Tuesday, January 31st, 6-7pm

Community Room

Registration required.

Are you thinking about fostering a pet, adoption or just want a refresh on being a good pet owner?

Join Michelle Kreell the Community Liaison from Baypath Humane Society as she educates you about animal shelters, fostering, choosing the best pet for your family, safety around animals and how to be a responsible owner. Michelle will be bring her own rescue dog Lane for you to enjoy. 

Donations for the Baypath Humane society would be greatly appreciated, but are not required to attend. There is always a need for supplies like treats, toys, food, and towels. An updated list of what is needed will be posted as the program gets closer.



This program is geared towards families. 

Thursday, 1/19, 6-7pm (Virtual meeting)

Registration required*

Have you been meaning to declutter and organize your closet?

Join Susan McCarthy from A Less Cluttered Life for a virtual presentation on how to declutter and organize your closet. Learn four different techniques for decluttering your closet that accommodate different schedules as well as levels of energy. Discover what you can let go of to make an immediate difference to your closet.

*You do not need to be a library card holder to attend, you don't even need to live in MA (the great thing about a virtual program). Invite a friend to register and enjoy a great program together!

Thursday, February 9th, 7-8pm

In person in the Community Room

Registration required

Eating chocolate releases endorphins that make you happy, and some chocolate can actually be good for you! Come try an array of gourmet chocolate to stimulate your pallet. Also learn about the ingredients, processing and where cocoa pods are grown, all from Therapy Gardens resident chocolate expert.

Great for all you chocoholics out there!

Tuesday, January 17th, 2-3pm

Location: Council on Aging (28 Medway Branch)

No registration required

This book group meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month for a fun, informal discussion about that month's title.

January: Our Woman in Moscow by Beatriz Williams

Upcoming February Title:

Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner

Wednesday, February 8th, 7-8pm

Virtual Meeting

Registration required

Join Bonnie Power as she leads a virtual discussion on houseplants. As with our outdoor gardens, many things can go wrong when you grow plants indoors. Learn the factors that make for happy houseplants, including light, water, and soil...and how to provide them. Common houseplant pests and diseases are also on the agenda, as well as how to treat them.

This is a co-sponsored event between the Garden Club of Norfolk and the Norfolk Public Library.

Thursdays, 10:30-11am

Temporary location: Rec Dept Multipurpose Room*

No registration required

Join Miss Allison for storytime fun! All ages welcome.

*The Multipurpose room is located across the street from the library. Walk up the front walk of Town Hall, past the flagpole and enter the Recreation Office Door (Door #4). Once inside the Multipurpose Room is immediately on your left.

Saturday, January 21st, 6-8pm

Virtual Meeting

Registration required

Join other gamers for the best kart race in town! This is a virtual race, test your skills against other players all around Massachusetts!

Top winners will receive a prize!

*Participants must have their own gaming platform (PS4, PS5, Xbox, Series X, Nintendo Switch, PC), online connection, and a copy of the game.*

Wednesday, January 25th, 4-5pm

Temporary Location: Rec Dept Multipurpose Room*

Join your friends for some brick building fun! Try your hand at one of the building challenges or design a creation of your own. Keva plank will also be available. Ages 5-10 . No registration required.

*The Multipurpose room is located across the street from the library. Walk up the front walk of Town Hall, past the flagpole and enter the Recreation Office Door (Door #4). Once inside the Multipurpose Room is immediately on your left.

Monday, January 30th, 3:30-4:30pm

Registration required

We will be making a sock snowman this month! All the materials needed to make and dress up your snowman, will be available. Great for all skill levels and open to teens 13+.

Thursday, February 2nd, 6-7pm

Virtual program

Grades 6-8

Registration required

Early exposure to revenue, expenses, profit, and stocks sets students up for lifelong financial success! Players are given certain resources to build a business and buy, sell, and trade their way to success!

Learn these skills in a fun way through Minecraft with TD3 Innovative Gaming. 

TD3 Innovative Gaming provides secure Minecraft servers, up to 15 Minecraft accounts, and a Zoom link to facilitate programs. Attendees must have their own devices compatible with Minecraft to join the servers and an internet connection.

Tuesday, January 17th, 4-5pm

Temporary location: Rec Dept Multipurpose Room*

Registration required, you will be notified of your time slot by email.

Children in grades 2-6 are invited to come and meet special therapy dogs once a month to practice their reading with a furry friend. Each child is given a specific 10-minute time slot for a "one on one" with their reading dog. Children must be able to read by themselves.

*The Multipurpose room is located across the street from the library. Walk up the front walk of Town Hall, past the flagpole and enter the Recreation Office Door (Door #4). Once inside the Multipurpose Room is immediately on your left.

Thursday, January 19th, 6-8pm

Virtual Meeting

Registration required

Fortnite Tournaments have been taken to the next level! See how you measure up against other local battle royale competitors in this free Private Custom Matchmaking Tournament, courtesy of One Up Games' Game Together Program, Epic Games, and Uxbridge Free Public Library! Play right from the comfort of your own home. *Participants must have their own gaming platform (PS4, PS5, Xbox, Series X, Nintendo Switch, PC), online connection, and a copy of the game.*

Wednesday, January 25th, 7-8pm

Virtual Meeting

Registration required

Ron Feuchs and Jackie Tepper, partners at Stand Out For College, LLC will lead this discussion on Navigating College Admissions Successfully.

Topics to be discussed include: Current college admissions trends, the importance of researching and visiting colleges to find schools that can be a good fit for your child, a timeline and other action steps that can be taken to make this second half of the school year productive and help reduce the stress around the college admissions process.

They'll also examine the holistic admissions review process, what admissions officers consider important when they review applicants, and how students can position themselves to develop a compelling narrative to increase their chances for admission.

A Zoom link will be sent the morning of January 25th.

Pick up week of February 6th

Open to grades 3-12

Sign up to receive a book bundle from the library! Fill out this form to sign up for a book bundle containing a personalized library book pick (must be returned), snack, craft, and a couple of goodies! Bundles are available to pick up on the first Monday every two months.