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.

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.

Feel free to wear your Halloween costume, we will plan a less messy craft to keep those Halloween costumes clean!

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.

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Farmington Libraries Ukulele Club will be held on the first Saturday of each month from 10:00 to 11:00 am. All ages and skill levels are welcome!

Ages 3-6.  No registration required.

The U.S. Census Bureau needs your help! 

This month's book is Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie

This monthly class offers a fun way to learn simple scientific concepts and conduct experiments.  

Join us for an afternoon screening of the feature film "The Public" directed by and starring Emilio Estevez. Also starring Alec Baldwin, Christian Slater, Taylor Schilling, and Gabrielle Union.

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.

Dial “M” for Murder (1954) Drama - Elaborate Hitchcock thriller, adapted by Frederick Knott from his stage play, with Ray Milland as Tony Wendice, a tennis pro who plots to commit the "perfect" crime: the murder of his unfait

Celebrate Halloween by scaring yourself silly with some frightening VR, then recover by eating some Halloween snacks!

Open to teens in grades 7-12. 

Sponsored by the Friends of the Farmington Libraries. 

Children  ages 2 and up are invited to play with & learn from our vast collection of LEGO and DUPLO bricks.  Each time we meet, a new LEGO theme will be introduced.

Genealogy for Beginners: A 3-Part Series

Don't miss this special afternoon lecture!

Create freakishly fantastic creates out of pieces of dolls and stuffed animals at Frankenstein's Lab!

Open to teens in grades 7-12. 

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

The U.S. Census Bureau needs your help! 

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

Join us for an evening screening of the feature film "The Public" directed by and starring Emilio Estevez. Also starring Alec Baldwin, Christian Slater, Taylor Schilling, and Gabrielle Union.

A LEWIS WALPOLE LIBRARY LECTURE