templates, and recipes!
It’s all FREE with your Torrington Library card. Click here to get creative today! Classes Include: Knitting Crochet Art and Design Paper Sewing Quilting Jewelry Kids Food & Home Holiday & Party  Exploring Nutrition Trends
Thursday, September 20th at 6:00pm Registration begins September 1st With Elizabeth Caruthers, Registered Dietitian Gluten free, organics, juice cleanses, probiotics…what’s next and why is it all so complicated? In this lecture, Elizabeth will help you clear though the hype and explore nutrition trends with informed and healthy skepticism. The discussion will be followed by a question and answer session. Sponsored by Community Health and Wellness Center! Register today!  A Night of the Paranormal with Supernatural Inc
Thursday, October 18th at 6:30 Registration begins September 15th Join Supernatural, Inc's Eric and Melissa Good as they talk about their experience with investigating the paranormal. As Torrington residents, they can speak to the more local hauntings they've encounter during their combined 30+ years of experience exploring the paranormal. This is a must-see for those interested in the afterlife and local haunts.  Thursday, November 1st at 6:30
Registration begins October 1st Join Stephen Spignesi as he talks about his latest Stephen King book, Stephen King, American Master! Spignesi is a world authority on King, and his first novel Dialogues was hailed as a “reinvention of the psychological thriller.” The New York Times bestselling author is also a professor at the University of New Haven and Gateway Community College, novelist, poet, screenwriter, and musician. Spignesi is a Torrington Library favorite and a must-see for all King fans.  Spirits of New England with Dustin Pari
Wednesday, October 10th at 7:00pm Being a New England native has allowed Dustin to investigate some very interesting places rich with local history and folklore. This lecture chronicles some of his favorite New England investigations that he has been a part of. It even touches upon a legend with local roots that has become a world-wide phenomenon. A great bit of local history colored with some chilling tales of the supernatural! Register beginning September 15th  Thursday, October 11th at 6:30!
Registration begins October 1st Join the Eastern CT Paranormal Society as they talk about the science behind investigating the paranormal and unknown--plus real-life stories. This is a must see for anyone interested in the spooky, the mysterious, and the downright explainable. |
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- ClearView Vision Reader
- Copier & Fax Services
- Customized Book Order
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