Week Calendar

Mental Health First Aid®  a public education national certification course for anyone age 18 and older who would like to learn how to help people who may be experiencing a mental health related crisis or problem.

Listen to a story, sing, dance, and dig in the soil with your grownup! Planting flowers is a wonderful way to learn about nature. Ages 3-5. 

A Longwood Community Read program. 

Learn how to set up and use a free Outlook email account.

Play, socialize, and learn while making connections. For families with children ages birth-2. 

"The Last Garden in England" by Julia Kelly

This a Longwood Community Reads program. 

Bring your own device and learn how to use Finder, search for programs, and create folders in this introduction to Macs, Apple's personal computers.

Educational activities for homeschoolers and other children in non-traditional school settings. Ages 6-11.

Educational activities for homeschoolers and other children in non-traditional school settings. Ages 6-11. 

A monthly educational activity for students in homeschool and non-traditional school settings. 

This month, learn the history of the iconic "I LOVE NY" design and create a graphic for Cecil County. Ages 9-14.

Learn how to play the world's most famous tabletop RPG. All materials provided. No previous experience required. Ages 11-17.

Bring a current work-in-progress or create something new using our supplies. Ages 11-17.

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

Bring in a plant to exchange with fellow gardening enthusiasts and take home something new for your own backyard. 

Whip up lemon blueberry muffins just in time to celebrate Mother’s Day using a recipe from our cookbook collection. 

Join local author Jim Duffy as he discusses his book Eastern Shore Road trips #2 : 26 More One-Day Adventures on Delmarva. Books will be available for purchase and signing.

Practice your reading skills by reading one-on-one with a specially-trained therapy dog. Ages 4-11.