Upcoming Events

Learn about local wildlife while meeting and greeting LIVE animals! Presented by Wildlife Adventures. Ages 6-11.

Learn woodworking basics while building your own birdhouse! Grades 6-12. 

Learn woodworking basics while building your own birdhouse! Grades 6-12. 

Ask all of your basic tech questions.  No advanced registration necessary.

Learn about local wildlife while meeting and greeting LIVE animals! Presented by Wildlife Adventures. Ages 6-11.

Registration opens two weeks prior to the program date. 

Learn about local wildlife while meeting and greeting LIVE animals! Presented by Wildlife Adventures. Ages 9-14.

This program will be held in the Cecilton Community Center (203 E Main Street).

Join the Science Heroes on a treasure-hunting adventure deep within the jungle. Conduct exciting science experiments such as chemical reactions, air pressure, physical explosions, and more! Ages 6-11.

Join the Science Heroes on a treasure-hunting adventure deep within the jungle. Conduct exciting science experiments such as chemical reactions, air pressure, physical explosions, and more! Ages 6-11.

Join the CCPL Bookmobile for a nature-based activity at North East Community Park. For families with children ages 5-11.

Program pending weather. Registration optional.

In this thrilling show, young scientists embark on a mission that reveals electrifying obstacles, powerful forces of physics, stunning reactions of chemistry, and much more! Ages 6-11.

Learn to navigate your devices with ease and confidence.

Meet reptiles from around the world including snakes, lizards, turtles, and more! Ages 2-6.

Registration opens two weeks prior to the program date.

Examine wild bees: illustrating their characteristics, their importance in the food chain, and the challenges they currently face in this changing world.

Learn how the library's free resources, can help you cut the cord. Popular streaming services will also be reviewed.

Good Grain Bread Company owner Esther Schultz will discuss and demonstration on sourdough bread. Learn how to maintain a sourdough starter as well as basic bread making techniques and tips to make your own homemade sourdough breads.

Join us for a special Cooking the Books as we celebrate the Friends Foundation’s Crab Crawl by making Maryland Crab Soup.

Learn how the natural processes of decomposition and recycling of composting help close the loop on the organic waste cycle, turning kitchen and yard scraps into a valuable resource for improving soil health and promoting a more sustainable way of

Sara Witcher ,Education Specialist / Biologist with Maryland Wildlife and Heritage Service Department of Natural Resources to learn about Eagles population, habits and habituates in our area.

Drop-In Tech Help is open for any and all basic technology questions. We'll do our best to assist you in a relaxed, low-stress environment. No advanced registration necessary.

Celebrate fall by creating culinary dishes highlighting pumpkin from recipes in our cookbook collection.

Explore the sweet secrets of beekeeping basics with everything you need to know about the delicate art of nurturing these incredible pollinators.

Let's eat bugs Is a program that explores an alternative protein source of how bugs are "farmed," the nutrition facts about our 6-legged friends, how other cultures embrace bugs for nutrition, and the safety concerns around them.

Unlock your creative potential with our Adobe Illustrator Basics Workshop. Designed for adults new to the world of vector graphics, this workshop provides a friendly and comprehensive introduction to Adobe Illustrator.

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