Past Events

This group meets monthly as a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia. Join us to share practical information, feelings, needs and concerns.

Most neck and shoulder tension and discomfort come from the habitual way we hold our bodies most of the day. Join local yoga instructor, Liz Hall, to learn how to get pain free with simple proven techniques.

Make an adorable penguin out of socks! (Gr. K-5)

Love is in the air! Create a unique Heart Yarn Card (adult supervision may be required) and an adorable heart-shaped animal Valentine.

Grab a snack and a drink and join us online as we highlight the most anticipated books of 2021.

Breathing is an important tool that fuels every system in your body. In this workshop we’ll go over a number of breathing exercises to help you feel stretched and revitalized.

Join us in an exploration of all things spice! This month, we're trying out cardamom.

This Grab & Go Activity Kit (for Gr. 4+) contains materials to make your own fairy garden in a jar.

Celebrate Take the Library to Your Child Week from February 1 to February 8, 2021!

Doodle your way to décor! This fun, colorful accent piece requires only a few materials and is a great way to spark your creativity without stress about creating a fancy final product.

Listen as we tell the story of the Titanic—its celebrated construction, employing thousands during difficult times, its sailing and final plunge to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean.

This Grab & Go Activity Kit (for ages 2-5) contains materials for you to create your own boat and then test it out!

Join us for a virtual discussion of the book From Scratch by Tembi Locke. Contact the library to reserve a copy of this book.

Chris Fasciano, experienced gardener and creator of the Berlin-Peck's Seed Library, will teach us how to be successful at starting a garden from seed.

This Grab & Go Activity Kit (for ages 2-5) contains materials for your little one to create some wintry-themed process art.

Join the Berlin-Peck Memorial Library and the New Britain Museum of American Art for a book discussion of the novel The Muralist by B.A. Shapiro.

This group meets monthly as a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia. Join us to share practical information, feelings, needs and concerns.

Creating a mandala can be a calming, meditative experience that leads to feelings of happiness, peace and well-being, eases stress and anxiety, and activates creativity and improves focus.

No more calorie counting or juice cleanses! Learn how to determine if a diet is fad or fact. Plus, we'll be making Sweet Potato Fajita Bowls with Guacamole.

With patience, self-deprecating humor, and understanding, professional organizer Ronni Eisenberg walks you through practical solutions that will motivate you and leave you thinking ‘now, why didn’t I think of that?’