Mondays @ 10:30am

Read, sing and dance with Mrs.Carlson!

No registration required.

Thurs. Nov 5 @ 6pm

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

Tues. Nov 10 @ 6pm

Eat pizza, share ideas, talk books and more! Please let us know if you have any food restrictions when you register. (For ages 13-17)

Thurs. Nov 12 @ 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 PROGRAM. Please register at least 24 hours prior to the event to receive the Zoom link to attend.

Sat. Nov 14 @ 10am

Come play with a rainbow of unspun wool and some soapy water to discover how some of the very first fabric was made! We’ll discover how to turn wool into jewelry, toys, clothes, and household decorations in a sloshy whirlwind of fun: four projects in just two hours!!

Mon. Nov 16 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!

Wed. Nov 18 @ 1pm

Aquire skills and knowledge with other local homeschool families in the Hamlin Library Homeschool program! This program is the third Wednesday of most months at 1pm. More info coming soon!

Tues. Nov 17 @ 3pm

Best Genealogy Websites: Which sites are free and the best for researching your family history?

Tues. Nov 17 from 6pm-7:30pm

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

Thurs. Nov 19 @ 6pm

Join us for a relaxing card-making workshop where you’ll create your own festive holiday cards to share with family and friends. All supplies will be provided, and no previous crafting experience is necessary. Come enjoy some creative time, make something special, and leave with 4 unique handmade cards ready to send!

Mon. Nov 23 @ 6:30pm

The Fibonacci sequence is a series of numbers that was popularized in Europe by an Italian mathematician known as Fibonacci in 1202. A wide variety of artistic and natural phenomena have been discovered which approximate the numbers in the Fibonacci Sequence. This talk will describe some of these instances, and speculate on why so many things in nature seem to follow the inherent mathematics.
THIS IS A VIRTUAL PROGRAM. Please register at least 24 hours prior to the event to receive the Zoom link to attend.

Wed. Nov 18 @ 2pm

Read “Fuzz” by Mary Roach, then discuss as a group. Copies of the book are available on the Libby app and at the circulation desk.

Tues. Nov 24 @ 7pm

Read “Searching For Savanna” by Mona Gable, 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.