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Join the Metrowest YMCA in partnership with the Early Childhood Alliance of Ashland & Framingham for a fun and interactive experience designed just for little ones aged 5 and under! Their Play, Learn & Grow program is the perfect way to get your child ready for school and socializing with new friends.
Bring your knitting or crocheting project to our casual gathering where you can work, talk, and share ideas together.
We are so excited to have Jeannine A. Cook, self described "wordworker" join us for this virtual event! Jeannine's latest book, Shut Up and Read: A Memoir from Harriett’s Bookshop goes straight to our reader's hearts. The author of It’s Me They Follow chronicles the improbable true story of how she left an abusive past to build a bookshop that survived the Covid pandemic and become an international sensation. Shut Up & Read is her story—the story of the little bookseller who could, and of the woman who has been the driving force behind it all. Oh, my gosh, we cannot wait for this conversation! We hope you can join us.
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Join us for this exciting music and movement program! We'll dance to favorite kids' tunes, have fun with instruments and other props, and read a story, all while building your child's early literacy and executive function skills. For ages 2-5 with a caregiver.
For this month's Front Street Readers Book Club we'll be discussing "Violin Conspiracy" by Brendan Slocumb.
Join Miss Kayla for Little Picassos—revamped! Perfect for kids in grades K-2 who love to get their hands messy, Little Picassos is a unique art club that introduces younger elementary students to different artists, art styles, and mediums. We’ll paint, sculpt, and everything in between—just bring your creativity! Registration required.
Join yoga instructor, Judy Thapa, in this weekly relaxing, end-of-day gentle yoga session. Please bring your own mat and water bottle. Let your tensions go and be ready to focus on yourself for 45 minutes. This series is for adults 18+.Registrants arriving 5 minutes or more after the scheduled program start time will forfeit their spot as it is highly disruptive to yoga for people to be coming in late.
In his new memoir, The Asteroid Hunter: A Scientist’s Journey to the Dawn of Our Solar System, planetary scientist Dr. Dante Lauretta, principal investigator of NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission, pulls back the curtain on the daring, high-stakes effort to rendezvous with Bennu and return a sample to Earth. With that sample in hand, Dr. Lauretta and his team are now investigating the asteroid’s physical and chemical properties, refining assessments of its long-term impact risk, evaluating its resource potential, and probing the molecular and isotopic clues that link small bodies to the emergence of habitable worlds.
This program takes a look at one of the most frequently used poetic forms--the Sonnet--and traces the history of these 14-line gems from their beginnings in Italy during the early Renaissance to the modern period. The second half of the hour will focus on American sonnets of the past two centuries, including Emma Lazarus’s dedication of Lady Liberty to the world’s tired and poor, as well as sonnets by Longfellow, Frost, and Millay. Here are America's Petrarchs and Shakespeares, the masters who, by living within the strictures of the octave and the sestet, found a full voice, enlarged a tradition, and changed the sonnet forever.
Join Miss Lindsay for Baby Time, our weekly storytime especially designed for babies and toddlers ages 0-3! This interactive storytime includes sweet stories, fun rhymes and fingerplays, bounces, and so much more. No registration required, just drop in
Deciding when and how to claim your maximum Social Security benefits is one of the most important decisions one can make before retirement. Join Mary Beth Franklin, one of the true experts in the field, for a deep dive on Social Security, including strategies for deciding when to claim benefits and considerations of your overall retirement plan.
Get ready to sip, style, and create something fabulously you! Join us for a hands-on Kentucky Derby Fascinator Workshop where you’ll design and create your very own custom fascinator—from start to finish. Whether you’re dreaming of bold oversized bows, elegant florals, feathers, or something delightfully dramatic, your piece will be as unique as your personality.
Master your iPhone’s built-in video camera features, including adjusting resolution, frame rates, focus, exposure, and sound. Learn how to plan, shoot, and edit professional-quality videos using the different shooting modes, like video, cinematic, slow-motion, and time-lapse. Important Note: For iPhone models 14-17 only, with iOS 26 (Settings>General>Software Update).Recording Note: This program will NOT be recorded. A list of resources will be shared before and after the program.
Every year, the World Happiness Report is dominated by the same countries: Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Sweden, and Norway. What is it about these Scandinavian countries that makes living there so pleasant? Learn to improve your own life by embracing the practices of hygge and lykke (Danish coziness and happiness); lagom (Swedish balance); sisu (Finnish determination); Niksen (Dutch disassociation); Þetta reddast (Icelandic optimism); and friluftsliv (Norwegian outdoor life).
From about 1850 to 1876 a fearless band of nineteenth-century Americans defied Victorian conventions of womanhood and traveled to Italy to become professional sculptors. The cause of these women was to fight for their art, and in doing so, they also took on the battle for abolition and women’s suffrage. They paved the way for the invention of modern womanhood and served as models for a younger generation of women artists. One of these pioneers was Edmonia Lewis, and the first retrospective of her work is now on view at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts. Although Lewis and the other extraordinary artists in this talk may be unfamiliar to us today, their remarkable works deserve to be seen and their captivating stories merit telling. Led by Janet Mandel, a retired 32-year art history teacher, who now presents illustrated talks on a variety of art history topics at colleges & universities, libraries, museums, senior centers, and community centers.
Our Tinker Playgroup is a hands-on, curiosity-driven space designed for children ages 2–5, where little learners explore through play, creativity, and discovery. Using simple STEAM-inspired activities, children build early skills in problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaboration—all while having fun.
It’s our Art Club for older kids! Young artists in grades 3-6 are invited to join Miss Lindsay to make awesome creations through a variety of different mediums. It’s the perfect place to hang out with other creative kids and hone in on your skills! Registration required.
Topic for this discussion: Trump Tariffs and the Future of the World Economy:Trump’s aggressive trade and tariff policies have shaken global economic norms. What’s the rationale behind this radical shift in economic policy, and what are the implications for multilateral trade and geopolitics?
Welcome to our Women's Wisdom Circle! This is a place for all women, including cis and trans women, to gather and talk about issues that matter to them! For this session Paula Topliffe will lead a discussion on: Spring rejuvenation: Letting go of what no longer adds value to life.
Log on for the April Declutter Program when professional organizer Jamie Novak shares how pretending you are moving can be a great way to evaluate what to keep. If you are really moving this step will be extra helpful. Jumpstart your decluttering by participating in an (optional) short, live guided tidy up task during the program.
Just in time for Spring Training, we are thrilled to be chatting with MM romance author, KD Casey. Her most recent book, "Breakout Year", features some our favorite tropes - fake relationships and second chance romance. We'll find out why KD is such a huge baseball fan, how she decided to feature this in her writing (although, she also has a paranormal short story which is adorable!), and all of the reasons why we should pick up her books (there are so many!). We hope you can join us for a fun and fascinating conversation!
Join Miss Kayla for this new literacy-focused storytime! Each week, we’ll focus on different letters of the alphabet and letter sounds as a cornerstone of building early reading skills. We’ll also read thematic stories, do fun rhymes and fingerplays, and even work on hands-on crafts! Perfect for preschool-aged children and up (ages 3-6) with a caregiver.
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. This month we turn to James Madison: Our teensiest president who tried to conquer Canada. Instead, Canada captured Michigan. Oops. Don't you want to know more? In 2026, journey through Heather's sketchbooks as she shares some of her favorite tidbits, doodles, observations, and resurrection stories about the first 12 presidents.
Mystery and Thriller readers, this is for you! Please join us for our Mystery Book Club on the second Friday of the month. Feel free to bring a lunch or snack to enjoy during our discussion group - just make sure it is something you like as Board of Health regulations prohibit any lunchtime trades.
Welcome to our Friday Night Film Discussions! Today we’ll be discussing “Eat Drink Man Woman".
We love horror writers and we love horror fests! We are working on the most amazing lineup of authors but wanted to make sure you saved the date. We'll have panels, games, booksales and signings. We're also celebrating the book, "The End of the World As We Know It: New Tales of Stephen King's The Stand" with several authors who contributed to this wonderful anthology.
Gear up for a tech-tastic adventure with our Coding Class for Kids! Every other Saturday, kids from Kindergarten through grade 5 will dive into the thrilling world of coding, where imagination meets innovation. With hands-on projects and fun, interactive lessons, your child will master the basics of coding and create their own cool projects.
Help make sure the library is designed for you! The Teen Advisory Board meets once a month to discuss future teen events, book purchases and more. We often do crafts to prepare for events too. Teens are welcome to come to as many meetings as they would like, but are not required to attend any specific number of meetings.
Calling all LEGO masters! Join Kim the LEGO Lady for an interactive building adventure! Afterward, your awesome creations will be displayed in the library until the next LEGO Club! For kids in grades K-3. Registration is required and space is limited.
Come join us for an evening of card making with Jan. We will learn stamping and card making techniques using our huge stash of supplies. Jan will teach embossing, die cutting, proper stamping, and use of equipment individually and group techniques of creating unique cards.
We always have so much fun with Jeremy that we just had to have him back to discuss the amazing lighthouses of Cape Cod. From Race Point Light all the way to Nobska Point Light - learn the history and personal stories that make us want to make a trip out. And, with summer coming, maybe you can plan a lighthouse tour! As you may know, Jeremy D'Entremont is one of our very favorite speakers so we hope you'll join us for another wonderful discussion!
For this month's Historical Fiction Book Club we'll be discussing "The Wildes: a novel in five acts" by Louis Bayard.
Embark on a captivating journey through Morocco, where ancient traditions and breathtaking landscapes come alive. Travel from the vibrant, colorful streets of Marrakech with bustling souks, and stunning architecture – to the vast, mesmerizing expanse of the Sahara Desert. Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of golden dunes under endless skies. Whether you’re drawn to the scent of spices in a Marrakech market or the silent magic of a Saharan sunset, you'll enjoy this unforgettable glimpse into one of the world’s most enchanting destinations. Led by travel expert Chris McCormack.
Are you a Pokémon master? Kids in grades 2-6 are welcome to join us for our exciting Pokémon Club! This is a low-key hangout space, where kids can come together to share their card collections, watch episodes of the Pokémon anime, and participate in passive activities.
This month Jane Healey is on away doing book research so guest author, Greer Macallister , is pinch hitting for her! Join Greer for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - the best of historical fiction out there! We're so grateful to Greer for stepping in with what we expect will be fabulous book recs!
Spring is the perfect time to refresh your cooking habits. In this lively and practical online cooking class, culinary medicine educator and chef Christine Van Bloem will demonstrate how to create light, Mediterranean-inspired meals that feel satisfying, seasonal, and completely doable for one or two people.
Not sure what to read next? Join Jody Blanchette (aka @redreadreviews), monthly, for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - the best of horror and thrillers out there! We're sure you'll find something to like from Jody's many enthusiastic reviews.
Join curator Rachel Vogel for a virtual tour of the exhibition Parasol Press: Breaking New Ground in this Zoom webinar. The first exhibition to survey Parasol Press’s remarkable publications from 1970–2014, this exhibition showcases radical innovations that pushed the boundaries of printmaking and secured Parasol’s place as one of the most important print publishers of the twentieth century. Parasol’s published editions were among the decade’s most ambitious prints, demonstrating the complex and varied ways artists explored the materiality of printed surfaces while challenging the medium’s limits.
This month we will be making adorable needle-felted chicks!This project is perfect for needle-felting beginners, but also fun for all experience levels!Ashland residents will be given priority in registration; after one week non-residents will be admitted in the order that they registered.
Diane Keaton was an American actress, director, producer, and screenwriter. Her career spanned over five decades, and she became famous in the 1970s for her roles in The Godfather films and Woody Allen's Annie Hall, which won her an Academy Award for Best Actress. Keaton's style, timing, and emotional honesty brought a mix of vulnerability, wit, and offbeat charm to her roles, making them unforgettable and deeply human. Enjoy a look at the life and career of one of America's favorite actresses
Benjamin West, born in Pennsylvania, moved to London in 1763. Although West spent the American Revolutionary War in London, he trained and inspired three generations of American artist in London. He also became King George III’s court historical painter and eventually the second President of the London Royal Academy. Explore West’s complicated relationship with both King George III and the American Revolutionary War. Led by art historian Martha Chiarchiaro, who has brought history to life through the art of the times for more than 30 years. She received her Masters in the History of Art from Williams College and provides a variety of art history presentations at the Worcester Art Museum, for WISE (the Worcester Institute for Senior Education), garden clubs, libraries, senior centers, and other organizations. Martha's specialty presentations related to specific periods, artists, and activities provide an in-depth look at the life and times of people through their art.
Do you enjoy writing? Do you have a project you’re working on? Would you like to start a new piece? Stop by the Ashland Public Library’s Teen Room on Thursday, April 16th from 5:00-6:00 PM for a Creative Writing Club meeting. This is a relaxed club.
Love Women's Fiction but not sure what to read next? Join bestselling author, Kristan Higgins (and Ashland fave!), quarterly for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - the best of women's fiction out there! We're sure you'll find something to like from Kristan's many enthusiastic reviews.
In 1972, the United States completed the 6th manned exploration of the Moon. It had taken a decade and billions of dollars to create the technology and procedures to make it a reality. In the half century since then no one has gone back. Following the completion of the Space Shuttle program, America elected to cobble together spare parts to build a spacecraft that can head back towards the Moon. Our Solar System Ambassador, David Ball, introduces us to the SLS program and the plan to go back to the future. Ball served 26 years in the US Air Force, retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel, and is a now a volunteer educator with NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Join Miss Kayla for our weekly Saturday morning storytime! We’ll read lively stories, do fun rhymes and movement activities, and sometimes work on simple crafts. For all families with young children. No registration required.
All families are welcome to join us for our new Off the Page Movie Club, where we’ll be checking out different book-to-screen adaptations of favorite children’s books! You’ll have the opportunity to read the source material as a family before joining us for a fun Saturday movie showing in our large meeting room.
Put on your dancing shoes, because we’re welcoming Parody Playhouse BACK to the library for another morning of musical fun! A music and movement experience for children ages 0–6 and their caregivers, Parody Playhouse’s performance includes kid-friendly versions of popular songs that help teach important social-emotional skills.
We love crafts and we love games—what better way is there to combine both than by making your own tic-tac-toe game? By painting your own board and crafting unique game pieces out of air-dry clay, you’ll have your own special tic-tac-toe set you can take home and play with again and again.
Traveling through both Chilean and Argentine Patagonia, this illustrated journey ventures into the rugged Andes, where jagged peaks rise above glacial rivers and windswept plains. Through vivid storytelling and award-winning photography, you will be transported to a land of aquamarine lagoons, guanacos and condors, and breathtaking mountain vistas. As we traverse one of the most extraordinary landscapes on Earth, explore the region’s rich history, scientific significance and vibrant culture. Led by Eric J. Simon, Ph.D., a professor at New England College in Henniker, New Hampshire, who leads international biology-themed travel courses and teaches online lifelong learning classes at a variety of institutions.
Who wants to make some slime?!? If you answered yes, come on down to the Ashland Public Library from 3:00-4:00 PM on Tuesday, April 21st. We will have all the ingredients and food coloring. Plus we’ll clean up the mess so you can just do the fun part! There will also be mason jars to bring your slime home.
For this month's Cookbook Club meeting, we are picking recipes from Zabar's : A Family Story, With Recipes by Lori Zabar.
Exploring the life and music of one of the theater's most beloved performers and her work in Broadway (My Fair Lady, Camelot, Victor/Victoria etc.)
Are you ready to get clear on what you really want and determine what’s next in your career? Your career isn’t about following someone else’s map. It’s about trusting your own compass and being the C.E.O. of your career. C = Curiosity E = Be Engaged O = Take Ownership. Learn how to engage the CEO framework, a succession of 5 practices, designed to help you navigate a path to direct your career with confidence and purpose. Led by Tammy Gooler Loeb, MBA, CPCC, a career and leadership strategy coach, speaker, author and podcast host. Her award-winning book, Work from the Inside Out: Break Through Nine Common Obstacles and Design a Career That Fulfills You, outlines the typical barriers that keep people professionally stuck, and how to move past them. As the host of the "Work from the Inside Out" podcast, Tammy has interviewed over 290 guests who have made thoughtful career transitions, sharing their origin stories, strategies, and insights with a global audience.
For this month's Biography/Memoir Book Club we'll be discussing "The Wives" by Simone Gorrindo.
Join us for a tasty Earth Day celebration where we’ll be decorating earth-inspired cupcakes! You’ll get to make two different cupcakes to enjoy–-a vanilla cupcake with blue and green frosting and a chocolate “dirt cake” cupcake. All supplies will be provided! For kids in grades K-6.
Join mindfulness and meditation instructor Lauren Masse, founder of Bright Heart Coaching, to create positive habits that last with proven strategies for success. This session explores the science of habit formation and how to make sustainable changes. Learn to overcome obstacles and build routines that support your well-being. Perfect for anyone looking to achieve personal growth and wellness goals.
Boost your child's STEAM interest with Buildwave® — a building event that feels like a gameshow!During the event, participants build with waves of diverse materials like Lego®, Plus-Plus®, and more. Each building wave is enhanced by a dynamic audiovisual experience unlike any other.
In honor of Memorial Day, the Ashland Public Library will have a Card Making for Veterans event on Thursday, April 23rd from 2:30-3:30 PM. Blank cards, colored pencils and stamps will be provided. Cards should contain a nice note and can be decorated to add a more thoughtful touch.
Join us for a fun math event designed for K–5 students, where kids can build their math skills through interactive games and hands-on challenges with the help of high school volunteers from the National Honor Society. The event will give students the
When you’re caring for a loved one with a serious or end-of-life disease, there are often more questions than answers. In her book: When a Loved One Is Dying, Groden shares true stories of families navigating these experiences and offers expert guidance and practical advice.Maureen Groden, RN, MS, CHPN, hospice nurse and educator, is passionate about teaching people about advanced directives, palliative care and hospice care, long before they need these services.
Have you ever wanted to play mini golf in the library? Thanks to our friends from One Up Games, you can! Stop on by to play through several holes of their LED mini golf course with your family and friends. Families, kids, and teens will also enjoy hours of video games galore, from MarioKart to Smash Brothers! No registration required, just come check it out!**Please note that the Children’s Room will be closed for circulation purposes between 12:30 and 4:00 p.
Welcome to our Friday Night Film Discussions! Today we’ll be discussing “My Happy Family".
We can’t wait to sing and dance along with award-winning children’s musician Evan Haller, AKA Music at the Blissful! Evan’s show is high-energy, interactive, a little silly, and perfect for kids of all ages. All families are welcome to join for a toe-tapping good time! Drop in, no registration required.
Join us for our first-ever family trivia extravaganza! Register your family as a team to participate in a game of general knowledge trivia covering a variety of topics. Put your collective skills to the test to see if you’re the most trivia-savvy family! The winning team will receive a small prize.
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Los invitamos a disfrutar en familia de una sesión de actividades en español en la biblioteca. En “Juntos en la Biblioteca,” ofreceremos la oportunidad de creer lazos fuertes en comunidad, ¡todo en español! | Join us for family activities in Spanish at the library! Through "Juntos en la Biblioteca" (Together at the Library), we're creating a space to strengthen community ties and connect, entirely in Spanish!La sesión será dirigida por voluntarios locales con fluidez natural en el idioma.
As we head into our 3rd Annual Ren Faire on Saturday May 2nd, we wanted to learn more about them - and we're excited to host Jonathan, Crocker who will chat with us about why Ren Faire's have become more popular, how they are so inclusive, and how they bring out the knight/damsel/jester in so many of us. We'll learn a bit about the history but more who Ren Faires have evolved and become places of play, friendship, learning, and joy. We hope you can join us for this fun conversation!
As we head into our 3rd Annual Ren Faire on Saturday May 2nd, we wanted to celebrate with romance authors who write about Ren Faires! And, we're so thrilled that Jen DeLuca, Jamie Pacton, and Sam Parks will be joining us. If you know of their books, you know that their Ren Faire settings for luscious romance stories are to die for (not on by the sword, just metaphorically :). We hope you can join us for this virtual discussion about Jen, Jamie, and Sam's characters, the ideal place at a Ren Faire to fall in love, and the vagaries of choosing between grog and mead. Then, after this program, we hope you will jump on your valiant steed and join us, in person, for our Ren Faire! Where you, too, may juggle your way into your dream date's heart.
Examine the history of Vladimir Putin's rise to power and his subsequent authoritarian dictatorship over Russia. Beginning with the Russian leader's time as deputy mayor of St. Petersburg in 1994 and his subsequent rise to power as president of Russia in 2000, the discussion analyzes how Putin used authoritarian tactics to cement his hold on power and eradicate sources of opposition to his leadership. Moreover, the talk highlights how Putin's ideological vision of a newly restored Russian empire--as well as the dictator's deep resentment of U.S. foreign policy--have shaped Russia's actions in the world, including its invasion of Ukraine since 2022.
We're thrilled to welcome, author Errick Nunnally, to give us the best writing advice! Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, Errick Nunnally served one tour in the Marine Corps before deciding art school would be a safer—and more natural—pursuit. He strives to develop his strengths in storytelling and remains permanently distracted by art, comics, science fiction, history, and horror. Trained as a graphic designer, he has earned a black belt in Krav Maga with Muay Thai kickboxing after dark. Errick’s successes include: short stories; novels; a comic strip collection, Lost in Transition; and first prize in one hamburger contest. He also has two lovely children and one beautiful wife. His latest novel is The Queen of Saturn and the Prince in Exile, A Black nerd coming-of-age novel set in 1970s Boston about a boy who struggles to learn the truth behind his mother’s claims of otherworldly origins in the smoldering aftermath of the Civil Rights era and COINTELPRO's dying breaths.
Join the Boston Globe’s “Job Doc” Patricia Hunt Sinacole for her presentation, “Job Hunting Do's and Don'ts.” This interactive session will be packed with information to help you become more productive, including: the use/misuse of social media in a search; networking tips; a job hunter’s elevator speech, resumes and references, cover letters; and job search statistics. This year, she has added more information about LinkedIn and tips for “being found” on LinkedIn. Trends will also be discussed, in both talent acquisition and the world of employment.
Retired Massachusetts Superior Court Justice Dennis Curran will explore the power of story-telling and the impact of film to embody and inhabit the law and its relationship to ideas about injustice, liberty, citizenry, race, justice, crime, punishment, and social order. Watch a dozen courtroom scenes from famous films and discover why they are so powerful, and what they teach us about the trial process.
Come join the Ashland Moms Club for this storytime, where little hands get to explore big ideas! We'll start with a sweet and lively storytime, followed by a simple craft that’s perfect for curious minds. Bring your imagination, and let’s make some colorful memories together! For families with children ages 0-5.
Do you enjoy writing? Do you have a project you’re working on? Would you like to start a new piece? Stop by the Ashland Public Library’s Teen Room on Thursday, April 30th from 5:00-6:00 PM for a Creative Writing Club meeting. This is a relaxed club.
Have you heard that we are hosting a Mini Ren(aissance) Faire at the Ashland Library on Saturday, May 2nd? Well, no self respecting Medieval-ite can attend a Ren Faire without a Flower Crown! We invite you to join us making your very own to wear to the Ren Faire or just around the house. Either way, you'll be stylin'! This event is for adults only, but we'll have a similar program for kids and teens - keep a lookout for them. If you attended last year, feel free to join us again to add to your growing collection!
Discover the luminous world of glass art, where molten sand transforms into breathtaking works that capture and refract light in ways that seem to defy the very nature of solid matter. From Louis Comfort Tiffany's jewel-toned stained glass windows that turned churches into cathedrals of color, to Dale Chihuly's explosive blown glass sculptures that bring the ocean's mysteries to museum galleries, to Dan Dailey's whimsical figurative pieces that blend fine art with storytelling magic. This program illuminates how fire, breath, and imagination combine to create some of the most spectacular and ethereal art forms known to humanity.