Try out recipes I Dream of Dinner by Ali Slagle. Make a dish at home, then bring it to the library to share with others potluck-style! Registration required. Let us know before the meeting which recipe you’ve chosen, so we can avoid making the same things. Books will be available for checkout at the front desk.
Join our passionate group of book lovers for an engaging discussion. No registration required; books will be available for checkout at the front desk. August book pick TBA.
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Reference Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last 30 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics. Please call the library at 401-647-5133 or contact leah@scituatelibrary.org to schedule your appointment – no drop-ins please.
Gather together in the library’s meeting room for an art show celebrating our Community Art Project participants. Admire each other’s work, talk about your process, and sip on some tea and enjoy light refreshments. All are welcome! No registration required.
It’s another plant swap! Do you love houseplants and want to expand your collection? Have some plants or cuttings you no longer want/need? Bring a healthy plant or cutting to trade (no pests, please), and share your best plant care tips at this community meet-up! No registration required.
All grades welcome. Play games, have snacks, and meet up with homeschoolers in the community. No registration required.
Michael Fine, MD has been an advocate for communities, healthcare reform and the care of under-served populations worldwide for 40 years. He is a community organizer, family physician, public health official, and public health policy provocateur. In his newest book, On Medicine as Colonialism, Dr. Fine uses the COVID-19 pandemic and many other examples to show the costly failure of the American health care system. Registration required; please call the library at 401-647-5133 or email leah@scituatelibrary.org to register.
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Reference Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last 30 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics. Please call the library at 401-647-5133 or contact leah@scituatelibrary.org to schedule your appointment – no drop-ins please.
Grades K+. Win some sweet treats to help with the back-to-school blues. No registration required.
Find a common thread with others in your community by joining our fiber arts club. Bring a project to work on (knitting, crocheting, macrame, cross-stitch, etc.), and chat with club members about your work or anything you’d like! No registration required. We will have two meetings in September; choose one or attend both!
Ever wondered what’s in those cool kits hanging near the front desk of the library? Want to know more about our telescope, projector, podcasting kit, novelty cake pans, and candy molds that you can check out with your library card? The library is hosting a “Library of Things” open house where you can stop in to browse all our “things” in one place, ask questions, and explore in more depth what the library has to offer. Drop-in; no registration required. All ages welcome.
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Reference Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last 30 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics. Please call the library at 401-647-5133 or contact leah@scituatelibrary.org to schedule your appointment – no drop-ins please.
Does Zoom still mystify you? Do you wish you could video chat with friends, attend appointments, and schedule meetings without the stress of worrying if Zoom will work for you in the moment? Reference Librarian Leah is offering a no-pressure beginner’s technology class that will show you how to navigate this program with ease and confidence. Basic ability to use a mouse and keyboard recommended. We’ll provide the laptops; you bring the curiosity. Registration required; please call us at 401-647-5133 or email leah@scituatelibrary.org to register.
It’s Family Favorite Recipes month! What does this mean? It’s a no-book book club where you’ll prepare a tried-and-true recipe to bring to the library and share with others potluck-style. They can be recipes that have withstood the test of generations, or they can just be your favorite dish to make. Family originals or treasured finds welcome. Registration required; call the library at 401-657-5133 or email leah@scituatelibrary.org to register.
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Reference Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last 30 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics. Please call the library at 401-647-5133 or contact leah@scituatelibrary.org to schedule your appointment – no drop-ins please.
This month, we’re reading Breakfast at Tiffany’s by Truman Capote. Join our passionate group of book lovers for an engaging discussion. No registration required; books will be available for checkout at the front desk.
Find a common thread with others in your community by joining our fiber arts club. Bring a project to work on (knitting, crocheting, macrame, cross-stitch, etc.), and chat with club members about your work or anything you’d like! No registration required. We will have two meetings in September; choose one or attend both!
