The Plumb Memorial Library is truly the jewel of Shelton. It is named for David Wells Plumb. Visitors can attend meetings and programs, research Shelton and Connecticut history, check out materials for enlightenment and fun, ask reference questions, use the technology available, and interact with their fellow community members.
At the Plumb on May 12th at 10AM. A new inclusive story time for area children of all ages with special needs plus their caregivers; siblings and family members are always welcome. Ms. Maura shares stories, hands-on props, music, bubbles and more! Registration is required and begins 2 weeks before each session.
Celebrate the special women in our lives with stories plus crafts, and activities to show how much we love and appreciate these truly special ladies; ages 3 and up, with caregivers at the Plum on May 10th at 6PM. Registration required and begins April 26.
Set up: May 1, 12:00PM-8:00PM & May 2, 10:00AM-8:00PM
Friends of the Shelton Libraries move and display the stock for their spring book sale. Helpers are welcome and will be trained on the spot!
First Night: May 3, 6:00PM-8:00PM
Admission $5 per person over 12; great selection, excellent prices, discounts to Friends members.
Book Sale: May 4, 10:00AM-8:00PM
Great selection, excellent prices.
Half-Price Day: May 5, 10:00PM-4:00PM
Everything is half price.
Bag Day: May 6, 12:00PM-4:00PM
Last day, fill a bag for $5, bags provided.
At the Plumb on April 28th from 9:00AM-1:00PM. Area childcare centers and care givers visit the library with agencies focused on early childhood. Free fair for families of preschool children features information, giveaways and prizes – look for Shelton School Readiness Council, TEAM, and other groups supporting young families.
Tween/Teen Poets – looking for a supportive environment to develop poetry and share your work? This workshop focuses 11-to-18 year-old writers of all levels on creating and revising poems with the aim of publication or merely satisfaction in improving their work. The emphasis is on sharing and critiquing participants' poems but will offer instruction on poetic elements such as imagery, line and voice. Food for thought includes complimentary pizza and drinks; registration is required and begins 2 weeks prior to each session. At the Plumb on 4/21 at 2PM.
