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Mini Golf for All Ages
Sunday, April 26, 2026
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
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See a few of our upcoming events and activities below.To access our full online events calendar, click here! |
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Little Artists, Big Masterpieces Get ready to experience the world through the eyes of our students. During the initial months of the academic year, the infant, toddler, and preschool learners at ELLI–-The Early Language and Literacy Initiative at Fairfield University-–have been investigating various textures, colors, and artistic techniques. From distinctive self-portraits to imaginative sculptures made from recycled materials, each artwork showcases the creativity and ingenuity of the ELLI artists. Come join us in honoring their dedication and admire their incredible creations from April 20 – May 1, 2026, in the New Book Area at the Fairfield Public Library. |
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All About May: May’s Too-Big Pizza by A.T. Woehling, art by Felicia Whaley In May's Too-Big Pizza, a young girl named May embarks on a kitchen adventure to make a homemade meal for her large family. This early reader is filled with humor as May and her seven siblings work together, creating a pizza that grows bigger and bigger with every added ingredient. While the process is chaotic and at times overwhelming for May, the story provides a heartwarming look at how a rambunctious household finds joy in their "messy" but loving life. Beginning readers are sure to enjoy this series, which celebrates family and friendship and features vibrant artwork! Recommended for children in grades K-1. Library card holders can click here to find it in our catalog and place a hold on the book. |
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Detective Stanley and the Green Thumbed Thief by Hannah Tunnicliffe, art by Erica Harrison Check out this second installment in a series that celebrates friendship and the joy of a well-solved mystery! Detective Stanley and the Green Thumbed Thief is a delightful and humorous graphic novel that follows the adventures of a retired dog detective. In this charming mystery, Detective Stanley is called to the Narlybone Botanical Gardens after someone begins swiping rare and priceless plants. It is up to Stanley to navigate a case filled with twisty secrets to unmask the botanical bandit. As Stanley works to prove the innocence of his pal Parker Pine, readers are invited to participate in the investigation by spotting clues hidden throughout the pages. With a clever plot and highly detailed illustrations that capture the personality of every expressive animal character, this graphic novel is sure to engage young readers! Recommended for children in grades 2-3. Library card holders can click here to find it in our catalog and place a hold on the book. |
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