Week Calendar

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

This program is part of the Longwood Community Read.

Expand your knowledge of Word by learning how to use keyboard shortcuts, how to insert tables and images, and how to adjust page layout.

"Evil Eye" by Etaf Rum

Explore magnetism, the strength of magnetic fields, and the real-world application of magnets.

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

Stop by to play games, do art projects, and try out new tech! Walk-ins welcome. Grades 6-12.

Learn to prepare kid-friendly snacks for young children. This program is part of the Babysitter Basics Series. Grades 6-12.

Learn how to play the world's most famous tabletop RPG. All materials provided. No previous experience required. Grades 6-12.

Learn about the native bees of Maryland and how you can help support them. Ages 6-11. (Repeat of program offered on May 6th at 11:00 a.m.)

This program is part of the Longwood Community Read.

Meet new friends and dive into lively discussions and activities about our monthly early chapter book selection. Books provided upon registration. This month's title is "The Tiger Rising" by Kate Di'Camillo.

Learn about MD wildflowers and make a pressed flower suncatcher or bookmark. Grades 4-8. 

A Longwood Community Read program.

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

Enjoy an afternoon with kittens and learn about how to properly handle and care for them. In partnership with the Chesapeake Feline Association. Grades 6-12.

Listen to fairytales and plant an indoor fairytale garden! For families with children in grades 2-7.

Registration opens two weeks prior to the program date. 

A Longwood Community Read program.

"The House in the Pines" by Ana Reyes

Meet the coauthors of "Of White Ashes," a WWII historical novel inspired by their families' true stories. Join us to hear about their extensive research and the experiences of ordinary people who compel us to reflect on humanity's resilience.

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

The Marquis de Lafayette played a pivotal role in the American War for Independence.

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

This is a Longwood Community Read program.

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