This is a basic genealogy informational program presentation that breaks down a very complex process into the basic steps in locating family, building family trees, and analyzing DNA results including research to aid in family history.
To register, please email alyssa@eastgreenwichlibrary.org and you will be sent the Zoom link for the program.
Tuesday, January 9th at 6 PM
Join us in the Community Room for an engaging presentation delving into the various editions of Nancy Drew books since their debut in the 1930s.
Discover intriguing facts, share childhood memories, and ask questions during this interactive session.
Bring your own Nancy Drew books to learn their publication years and potential value, and feel free to showcase any Nancy Drew-related items you have.
This month's Grab & Go craft bag will include many of the materials needed to create your own map garland. Feel free to get creative with your shapes!
Available starting Monday, February 5th downstairs in the Reference Room.
While supplies last.
Frosted Tealight Candle Holder
This month's Grab & Go craft bag will include many of the materials needed to create your own frosted tealight candle holder.
Available starting Monday, January 8th downstairs in the Reference Room.
While supplies last.
Cook the Book Club!
Friday, January 5th @ 1 PM
Join the East Greenwich Library's cookbook club!
This month we will be cooking recipes from Carla Lalli Music's first cookbook Where Cooking Begins: Uncomplicated Recipes to Make You a Great Cook: A Cookbook or her most recent one That Sounds So Good: 100 Real-Life Recipes for Every Day of the Week: A Cookbook. Copies of her cookbook will be available at the December meeting or downstairs with Alyssa at the Reference Desk.
Cook the Book Club!
Friday, December 1st @ 1 PM
Join the East Greenwich Library's cookbook club!
The theme for this month is appetizers. Please prepare an appetizer to share with the group. You can email the recipe you used to Alyssa and she can print copies for the rest of the group to take home.
Whether you love cooking or want to learn more skills and tips, we can't wait to see you there!
For questions or inquires email alyssa@eastgreenwichlibrary.org.
All day long in the Community Room
Do you have puzzles at home that you've already completed? Want to exchange them for some new ones?
Stop in to the East Greenwich Free Library on Monday, December 11th and visit our Community Room to swap your old puzzles with some new ones!
How will it work?
Mod Podge Fall Decorations!
Bags will include some foam pumpkins, fall patterns, Mod Podge, and an instruction sheet.
Available starting Monday, November 6th downstairs in the Reference Room.
While supplies last.
Join us for an enlightening and hands-on experience with Mishki Thomson, a member of the Narragansett Tribe, that celebrates the beauty and tradition of Native American beadwork.
Mishki will share about the history of this beautiful beadwork and her journey learning it. This program is geared toward ages 10 and up and is an amazing way for anyone to learn more about a piece of Native American history. All participants will leave with a completed project and a smile on their face!
Tuesday, October 24th @ 6:30 PM in-person in the EGFL Community Room
Dare you uncover the eerie secrets of monsters that hide in your very backyard?
