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This English class is for advanced beginners and intermediate level students. The class focuses on everyday words and idioms which students will likely hear in their daily lives. A topic for discussion is offered in each class. Grammar is not emphasized. |
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This English class is for advanced beginners and intermediate level students. The class focuses on everyday words and idioms which students will likely hear in their daily lives. A topic for discussion is offered in each class. Grammar is not emphasized. |
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Author Richard Higgins will present an illustrated lecture, “Thoreau and the Language of Trees,” based on his 2017 book of that name from the University of California Press. Henry Thoreau loved trees and saw and wrote about them as few others have. |
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Virtual. Register directly on Zoom HERE. You can sign up for one session or for all!Welcome to our yearlong series in which “America’s Preeminent Presidential Doodler”, Heather Rogers, shares facts, factoids, and fun illustrations about the presidents of these United States. |
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4 events,Spice Club Kits are now available. Pick up a kit containing a spice sample and a booklet with spice information and recipes at the Circulation Desk. Have fun cooking!If you’d like to join in a potluck lunch and discussion, they are usually on the 4th Saturday of the month.
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This is the monthly meeting of the Cookbook Club. All are welcome!Pick up a copy of the featured cookbook at the Circulation Desk, try a recipe or two and then prepare a dish for our shared potluck lunch and discussion. Visit the Cookbook Club page at https://www.
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From award-winning, starred-review author Heather B. Moore comes a powerful portrait of eight American women whose courage and conviction drove them to smash stereotypes and build a nation – we’ll be discussing Her America, released just a few weeks ago. |
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CLICK HERE FOR ZOOM REGISTRATION AND LINK: https://us02web. zoom. us/meeting/register/bIxrAop5SuiQiE1YXtd2vgWe are offering this Zoom presentation to help families of high school juniors, sophomores, and freshmen better understand the college admissions process and how to successfully navigate today’s changing landscape. |
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Virtual. Register directly on Zoom HERE. Love Mysteries and Thrillers but not sure what to read next? Join bestselling author, Hank Phillippi Ryan, for this quarterly session of her recommendations of some of the best of mystery/thrillers out there! We’re sure you’ll find something to like from Hank’s many enthusiastic reviews.
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Time moves so fast and we don’t often get the time to sit and appreciate a good poem. So let’s change that – this meet up will focus on a different poet each month. Led by poet Rebecca Connors, we’ll get a brief bio and details of the poet, and then spend the rest of […] |
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Join Heather Wolf, author of Find More Birds: 111 Surprising Ways to Spot Birds Wherever You Are and Birding at the Bridge: In Search of Every Bird on the Brooklyn Waterfront, as she discusses what we can look for with Fall migration happening right now! Come with your questions because, as always, Heather will share beautiful […] |
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Enjoy the movie in one of our comfortable movie chairs! Popcorn and cookies served!Film Description: When Pete and Ellie decide to start a family, they stumble into the world of foster care adoption. They hope to take in one small child, but when they meet three siblings, including a rebellious 15-year-old girl, they find themselves […]
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This is the September meeting of the library’s book discussion group Book Mill. The group will meet in-person at the library but will also have a Zoom option available for those who prefer to join from home. This month we will be discussing Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell. |
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This is the monthly discussion for Spice Club. All are welcome!At the beginning of the month (usually 1st Mondays), pick up a spice club kit at Circulation or download the recipe booklet from https://www. maynardpubliclibrary. org/spice. You can also choose your own recipe.
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David Kruh, a former Big Dig spokesperson, will tell the WHOLE story of of country’s most expensive construction job. How Boston, straining for space to grow, cut down hills and filled in swamps and widened streets until the city was stalled in perpetual gridlock,. |
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Back by popular demand, author Randi Minetor! Join us to discuss the “Death on Mount Washington: Stories of Accidents and Foolhardiness on the Northeast’s Highest Peak”. Randi is the author of eight books (working on the 9th!) in the non-fiction “Death in the National Parks” series, explores the fatal mistakes people make when they venture […] |
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Join us for a virtual Q&A with Joseph Lee, author of the 2026 Massachusetts Great Reads title Nothing More of This Land: Community, Power, and the Search for Indigenous Identity. Copies of the book are available at the library circulation desk (while supplies last). |
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The Friends of the Library will hold their largest book sale of the year with thousands of books, DVDs, music CDs and puzzles for sale. There will be items in a wide range of genres (fiction, history, cookbooks, animals, classics, mystery, art, psychology, business, sports, sci-fi/fantasy, biography, gardening) for all ages. |
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The Friends of the Library will hold their largest book sale of the year with thousands of books, DVDs, music CDs and puzzles for sale. There will be items in a wide range of genres (fiction, history, cookbooks, animals, classics, mystery, art, psychology, business, sports, sci-fi/fantasy, biography, gardening) for all ages. |