Week Calendar

For ages 30-36 months. 

Designed especially for older two-year-olds, this is a special time for you and your child to share stories, songs, puppets, and an occasional craft.

Registration is required.

Ages birth through 12 months with caregiver.  Perfect for our littlest patrons, this short storytime enriches the language learning abilities of babies through the use of stories, fingerplays, and songs, followed by time to play and socialize

For children ages 12-30 months with caregivers.

Children learn best through play!  Practice those fine motor and early literacy skills with activities designed specifically for curious toddlers.

Would you like to learn a new skill? Do you want to fix knitting mistakes, dropped stitches and and other boo-boo's? Are you stuck on a project? Bring your questions to this informative session.

Ages 12 and up.

Age 2 with a caregiver. Enjoy books, music, parachute, and puppets, all geared toward those "terrific" twos!

Registration required; choose either the Monday or Wednesday class.

Enjoy books, music, parachute play, and puppets, all geared toward those "terrific" twos! 

Registration required; sign up for either the Monday or Wednesday class.

Ages 2-4 with caregivers.  Registration is required. Choose either the 10:30 OR 2:00 class.

Please note:  The 10:30 August 2nd class will instead be our Touch a Truck event outside of the library!

Construction and engineering are what it's all about!  Listen to a story then begin building using our Rok Blocks, Learning Beautiful Pegs & Boards and LEGOs.

Registration required.  Ages 7 and up.

Ages 3-6.  No registration required.

This month's book is Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens.

Do you want to learn how to make jewelry? Do you want to learn new techniques?

Ages 3 to 10 with caregivers.  Registration is required for each individual program.

Connect with other homeschool families as you learn and explore the vast resources of the library. 

I hope you're feeling competitive! This fall in VR, we will compete to climb the highest, drum out the best lightsaber solo, and more! Prizes and bragging rights will be awarded for the highest scores!

Ages 2-4 with caregivers.  No registration required.

Ages 2-4 with caregivers.  Registration is required. Choose either the 10:30 OR 2:00 class.

Join a local author for tea, cookies, and conversation! Learn about the writing and publishing process or learn something new, all in an intimate and comfortable atmosphere.

Stranger on the Third Floor (1940) - Drama - After testifying in a murder case, a rising reporter (John McGuire) is haunted by the possibility that the wrong man was convicted.

Description:This volunteer group meets twice a month to plan teen events, work on projects with the library's collection, and more! Community service hours will be awarded.

Open to teens in grades 9-12.

Need help troubleshooting your new phone, tablet or laptop? Would you like to learn more about basic computing (i.e.

LEGO open play!  Come do some building and your creations will be on display for a week!

“Nothing is Impossible; The word itself says I’m Possible!”  Do you like this quote?

Challenge your friends for ultimate victory and bragging rights at our Street Fighter V PS4 tournament!

Open to teens in grades 7-12. 

Immerse yourself in the virtual reality experience with the Oculus Rift. Explore the ever-growing line-up of apps specially curated by Farmington Libraries staff.

Jackie Banasiewicz is a CT Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Grief Recovery Specialist with advanced training through the Grief Recovery Institute®.  With the lived experience of losing a sibling, parents and future hopes, dr

Tweens in grades 4-6.   Registration is required. 

The acoustic duo BluesGrass features two experienced musicians, Jon Swift (bass) and Mark White (guitar/harp),  who have been steeped for many years in American roots music, including blues, old-time, folk music, and bluegrass (especially its

Mingle with local artists while enjoying light refreshments and great art! This show’s theme is “Primary Colors.” Reception open to the public. The show will be on display in the Main Library Community Room from August 12 - October 31.