Event List

Keegan Rodgers from The Lakehouse Bakery will be here to tell you all about the art of Barbecuing. He'll talk about the difference between grilling and BBQing, history, equipment, meats, types of BBQ sauce, and a basic overview of how to BBQ.

Study Session 1 for homeschool students in grades 4-12 participating in the wax museum. This study session will give students the opportunity to work on their own or with others on their research projects for the wax museum. 

After School Adventures happens each Monday at the library!  Stop by after school for a variety of fun activities: building challenges, mindfulness practice, puzzles and art projects.  Each week will be something different! 

Study Session 2 for homeschool students in grades 4-12 participating in the wax museum. This study session will give students the opportunity to work on their own or with others on their research projects for the wax museum.

We invite you to join us in the Bedford Local History Room for a class on basic photograph preservation and digitization techniques.

This program will take place on the 1st & 3rd Saturdays of every month and is specifically geared towards 4 -6 year old kids who are just starting their reading adventure.

After School Adventures happens each Monday at the library!  Stop by after school for a variety of fun activities: building challenges, mindfulness practice, puzzles and art projects.  Each week will be something different! 

Join us the first and third Tuesday of every month from now until the end of May.  We meet at 1pm for fun, crafts, STEM, library adventurers and more.  So get your homeschoolers  together and join us for our next meeting.

Do you remember CURSIVE?

Join us as we revisit this lost art of writing. 

It only takes paper and a pencil to try your hand at writing in cursive.

When Allied troops encountered survivors at the Nazi concentration and death camps, they were shocked by the depth of human suffering and many were moved to help survivors in anyway they could.

Presentation day for the homeschool wax museum for students in grades 4-12. Homeschool students will present their wax museum research projects. Registered participants, their families, and library patrons are welcome to attend. 

Do you remember CURSIVE?

Join us as we revisit this lost art of writing. 

It only takes paper and a pencil to try your hand at writing in cursive.

Keegan C. Rodgers, owner of The Lakehouse Bakery in Chelsea, leads this lively talk on how to plan for the perfect picnic.

Do you remember CURSIVE?

Join us as we revisit this lost art of writing. 

It only takes paper and a pencil to try your hand at writing in cursive.

Many people chose to support the Nazi regime during the Holocaust, and propaganda played a significant role in the their thinking.