Week Calendar

The Hug-A-Tree and Survive program is designed to teach children ages 5-12 how to keep from getting lost, what to do if they become lost, how to stay warm and dry, and how they can help searchers to find them.

These free classes are suitable for anyone who is a beginner or an intermediate yoga practitioner. 

Let’s move and groove together in the Library! We will read a fun book and do some dancing. We will meet in the Gallery upstairs at the Barney. This is a drop in program.

Join us for a break from the summer time heat and come enjoy an afternoon movie. These movies are free and open to the public. Whenever available, movies are shown with Closed Captions

The the Kellogg Environmental Center will visit our library with microscopes and hand lenses to view a collection of sand from Connecticut beaches, streams, and lakes along with some samples from other states.

Attend a special author visit for middle grade readers at the Avon Public Library on Friday, June 24 at 11:00 AM, co-sponsored by the

Movie Title: Claudia and David

(1946) Comedy/Drama - Reprising their roles from 1943's hit "Claudia," Dorothy McGuire and Robert Young return as the ever-challenged farm couple, facing new dilemmas ranging from the illness of their

Join us in the Teen Space for TikTok inspired Glass Painting! Paint your favorite anime or cartoon character and have fun! Also Available as a Grab and Go Kit!

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Open to those going into grades 7-12.

Get your summer reading done and have some fun with the Nutmeg Book Club! Upon signing up you can pick up your free copy of The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes to own!

We’ll be kicking off our library –wide Summer Reading Program with a family picnic!  Bring a blanket or some chairs and a picnic dinner to the lawn; we’ll have DJ Red Supreme spinning music and leading dances; Valentine the Clown entertaining

Join us at the library for an hour of board games! Play some old favorites or try out a new game! Registration Required. Ages 14 & Up.

People have been practicing meditation for centuries and today we see a surge in its popularity as new benefits continue to be discovered. Incorporating meditation into one’s life has many positive effects.