Tues. Sept 15 @ 3pm

Learn about how to find your ancestor or a whole branch of your family tree you never knew about in our 1-hour discussion group!

Tues. Sept 15 from 6pm-7:30pm

A quiet hour for reading your own book in the company of other book lovers. Refreshments provided.

Wed. Sept 16 @ 1pm

The Hamlin Library Homeschool program is the third Wednesday of most months at 1pm. Join us at the Hamlin Fire Department where we’ll learn some essential fire safety tips and get a tour of the fire station.

Thurs. Sept 17 @ 6pm

Members from the Monroe County Department of Health’s Project IMPACT will join us at the library to offer Free Naloxone Training. Also known as Narcan, Naloxone is used to reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Participants will learn the information they need to administer Narcan, and receive a free Narcan Kit.

Wed. Sept 16 @ 6:30pm

Now that school’s back in session, are you trying to do some meal planning and eat healthier while on a budget?  Join Nutrition Educator Alyssa VanValkenburg from Cornell Cooperative Extension to learn just how to do this. This is a VIRTUAL event. Please register at least 24 hours in advance to receive the Zoom link.

Sat. Sept 19 @ 11am

Paint rocks with acrylic paint and make different designs like mandelas, positive quotes, faces, and animals. Be creative!

Mon. Sept 21 from 3pm-5pm

Welcome all who love to knit, crochet, spin, weave, felt or needle work of any kind! Bring your projects and come visit!

Tues. Sept 22 @ 7pm

Read “Trigger Points” by Mark Follman, then discuss with others. Books are available at the Hamlin Library and through the Libby app. This is a VIRTUAL event. Please register at least 24 hours in advance to receive the Zoom link.

Wed. Sept 23 @ 2pm

Read “Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice For Murderers” by Jesse Sutanto, then discuss as a group. Copies of the book are available at the circulation desk.

Thurs. Oct 1 @ 6pm

Legos and Mega Blocks available for all ages to play and build with your imagination!

Thurs. Oct 1 @ 6:30pm

This talk will present an introduction to the life and accomplishments of Frederick Law Olmsted, pioneer of the modern urban park. We will first explore the history of urban parks, then move to the early life of Olmsted, leading to the creation of Central Park. Also covered are the major projects of Olmsted and the Olmsted firm, and the Rochester (now Monroe County) Park System, partially designed by Olmsted. This is a VIRTUAL event. Please register at least 24 hours in advance to receive the Zoom link.

Thurs. Oct 8 @ 3pm

Utility bills can be some of our highest household expenses. “Utility” refers to a public service like electricity, gas, water, or telephone. These services are essential for daily living and are provided by utility companies. You or someone you know may face financial difficulties and need assistance.

Join Carl Ferrero from the New York Department of State Division of Consumer Protection to learn about your consumer rights, bill payment options, and financial assistance to help manage utility costs.

Mon. Oct 12 @ 6pm

A special storytime celebrating the 100th anniversary of the publication of the first Winnie the Pooh book! No registration required!

Tues. Oct 13 @ 6pm

Calling all ghosts, goblins, superheroes, and creatures of every kind! Join us for a spooktacular Teen Halloween Party featuring pizza, treats, games, crafts, and a costume contest! Come dressed in your Halloween best (if you dare!) and get ready for an evening of creepy and chaotic fun. Open to teens in grades 6–12!

Thurs. Oct 15 @ 6pm

Help us celebrate the 100th anniversary of Winnie the Pooh with a fun teddy bear program! Wear your coziest PJs and bring a stuffy that will spend the night at the library! For ages Pre-K through toddler.