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Bleeding hearts from early May, 2021.
Friday, May 2, 2025
Children's Room at the Ansonia Library to host author at Twinkle Tales story time
BREAKING BEDTIME NEWS We’re throwing the sleepiest party of the year... and YOU’RE invited!
To celebrate Children’s Book Week, we’re hosting a special NightTime StoryTime with our pal and CT author, Doe Boyle!
She’s bringing one of her amazing books...
We’re bringing the cozy vibes...
You just bring your imagination (and maybe a blankie
).Doe is visiting us for a special NightTime StoryTime and will read two of her many amazing books at this family event!
Registration is required, but PJs are optional!
Register here: https://forms.gle/D4qahUHnKuVLc3Zc6
Plumb Memorial Library in Shelton to offer jewelry making for teens
Teen Jewelry Making with Vanessa Fasanella
11 a.m.-1 p.m. May 31
SHELTON - Teens ages 13 and older are invited to register for this hands-on jewelry making session.
This class, led by Vanessa Fasanella, will teach teens the basics of using jewelry tools, designing jewelry, and using a beading board. Make a bracelet and earrings set, and take home the beading board.
Registration is required, and sorry this is for teens only (no adults). Limited space is available.
The Library is at 65 Wooster St.
Click below to register:
https://engagedpatrons.org/EventsRegister.cfm?SiteID=2661...
Click below to register:
https://engagedpatrons.org/EventsRegister.cfm?SiteID=2661...
This is shared from the Shelton Library System Facebook page.
Thursday, May 1, 2025
Derby Historical Society newsletter features Derby's 350th, past anniversaries
From the desk of Executive Director Kellie Santiago:
"As we celebrate the 350th Anniversary of the City of Derby this month, we are reminded here at the Derby Historical Society about why the Society was created and why our presence in the community is so important.
"Since 1946, our mission has been to preserve, maintain and celebrate the rich and varied history of the Lower Naugatuck Valley. Our main focus, in the more than 40 years since we acquired the David Humphreys House and opened it up to the public, has been the education of our school-age children, teaching them about the contributions that our towns and their founders made to this country and bringing history alive for them through “A Day in 1762,” our living history field trip.
"As author Robert Heinlein said, 'A generation which ignores its history has no past and no future.' Here at the Derby Historical Society we will continue to chronicle the events and achievements of this All American Valley and keep history alive for our future generations.'"
Click HERE to view and download the
May/June newsletter.
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