In our modern world, mending instead of buying new is a radical act! Come learn hand-sewing techniques that were once part of everyone's skill set, and can be again! Materials provided in this hands-on make-and-take covering the basics you need to do routine mending and alterations on your wardrobe.
Have you ever wondered how to fix that favorite item of clothing but were not quite sure how? Bring it along and find out! Some materials provided, BYO if you have them, especially fabric for matching or patching! Space is limited. Please contact the library to sign up.
This month's title is "The Remains of the Day" by Kazuo Ichiguro. All are welcome and copies are available at the desk.
Join the Friends of the Library for our next meeting. We'll discuss ideas for programming, special events and more. Bring your ideas, energy and a friend!
Has your favorite knife lost its edge? Would you love to get it sharpened and learn more about how to care for your blades so they'll last you a lifetime? James from Sharpen Something! will bring his sharpening equipment and expertise. Come learn knife care and get something sharpened! Please feel free to bring one […]
Join us for this training with Kristen Kreiger, RN BSN from the Quabbin Health district. Topics covered include: -Understanding what opioids are and why people become addicted. -How to recognize and respond to an overdose -How to use Narcan (naloxone) safely and effectively All participants will receive a Naloxone kit free of charge!
Make a drawstring bag with an inside pocket, and learn hand-sewing skills that are the basis for all other fiber arts. Materials provided in this hands-on make-and-take class, but if you want to bring your choice of fabric, you will need ONE 18" square of fabric for the bag and ONE 6" square for the […]
Your high school yearbook. Your kid’s art from grade school. Grandma’s wedding dress. Dad’s Army uniform. Great-grandpa’s piano. The attic, the basement, the shed, the stacks by the bed. What do we do with all the STUFF??? Meg Baker, curator of the Hatfield Historical Society, has some tips to share.