SAT, July 5 | 10:00 AM Barney Library, 71 Main Street Drop in and play outside at the Barney Library! Listen to some fun stories and then have a playtime with your friends on the playground. A great place to meet friends old and new! Rain or shine, we will have indoor stories if the weather is rainy!
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THU, July 10 | 6:15 PM Farmington Library, 6 Monteith Drive All ages are invited to drop-in and join us to make your own ice cream sundae! MMMMmmmm.....
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FRI, July 11 | 9:30 AM Farmington Library, 6 Monteith Drive Come experience some silly fun in our kiddie pools filled with fun things to do: balls, instruments, scarves, puppets, and more! We will also have tents, tunnels and things to walk on, big blocks to build with, and fun bubbles too. This will be a fun-filled time to be active and get your wiggles out.
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Barney Library, 71 Main Street This program discusses the edible parts of our common invasive plants and shows some of the delicious recipes that can be made with them, let's use our appetite as a weapon to control invasives! Please register to attend.
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THU, July 17 | 10:00 AM Barney Library | 71 Main Street BUBBLES BUBBLES BUBBLES! Join us outside the Barney Library for a special bubble storytime. Read some bubble books, make your own bubble wand, and create lots of bubbles big and small!
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FRI, July 18 | 11:00 AM Hein Farm, 303 Meadow Road Meet us for a farm story time, music, and a tour. We will meet to the left of the farm store in the picnic area. Parking will be in the large grassy area, on the left side of the property, close to the road. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and a picnic lunch and stay as long as you'd like after story time is over. If raining, program will be moved to July 25, 2025 at 11:00 AM.
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MON, July 21 | 10:00 AM Barney Library, 71 Main Street Join Miss Shana for 30 minutes of books, finger plays and songs perfect for ages 0 to 24 month. This lapsit storytime is the perfect introduction to storytimes for babies and caregivers.
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Farmington Library, 6 Monteith Drive Learn how Connecticut has changed from ecologically and how the species of animals changed dramatically as their habitat changed over the past 300 million years. As Connecticut’s ecosystems have changed over time, the state’s wildlife has also changed. Observe, first-hand, how natural phenomena and human activities have impacted animal populations.
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