Julie Griffin, a freelance paranormal photographer, will be presenting her multimedia program Ghostly Photographs: true ghost stories you can see with your own eyes. This paranormal  

photographer will tell the tales behind her very real "ghostly" photos  

that she will be showing. They range from illuminated balls of energy  

to full body apparitions.

 

All are welcome to this free program.

 

Contact: Madhu Gupta   860-447-1411 x 3   [email protected] 

 

Location: Community Room 

 

 

 

The book club for busy Moms and caregivers! Bring the kids to play while we chat about a new title each month over some coffee and snacks. Books will be available for checkout in the weeks prior to our discussion with your valid library card.  

 

Registration is required. Please call Julie at 860-447-1411x4

 

*Note: This program requires a minimum of 3 registered participants.

 

 

Created Equal: America's Civil Rights Struggle is an initiative of the National Endowment for the Humanities that uses the power of documentary films to encourage community discussion of America's civil rights history. NEH has partnered with the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History to develop programmatic and support materials for the sites. New London Maritime Society's program at Public Library of New London is one of 473 institutions across the country awarded a set of  films chronicling  

 

THE LOVING STORY

Loving v. Virginia (1967). 

 

Eastern CT Conservation District (ECCD) will explore the causes of nitrogen
over-load in Long Island Sound through a hands-on, minds-on workshop that
will be appropriate for all age levels. A watershed model (Enviroscape) will be
used to demonstrate from where the sources of nitrogen originate and then
workshop participants will learn about best management practices (BMPs)
for reducing nitrogen discharge. Participants will be briefed on present ECCD
efforts and projects being implemented in the Long Island Sound watershed
to reduce nitrogen from discharging into our waterways.

 

  

Hands-on training to produce better video with your smart phone. Learn best practices on how to shoot video with either an iPhone  

or Android device.  Then get training to use the  free editing software you  

probably already have on your laptop. You'll discover some simple editing  

techniques for the free Apple iMovie or Windows Movie Maker.  A 30- year  

video professional will show you how to shoot the best video with your phone,  

and the easiest ways to edit it together. The goal will be helping you produce  

video that your organization or business can showcase on its website. 

Requirements are an iPhone or Android phone, a laptop with either iMovie  

or Windows Movie Maker already installed, and the knowledge to transfer  

video from your phone to your laptop. You should also bring the cable  

needed for transferring.

 

All attendees will get to participate in shooting and editing a video.  

 

Please click here to register.

 

Contact: Madhu Gupta - [email protected]  860-447-1411 x3

 

Location: Community Room 

       

 

Read a new Young Adult title each month and get together with friends to discuss it over FREE PIZZA! Books will be available for checkout with your valid library card. Registration is required.  

 

This month's book is The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare.

 

*Note: This program requires a minimum of 3 registered participants  

 

To register, please call 860-447-1411 x4 

  

  

Teen Maker Tuesdays are the first Tuesday of every month.

This month's activity is "Make your own Duct Tape School Supply Case".     

Materials will be provided.

 

Registration is required. To register, please click here.