Teen Tech Week is March 7th—11th and it is a time for libraries to showcase all the great digital resources and services they offer. Torrey Proctor and John Hass from TechKnow in Spencer will be at the library on Thursday, March 10. At 2:00 p.m. adults are invited to come hear John Hass talk about Bitcoin, making circuits, coding, and Minecraft. After school at 3:30 p.m. Torrey Proctor will be at the library to talk about Digital Sculpting, 3D Printing, free open source digital art making tools, 3D Scanning, Video Game Design, and Minecraft 3D Printing. You may have never played with or worked with technology before, but you have always wondered about it or wanted to learn more. If this is you come to the library Thursday, March 10!
Join Kevin Spire for a beginning genealogy class in the Milford Community Center on Friday, March 11, from 1-3 p.m. This class will cover organizing your information—forms, charts, physical storage of papers and give an overview of different software programs. Learn how to evaluate sources and learn about the pitfalls of relying on other’s research, both online and in books. Explore genealogy websites and work through some basic building blocks of genealogy, including your personal family items and census records. Attendees are encouraged to bring birth and death dates and locations for their grandparents or great grandparents so we can try to locate more information about them. When the class is done, everyone should have a good idea on how to start, where to go for more information and how much fun family research can be.
March 4 through March 19 is our coloring contest for preschool through 4th grade. All coloring pages will be put on the library windows. Each winner will receive an Easter basket. Coloring pages can be picked up at the front desk of the library.
Milford Memorial Library has put a new spin on the spring egg hunt. We have taken 12 pictures of items around the library and your job is to find out where and what these items are. You will receive a piece of paper from the front desk that has 12 pictures in eggs. Find and write down where all 12 images came from and turn your sheet in. Anyone can participate and the spring egg hunt ends Friday, March 19. We will draw for a prize on March 21.
If you are in preschool through 4th grade and need something to do after school on Thursday, March 10, stop by the library. Join Betty Naab, our children’s librarian, as she hosts the after school craft party. The theme for this month is “Read Across America.”
Join us for great stories and much more every Friday morning at 10:00! Betty, our children's librarian, looks forward to sharing stories with you! No pre-registration is necessary. The theme this week is “Leprechauns.”
Join Kevin Spire for a beginning genealogy class in the Milford Community Center on Friday, March 11, from 1-3 p.m. This class will cover organizing your information—forms, charts, physical storage of papers and give an overview of different software programs. Learn how to evaluate sources and learn about the pitfalls of relying on other’s research, both online and in books. Explore genealogy websites and work through some basic building blocks of genealogy, including your personal family items and census records. Attendees are encouraged to bring birth and death dates and locations for their grandparents or great grandparents so we can try to locate more information about them. When the class is done, everyone should have a good idea on how to start, where to go for more information and how much fun family research can be.
March 4 through March 19 is our coloring contest for preschool through 4th grade. All coloring pages will be put on the library windows. Each winner will receive an Easter basket. Coloring pages can be picked up at the front desk of the library.
Milford Memorial Library has put a new spin on the spring egg hunt. We have taken 12 pictures of items around the library and your job is to find out where and what these items are. You will receive a piece of paper from the front desk that has 12 pictures in eggs. Find and write down where all 12 images came from and turn your sheet in. Anyone can participate and the spring egg hunt ends Friday, March 19. We will draw for a prize on March 21.
If you are in preschool through 4th grade and need something to do after school on Thursday, March 10, stop by the library. Join Betty Naab, our children’s librarian, as she hosts the after school craft party. The theme for this month is “Read Across America.”
Join us for great stories and much more every Friday morning at 10:00! Betty, our children's librarian, looks forward to sharing stories with you! No pre-registration is necessary. The theme this week is “Leprechauns.”
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