Week Calendar

Mr. Bill Currier will have everyone rockin’ and rollin’ in this lively, interactive musical program. For families with children ages 2-6.  

This program will take place at the Cecilton Park behind the Cecilton Library.

Explore and play with blocks of all shapes and sizes. For families with children ages birth-5  

Using hands-on artifacts, explore these unique creatures and their amazing survival adaptations as we dispel myths about these aquatic “monsters.” Presented by the National Aquarium. For families with children ages 4-14. 

Paint and stories combine in this seahorse-themed art class. Ages 2-5.

Explore the traits of several Chesapeake Bay and watershed species and learn how these species interact with humans and society. Ages 7-11. Presented by the University of Maryland Extension.

 Join us to chat about Marianne Cronin's debut novel, "The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot".  To reserve a copy of this title, contact the North East Branch Information Desk at 410-996-6269 x1521.

Learn about the fascinating biology of squids with the National Aquarium! Ages 11-17.

Using hands-on artifacts, explore these unique creatures and their amazing survival adaptations as we dispel myths about these aquatic “monsters.” Presented by the National Aquarium. For families with children ages 4-14. 

Learn about the fascinating biology of squids with the National Aquarium! Ages 11-17.

Discover and create with new technologies like Sphero robots, LEGO WeDo, Snap Circuits, Bloxels, and more! Ages 11-17.

A monthly meeting for fans of Anime and Manga. Talk about your favorite characters of all time, your most recent Anime binge, or the Manga you haven't been able to put down, all while enjoying anime-themed crafts, games, and activities.

Through historical photographs and live music, professional bugler Jari Villanueva illustrates the rise of World War I military bands and the important role those musicians played in elevating patriotism on both sides of the Atlantic.