Come visit our self-serve Seed Library. The seeds are housed in the cabinet with the sign under the blue counter in the adult area of the library. Come fill out a check-out form and “borrow” seed for your garden this …
Read More »Come visit our self-serve Seed Library. The seeds are housed in the cabinet with the sign under the blue counter in the adult area of the library. Come fill out a check-out form and “borrow” seed for your garden this …
Read More »If you have eclipse glasses you no longer want, please bring them to the Canton Public Library by5:00 p.m. Friday, April 26! We will be donating them to Astronomers Without Borders so that children in Central America can safely view …
Read More »From April 1-30, let your library card open the doors of Connecticut libraries by participating in the Passport to Connecticut Libraries Program! It is open to adults and children, so everyone can explore the amazing diversity of our public libraries. …
Read More »Canton Public Library offers the onlypersonalized, adaptive language-learning experience that provides the tools andguidance you need to expand your language skills wherever and however you learnbest. Here’s why that’s awesome:
Our favorite Mango features include:
Real-world conversations that won’t leave you lost in …
Read More »If you are like us, you can’t wait for the colorful spring flowers to come out. Flowers can be a great way to attract even more color with birds and butterflies. If you are looking to get your hands in …
Read More »Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus is in high demand at Canton Public Library. Taking place in the 1960’s, Lessons in Chemistry is the story of Elizabeth Zott, scientist and beloved cooking show host. Elizabeth mixes chemistry and cooking and …
Read More »Whether your love is new or you’ve been together for years, having a date night always says “I Love You”. We’ve gotten together and cooked up a list of date night movies and activities to match.
Watch Sideways and have a …
Read More »Now that winter has us firmly in her grasp, perhaps you are looking for a warm, cozy, feel-good read. Books with nothing dark or too scary, just heartwarming. Books that have characters you grow to love, despite, or perhaps because …
Read More »Like many of us, you may be starting the new year with a resolution that you may or may not keep. Frequently our resolutions come down to habits, making them or breaking them. So rather than show you a list …
Read More »Always, in December by Emily Stone- After a coincidence leads Josie and Max, two people who hate the holidays, to spend Christmas together, the pair finds that fate keeps bringing them together in unexpected places, like New York City and …
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