Tuesday, May 21st

7:00-8:00pm

Virtual Meeting

High School Juniors and their guardians

This Zoom presentation will help high school juniors and their guardians understand how to use the summer productively to create a compelling college application.

You will learn how the Supreme Court decision has impacted the college admissions process and how a student’s ability to express their insights, experiences and personal growth through their application essays are more important than ever before.

The discussion will also include the application strategies including the advantages and disadvantages of early decision, early action and regular decision. We’ll review what factors students should consider in deciding whether or not to submit their standardized test scores (SAT or ACT) for test-optional colleges and universities. Also to be discussed are the different ways that students can be admitted to a particular school.

Tuesday, May 14th

6:30-7:30pm

Community Room

Teens and Adults

Registration Appreciated

Looking to relax after a stressful day at work, school or after being home with the kids?  

Wind down for the evening with a meditation session to calm your mind and body.

This program is best for Teens and Adults.

Summer Reading is almost here! Get ready by registering now!

Adults, Kids, Teens, Tweens

Don't forget to come by the library for your reading log. If you're doing Read and Bead, pick out a chain and brag tag too!

Kids (Ages 0-12): Read and Bead. Earn beads all summer long! Every 15 minutes earns you a bead. Save up your time to get bigger and cooler beads.

Tween (rising 4-6th graders): Choose your adventure: Read and Bead or a Tween Raffle. Earn beads by the minute or earn raffle tickets by the book! Please indicate which option you'd like when registering.

Teens (rising 7-12th graders): After registering please stop by the library to pick up your reading log, brag tag, and chain to start your read and bead necklace.

Adults (Ages 19+): For every book read, please fill out a raffle ticket to enter to win the Grand Prize, on display in the lobby. 

*No Beanstack this year, just register through the library and use paper logs!*

Every Friday

10:30am-12:00pm

Magazine/Reading Room

No registration required

Do you love to knit, crochet, embroider, or do another fiber craft? Bring your current WIP to our informal group where you can work on projects, socialize, and share advice.

Pickup at COA April 9th-13th

Registration Required

A fun, themed book box for adults! Each box will have a themed book(s) and some goodies. You get to keep the goodies, but the books do need to be returned. 

Boxes will be available for pick up the 2nd Tuesday of each month and you will have one week to pick up. You must have a valid SAILS library card to register. 



Theme: Outdoor Adventure

Friday, April 26th

10:00-11:00am

Reference Desk

Registration Appreciated

Mystified by your smart phone, tablet, or laptop? Need help using Libby or another digital library service? Bring your device with you for in person assistance.

Tuesday, May 7th

6:30-7:30pm

Community Room

Registration Required

Decluttering isn’t just about randomly getting rid of stuff because you haven’t used it in the past six months. Instead, clearing clutter creates space in your home for the activities you want to do. And creating order in your home also saves you time, money, and stress!

Learn what steps to take…in what order…and eliminate overwhelm and doubt in favor of calm, intentional decluttering.

Pickup at NPL April 9th-13th

Registration Required

A fun, themed book box for adults! Each box will have a themed book(s) and some goodies. You get to keep the goodies, but the books do need to be returned. 

Boxes will be available for pick up the 2nd Tuesday of each month and you will have one week to pick up. You must have a valid SAILS library card to register. 



Theme: Outdoor Adventure

Thursday, May 23rd

7:00-8:30pm

Community Room

Registration Required

Bring your appetite and join other foodies at Read It and Eat It. Each month we will be discussing different chefs, cuisines, or regions. Come share your experiments, experiences, triumphs, and tragedies. Plates, napkins, silverware, and water will be provided. Don't forget some containers because there are

usually leftovers to take home!

There will be several cookbook titles to go along with each meeting's theme available for browsing and check out at the circulation desk. Please remember to bring a copy of your recipe to the meeting. 

Have food allergies or a question? Please email Sarah, sward@sailsinc.org



May: Ina Garten

Tuesdays

10:30-11:15am

Story Hour Room

No Registration Required

Babies 0-16 months with guardian

Music and play for babies and their caregivers. Join us in Story Hour Room (through the big door inside the kids' picture book room)!

All toys are washed and sanitized after each session.

Wednesday, May 8th

2:00-2:30pm

Story hour/Craft room

Registration Required

Ages 2-5 with an adult

A program that will involve lots of gross stuff that you aren't allowed to play with at home!



Please list any allergies your child has when registering.  

Monday, May 20th

4:00-5:00pm

Story hour/Craft room

No Registration Required

Ages 5 and up

Enjoy some time crafting with all materials provided. We will make a craft each

month based on the season.  

**Caretakers need to stay in the room with younger children to complete the craft.

Thursday, May 23rd

4:00-4:45pm

Story hour/Craft Room

Registration Required

Ages 5-7

Young Pokémon lovers! We have a new Pokémon club just for you!

This club is for ages 5-7 and will meet once a month in the Story Hour/Craft Room.

Do a craft, play games, and talk endless Pokémon facts with Miss Allison and

other junior trainers! We'll end each meeting with a Show-n-Share (show off

your favorite card, toy, artwork you've done, etc.).

*Please note, there is no trading during this program. If your child would

like to trade cards, they may do so before or after club with your supervision.

Mondays & Thursdays

10:30-11:00am

Community Room

No Registration Required

All Ages with a guardian

Join Miss Allison for storytime fun! 

Thursday, May 2nd

5:00-6:15pm

Story hour/Craft room

Registration Required

Ages 13-18

Spring can make you restless...especially as a teen trying to focus on school. We get it!

So teens 13-18 are invited to come de-stress at NPL with free pizza and painting! 

We'll provide the pizza, the drinks, the paint supplies, and some ideas/templates for what to paint. 

Registration required to ensure there's enough food for all. 



Please email Allison at ariendeau@sailsinc.org about any food allergies. 

Wednesday, May 29th

4:00-5:00pm

Story hour/Craft room

No Registration Required

Ages 5-10

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.

Thursday, May 30th

4:30-7:30pm

Virtual Meeting

Registration Required

Tweens & Teens

Join Veteran Dungeon Master Adam Samtur from Tabletop Now as he leads you through a brand-new adventure: "Escape from Irongate Keep"! 

This 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons one-shot is packed with action, thrills, and just a dash of chaos. Your character, and your group, will have to bust their way out of jail and tussle with guards and magical inmates alike, all while running for your very lives! 

The adventure is family-friendly and suitable for all ages and experience levels. So even if you've never picked up a D20 before, we'll teach you the ropes as we play. Let's get rolling!

Virtual program (registrants will be sent the Zoom link prior to the program).