Week Calendar

Today is a no school day for Simsbury Public Schools. Stop by the Children’s Room from 9:30am-8:30pm to pick up a take home activity. Today we have a "Hello Fall" sign craft. First come, first served while supplies last.

We welcome newborns and infants to our interactive program of rhymes, songs, lap bounces, and books for babies. For babies who are not yet walking and their caregivers. This is an in-person outdoor program.

Join us for an outdoor storytime for young children featuring a "big book" that we'll read aloud, along with songs, fingerplays, and movement for little ones that help them learn and grow.

Marie Lim and her guitar present a fun-filled music and movement program. Come sing songs, make music, and move to the beat! For children ages 1-4 with a caregiver. This is an in-person outdoor program.

Join us for an outdoor storytime for young children featuring a "big book" that we'll read aloud, along with songs, fingerplays, and movement for little ones that help them learn and grow.

The Friday English Conversation Club provides a welcoming atmosphere for English as a second-language speakers to participate in lively back-and-forth conversation.

Took Spanish in high school and want to refresh your language skills? Our lively group meets weekly to speak Spanish and discuss various language customs. New members are always welcome. Please register for Zoom Link.

Join moderator Carole Shmurak for a lively discussion of Kathy Reichs' mystery Break No Bones (2006). Copies of the book will be available for checkout at the Circulation Desk.

It is extremely difficult, but certainly not impossible, for startup and fledgling entrepreneurs to obtain capital to launch and grow their small business.

Please join the Friends of the Simsbury Public Library for our 2021 Annual Author Luncheon! This sell-out event features a talk by an award-winning author, delicious lunch, and a beautiful fall setting at Hop Meadow Country Club.

Promoting your business online has many opportunities but it can be overwhelming – social feeds, digital ads, email campaigns, search optimization, affiliate programs and more. So where to begin?

Women often wish they were more informed about finances as they relate to their family and themselves. This monthly discussion group, started in the spring of 2016, offers an opportunity to learn more in a comfortable setting with other women.

Enjoy an afternoon of classical music. This concert will feature Mihai Tetel on cello, Anton Miller on violin, and 
Angelina Gadeliya on piano:

This week's Maker Program focuses on National Coming Out Day! We will use perler beads to make various types of LGBTQ+ magnets. Show your Pride and make a fun craft!

Anime fans unite! Drop in to the Teen Space where we'll chat about our favorite anime shows and manga. We'll democratically decide which anime to watch via Crunchyroll.

Drop in to the Teen Space for this awesome, new, weekly program! Do you love playing games? Then check this out! Every week we will play a game alternating between video games and board games.

Geek out about your fav fandom! We'll hang out and discuss what's great about your pop culture favs!

Young gamers who are familiar with Minecraft basics are invited to play and explore Minecraft together in Creative Mode. For children in grades K-6. Sign up online.

For students in grades 2-6 interested in learning to play chess or improving their chess game. Students should know how the chess pieces move before their first visit.

Develop your math skills playing "Rock n Roll" Bingo with bouncy dice on a giant (lifesize) Bingo board. This is a Crazy 8s Math Club program sponsored by the Bedtime Math Foundation. For children in grades 3-5. Sign up online.

Taxes have been a concern for many Americans for decades now. With rising deficits, debt on the federal, state and municipality level where does that leave the taxpayer?

Have you been scratching your head about Bitcoin? What is it? How does it work? We will explore cryptocurrency and other trends in the marketplace.

Hailed as “both timely and enjoyable,” (Kirkus Reviews), Black Girls Must Die Exhausted by Jayne Allen (Harper Perennial; on-sale: 8/3/2021) is the first of three acclaimed novels previously self-published.

Moderator Jackie Takiff leads our group in a lively discussion of the book The Inheritance Of Loss, by Kiran Desai. Copies of the book are available for checkout at the Circulation Desk.