Berlin Public Library Events

We’ll read some stories, make some crafts, sing, groove, and play to start our day.

Come to the library to get some wiggles out! Learn to use movement to tell a story. Using various props, games, and music we will play with movement and strengthen our bodies in a fun way. Ages 3-4.

Adults with questions about their personal devices - How do I send emails on my phone? How can I make text messages easier to read? Where do I find ebooks? - can stop in to the library to get one on one help with their questions.

Elementary and middle schoolers are welcome to come and enjoy Lego Challenges and expand their creativity and construction skills.

Bring your current craft project and work on in with a group of other crafters! Gain some inspiration and motivation to finish that sweater you started to knit, or your latest cross stitch pattern. This is not an instructional program, but beginners might find some good advice in the group. Please b...read more

Get together with a gaming master to learn some new board games. Or, if you want to share one you and your family love, bring it in a box labeled with your name. Everyone is welcome!This program is held at the 1870 Town Hall. 12 Woodward Ave., Berlin MA 01503.

Come practice the art of writing beautifully. We will be using a variety of materials and methods to create projects that feature artistic lettering of all kinds. From everyday notetaking to comics and vision boards, writing is everywhere. With a lot of patience and a little practice your penmanship...read more

This program shows how owls use their specialized powers of sight, hearing and flight to survive and thrive. A wealth of fact and folklore about these masters of the night explains the natural and unnatural history of owls. A variety of live North American owls provides the focus of this presentatio...read more

We’ll read some stories, make some crafts, sing, groove, and play to start our day.

The teen advisory board is made up of teenagers in middle and high school who have a desire to help their community and a love for the library. Work together with your peers to create and run programs and build community.

Adults with questions about their personal devices - How do I send emails on my phone? How can I make text messages easier to read? Where do I find ebooks? - can stop in to the library to get one on one help with their questions.

The Friends of the Berlin Public Library will meet to discuss upcoming fundraising activities and goals for supporting the library in 2025. All are welcome to attend.

Winter brings grey and chilly weather. Join us at the library for some open-ended play. We have warm comfy seating and plenty of toys. Come relax and socialize in the children's room. Snacks are welcome but will not be provided for this program.

Grades 3-5 are welcome to join us to talk about James Ponti's newest book, The Sherlock Society. Alex Sherlock, his sister, Zoe, and his friends are looking for ways to make money over the summer when Zoe finds the perfect solution. They decide to open a detective agency. Soon, they are loo...read more

Come to the library to get some wiggles out! Learn to use movement to tell a story. Using various props, games, and music we will play with movement and strengthen our bodies in a fun way. Ages 3-4.

Adults with questions about their personal devices - How do I send emails on my phone? How can I make text messages easier to read? Where do I find ebooks? - can stop in to the library to get one on one help with their questions.

Did you know you can learn the basics of coding without a computer? Come play games and do some projects that stretch your logical thinking and introduce the beginnings of computer programming to elementary students. Ages 5-10 are welcome.

Come practice the art of writing beautifully. We will be using a variety of materials and methods to create projects that feature artistic lettering of all kinds. From everyday notetaking to comics and vision boards, writing is everywhere. With a lot of patience and a little practice your penmanship...read more

We’ll read some stories, make some crafts, sing, groove, and play to start our day.

Adults with questions about their personal devices - How do I send emails on my phone? How can I make text messages easier to read? Where do I find ebooks? - can stop in to the library to get one on one help with their questions.

Winter brings grey and chilly weather. Join us at the library for some open-ended play. We have warm comfy seating and plenty of toys. Come relax and socialize in the children's room. Snacks are welcome but will not be provided for this program.