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Join EP Urban Forest to learn about key native trees and shrubs for your home garden. From Rhode Island Reds to Woody plants, native plant horticulturalist Sally Johnson will help folks select native trees and shrubs that meet specific conditions and provide the greatest ecological benefit in your backyard. Those who register for this event will receive the link prior to the talk. 

Air fryers have taken the cooking world by storm and for good reason. The food is healthier, they’re easy to use, and easy to clean. Whether you have an air fryer and want to expand on your knowledge or are merely curious about what the hype is all about, join us for this 3-week series as we explain features and show you a new recipe each week! Those who register will receive the Zoom link prior to the event.

We will be CLOSING at Noon on Good Friday – April 2nd

Learn about rainbows with this fun craft!

Pick up this craft kit any time at Weaver Library starting Monday, April 5th and make it on your own with simple instructions.  You will need crayons, glue, and scissors. (Very young children may need assistance.)

No registration required but supplies are limited. First come, first served.

Drop in with your device (mobile/ cell phone, tablet, iPad, laptop, Chromebook, etc.) for 1:1 assistance managing and troubleshooting apps, personal information, and projects.

Join us to listen to a story, sing together, and do a lot of silly dancing. 

Register below, up to one hour before the program start, and the Zoom link will be emailed to you prior to the program.

Learn. Grow. Explore. Join us in exploring science and the wonders of discovery. We will watch a story about different scientists and the tools they use in their work.  We will also explore chemical reaction, learn a song about the water cycle, and make a lava lamp.

The Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England are presenting this fun program for kids in PreK – grade 1.

All genders are welcome.

Register here and the Zoom link will be sent to you the day before the program.

The World of Harmonica program is an effort to expand the awareness of the instrument. Using story telling, historical facts, and playing the instrument in many styles, Bob Hennessy tells the story and plays the music that will open your ears and minds. His fast-paced program is both entertaining and educational that will delight and perhaps even move you to try the instrument once again! Those who register will receive the Zoom link prior to the event. 

Kids age 8 and up are invited join us for this virtual program to create your own movie clips! Develop characters, formulate a story and explore the Stop Motion animation app. Then use the app to take a series of shots of toys, building blocks, small objects, drawings or people and watch the app bring them to life! Registration is required by completing the form below. A Zoom meeting link will be sent to participants prior to the program.

Library Board of Trustees will meet at 4:30 pm

How does raw, liquid batter transform into a delicious and delicate sponge dessert? It may seem like magic–but it’s actually science!  Join us for this virtual 4-week series to bake a different cake each week and learn the chemistry and physics behind the ingredients while it’s in the oven. Ingredient lists and Zoom meeting information will be emailed prior to the program. Registration is required by completing the form below. Ages 8+.

Create a pretty spring flower using yarn or string!

Pick up this craft kit any time at Weaver Library starting Monday, April 12th and make it on your own with simple instructions.  You will need scotch tape, glue, and scissors. (Very young children may need assistance.)

No registration required but supplies are limited. First come, first served.

Drop in with your device (mobile/ cell phone, tablet, iPad, laptop, Chromebook, etc.) for 1:1 assistance managing and troubleshooting apps, personal information, and projects.

Free vaccine card laminating(1)

Bring your completed vaccine card during the following hours for free laminating.

Riverside Branch Library
Monday, April 12th & 26th – 11am -1pm

Claire, a patron of Fuller and a digital artist for years, will show children ages 8+ how to use IBIS paint X in this 3-week virtual series. Using this free software, children will learn how to use the tools to begin creating their own digital masterpieces! Children may use a computer, but an iPad, tablet, or smartphone is recommended for this series. Those who register will receive the Zoom link prior to the event.

Join Miss Pam to listen to a story, sing together, and do a lot of silly dancing. 

Register below, up to one hour before the program start, and the Zoom link will be emailed to you prior to the program.

In bad weather, sometimes we ‘forget’ how to drive. Preparing yourself and your vehicle are key before hitting the road in inclement weather. This presentation hosted by John Paul, a lead instructor for AAA’s Driver Improvement Program and AAA’s Car Doctor, will discuss the steps you can take to ensure your safety. Please feel free to come with questions for John. Those who register will receive the Zoom link prior to the event.

Kids age 8 and up are invited join us for this virtual program to create your own movie clips! Develop characters, formulate a story and explore the Stop Motion animation app. Then use the app to take a series of shots of toys, building blocks, small objects, drawings or people and watch the app bring them to life! Registration is required by completing the form below. A Zoom meeting link will be sent to participants prior to the program.

It’s been a long 12 months and we need to recharge. Enjoy this virtual event by Maria Holme, owner of Your Next Step, as she shares stories of how she gets unstuck while the world feels stuck around her! Attending this virtual event will provide insight into her practices of mindfulness, creative outlets, acts of kindness, building a personal community, and so much more. Those who register will receive the Zoom link prior to the event. 

Free vaccine card laminating(1)

Bring your completed vaccine card during the following hours for free laminating.
Weaver Library
Friday, April 16th -10am-12pm
Saturday, April 24th – 10pm to 12pm

Riverside Branch Library
Monday, April 12th & 26th – 11am -1pm

Let’s get cooking! Tex-Mex food is easy to cook and makes a delicious snack! Kids ages 6 and up can join us for this virtual 3-week series to practice cooking skills while learning recipes for nachos, quesadillas and more! Adult supervision is recommended. Registration is required by completing the form below. A Zoom meeting link will be emailed to participants prior to the program.

Nesting birds announce spring! Celebrate the season with this nature craft!

Pick up this craft kit any time at Weaver Library starting Monday, April 19th and make it on your own with simple instructions.  You will need crayons, glue, and scissors. (Very young children may need assistance.)

No registration required but supplies are limited. First come, first served.

Drop in with your device (mobile/ cell phone, tablet, iPad, laptop, Chromebook, etc.) for 1:1 assistance managing and troubleshooting apps, personal information, and projects.

Watercolor painting is a fun and inexpensive way for kids to get creative without the mess of acrylic paint or pastels. During this 3-week series, kids age 7 and up will explore watercolor techniques, experiment with this easy to use medium and follow along with video tutorials to create watercolor masterpieces. Kids will need the following supplies: watercolor set, brush and watercolor paper or cardstock. Registration is required by completing the form below. Those registered will receive a Zoom meeting link by email prior to the program.

Join us as we explore a new kind of book club at East Providence Public Library! We will be reading Tomorrow Will Be Better by Betty Smith and discussing it virtually via Zoom. Stop by Weaver Library to pickup a copy or download the title from eZone. Registration is required and the Zoom link will be emailed to you prior to the discussion.

Join Miss Pam to listen to a story, sing together, and do a lot of silly dancing. 

Register below, up to one hour before the program start, and the Zoom link will be emailed to you prior to the program.

Learn. Grow. Explore. Join us for a look at bugs! We will read a book about a grouchy ladybug, learn a fun insect song, and make our very own butterfly.

The Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England are presenting this fun program for kids in PreK – grade 1.

All genders are welcome.

We’re sorry, but the presenter had to cancel this program.

Join us for this two part virtual paint series! Follow along with a step-by-step video tutorial for an acrylic paint project. We’ll begin on April 20 and complete the project on April 27. Attendance at both nights is recommended but not required. Participants will need: an acrylic paint set, brushes and a canvas or thick paper. A Zoom link will be emailed prior to the program. Register by completing the form below.

Join us as we explore a new kind of book club at East Providence Public Library! We will be reading Tomorrow Will Be Better by Betty Smith and discussing it virtually via Zoom. Stop by Weaver Library to pickup a copy or download the title from eZone. Registration is required and the Zoom link will be emailed to you prior to the discussion.

Kids age 8 and up are invited join us for this virtual program to create your own movie clips! Develop characters, formulate a story and explore the Stop Motion animation app. Then use the app to take a series of shots of toys, building blocks, small objects, drawings or people and watch the app bring them to life! Registration is required by completing the form below. A Zoom meeting link will be sent to participants prior to the program.

Meet Dave’s animal friends including turtles, lizards, snakes, amphibians, and a few furry animals.

The goal of Animal Experiences is to help children and adults learn about, explore, and develop a deep appreciation for reptiles, amphibians, and other small animals without being afraid of them.

Register below, up to an hour before program start time, to receive a Zoom link.

Maria Lawton, author of Azorean Cooking and host of Emmy-nominated cooking & travel series Maria’s Portuguese Table, will make a childhood favorite dish – chicken and potatoes! However, this chicken and potatoes dish is on a whole new level as Maria will show you how to incorporate lemon and egg. Those who register for this virtual program will receive the full ingredients list ahead of time along with the Zoom link they will need to participate.

Let’s get cooking! Tex-Mex food is easy to cook and makes a delicious snack! Kids ages 6 and up can join us for this virtual 3-week series to practice cooking skills while learning recipes for nachos, quesadillas and more! Adult supervision is recommended. Registration is required by completing the form below. A Zoom meeting link will be emailed to participants prior to the program.

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Join us on Zoom, Friday April 23 at 6:30 for a virtual craft and conversation session.

After you register you may pick up your supplies from the Weaver Library.

Supplies are limited, and will be available to pick up starting on April 12th

If you wish to provide your own supplies and still join the fun you can email mperry@eplib.org for the Zoom link.

Bring spring inside your home with a birdsong or butterfly tissue hugger craft!

Pick up this craft kit any time at Weaver Library starting Monday, April 26th and make it on your own with simple instructions.  No scissors or glue needed! (Very young children may need assistance.)

No registration required but supplies are limited. First come, first served.

Drop in with your device (mobile/ cell phone, tablet, iPad, laptop, Chromebook, etc.) for 1:1 assistance managing and troubleshooting apps, personal information, and projects.

Free vaccine card laminating(1)

Bring your completed vaccine card during the following hours for free laminating.

Riverside Branch Library
Monday, April 26th – 11am -1pm

Watercolor painting is a fun and inexpensive way for kids to get creative without the mess of acrylic paint or pastels. During this 3-week series, kids age 7 and up will explore watercolor techniques, experiment with this easy to use medium and follow along with video tutorials to create watercolor masterpieces. Kids will need the following supplies: watercolor set, brush and watercolor paper or cardstock. Registration is required by completing the form below. Those registered will receive a Zoom meeting link by email prior to the program.

Join Miss Pam to listen to a story, sing together, and do a lot of silly dancing. 

Register below, up to one hour before the program start, and the Zoom link will be emailed to you prior to the program.

Join us for part two of April’s virtual paint series! Follow along with a step-by-step video tutorial for an acrylic paint project. Attendance at both nights is recommended but not required. Email fullercreativelearning@gmail.com to join us for one of nights (we will send you the previous session information to catch up). Participants will need: an acrylic paint set, brushes and a canvas or thick paper. A Zoom link will be emailed prior to the program. Register by completing the form below.

There are now 6.2M seniors living with Alzheimer’s in the US; 24,000 in RI. The emotional and financial burden continues to grow as just this year, total payments for caring for Americans over 65 with dementia is estimated at $355 billion. Join our virtual community forum with the Alzheimer’s Association RI Chapter to learn more and have your questions answered. Those who register will receive the link prior to the event.

Kids age 8 and up are invited join us for this virtual program to create your own movie clips! Develop characters, formulate a story and explore the Stop Motion animation app. Then use the app to take a series of shots of toys, building blocks, small objects, drawings or people and watch the app bring them to life! Registration is required by completing the form below. A Zoom meeting link will be sent to participants prior to the program.

Let’s get cooking! Tex-Mex food is easy to cook and makes a delicious snack! Kids ages 6 and up can join us for this virtual 3-week series to practice cooking skills while learning recipes for nachos, quesadillas and more! Adult supervision is recommended. Registration is required by completing the form below. A Zoom meeting link will be emailed to participants prior to the program.