Charlton Public Library
Upcoming Events
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
Tidying Up Your Google Drive
Feeling overwhelmed by files in your Google Drive? This beginner-friendly class will show you how to bring order to your digital storage. Learn how to create and organize folders, move files into the right places, and use color-coding to quickly identify important folders.…Learn More
Wiggles & Giggles (YFCP)
Children, ages 2-5, with a parent/caregiver, will sing, move, play musical instruments, learn rhythm, and listen to stories in this FREE series facilitated by music teacher Laine Hanlon! “Wiggles & Giggles” fosters physical, cognitive, social, and emotional learning through music and motion. Registration is required. Space is limited.
Play Cribbage
This afternoon we’re playing cribbage! We’ve got a few boards and decks of cards and we can’t wait to play with you! Beginner and experienced cribbage players are welcome!…Learn More
Navigating the Settings on iPhone and iPad
In this class, we explore the Settings app, examining ways to adjust our devices to suit our individual needs. We learn to access important information about our devices, update the software, and customize important features like Do Not Disturb, Face ID, and notifications.…Learn More
Movies- Song Sung Blue
Come to the library for a free movie and popcorn!On this day we will be showing: SONG SUNG BLUELightning and Thunder, a Milwaukee husband and wife Neil Diamond tribute act, experience soaring success and devastating heartbreak in their musical journey together.…Learn More
Friends of the Library Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Friends of Charlton Public Library. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
Intro to Google Calendar
New to Google Calendar? This beginner-friendly class will introduce you to the basics of managing your schedule online. Learn how to create events, add details like locations and reminders, and keep track of appointments in one convenient place. We’ll also explore helpful features such as color-coding events and viewing your schedule by day, week, or month.…Learn More
DIY Seed Bombs
This month's adult craft is a blooming ballistic: we are making seed bombs! Participants will mix clay, seeds, and soil to make various types of portable, giftable, throwable, bits of gardening, For adults and teens ages 13 and up.
Talking Book Library Info Session
The Worcester Talking Book Library provides free services to Massachusetts residents of any age who are unable to read standard print due to a permanent or temporary visual, physical, or readingdisability. Join us for a presentation on all things Talking Book Library: who they are, what they do, who they serve, and the materials, programs, and services they provide.
DIY Seed Bombs
This month's adult craft is a blooming ballistic: we are making seed bombs! Participants will mix clay, seeds, and soil to make various types of portable, giftable, throwable, bits of gardening, For adults and teens ages 13 and up.
Threaded Together Fiber Arts Group
The Threaded Together Fiber Arts Group meets every Thursday from 1:00-3:00. There is no registration, and all are welcome to join us. Bring your current project or swing by for some assistance and great conversation.
Death Café
Welcome to the Death Café at Charlton Public Library! What is a Death Café, you ask? A Death Café is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or course of action, no set conclusions and no judgement. Death Cafés provide a safe environment to gather, eat cake, drink tea or coffee, and enjoy open-minded conversation about dying and death.…Learn More
The Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group
Support group offering information, resources, and strategies specific to caring for someone with Alzheimer’s and other Dementias.
Board of Trustees Meeting
Monthly Board of Trustee meeting.
Teen Volunteers: Crafternoon for Kids
Help out at our craft program for kids! Set up crafts, help children put crafts together, manage hot glue guns (if needed), general supervision. This is for teen volunteers who have filled out an online application. Don't forget your service…Learn More
Early Reader Book Club
Join our parent/child book club for early readers, ages 3-7. Read the monthly book selection at home with your child, and join us for a short discussion, activity, and a snack. Please register so we know how many people to expect. Copies of the book will be available at the Adult Circulation Desk.…Learn More
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
Saturday Acoustic Roots Jam-SARJ
An acoustic only music jam. Open to all 18+. From September through May the group meets at Charlton Public Library, and from June through August the group meets at an off-site location. Email Rich at Cule5632@gmail. com for more information.
Learn How to Play the Ukulele for Teens & Adults
Learn how to play the ukulele! No experience necessary. Ukuleles provided or bring your own. Participants will learn about tuning, strumming, fretting and how to play songs. This class is for adults and teens ages 13 and up. Registration is required…Learn More
Intro to Google Calendar
New to Google Calendar? This beginner-friendly class will introduce you to the basics of managing your schedule online. Learn how to create events, add details like locations and reminders, and keep track of appointments in one convenient place. We’ll also explore helpful features such as color-coding events and viewing your schedule by day, week, or month.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Family Storytime with Author Michelle Chalmers
This family event is designed for children and families to listen together to “Vitamin D and Me,” an amazing story of how and why human beings have different color skin tones. From dark brown to light, human beings and our evolution have an amazing story to tell, and it's all here to learn and share.…Learn More
Intro to Canva
Unlock your creativity and bring your ideas to life with Intro to Canva! This beginner-friendly course is perfect for anyone looking to create stunning visual content without needing graphic design experience. Whether you're a student, small business owner, content creator, or just someone who wants to make eye-catching presentations, social media posts, flyers, or resumes—this course will walk you through the basics of using Canva.…Learn More
Canva for Kids: Vision Boards
Get creative and learn digital design with Canva! In this fun, kid-friendly series, participants will explore the basics of the Canva platform while creating their own colorful projects. Kids will learn how to add and style text, choose images and graphics, and experiment with some of Canva’s built-in AI tools to spark ideas and enhance their designs.…Learn More
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
Open Session with Olive the Therapy Dog
This is an open session to visit with our Therapy Dog, Olive. Olive is trained and licensed through Bright Spot Therapy Dogs, Inc. Registration is not required. All ages are welcome.
Drop-in Needle Felting For Adults
This time is just for you to drop-in and work on your projects! There will be needles, wool, and pads for use but no formal instruction or project planned. Feel free to bring a project you've already started or use our supplies to bring your ideas to life.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Intro to Libby
Discover the joy of reading and listening on the go with Libby, the free, easy-to-use app that connects you to your library’s digital collection. This course will guide you through the process of accessing thousands of eBooks, audiobooks, and magazines using Libby, available through your local library.…Learn More
Personalizing Your Device
In this class, we learn about different ways to customize the iPhone and iPad to suit your preferences better. We’ll cover reorganizing our Home Screens, creating folders, changing the appearance of our displays, and changing the image used for the wallpapers and Lock Screens.
Canva for Kids: Summer Bucket List
Get creative and learn digital design with Canva! In this fun, kid-friendly series, participants will explore the basics of the Canva platform while creating their own colorful projects. Kids will learn how to add and style text, choose images and graphics, and experiment with some of Canva’s built-in AI tools to spark ideas and enhance their designs.…Learn More
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Workshop and Reading of Independence Cake with Old Sturbridge Village
Old Sturbridge Village will be visiting us for crafts and a storytime! Listen to a fictional story about America’s first cookbook author, explore recipes and cookbooks from the early days of the United States, and create your own cookbook to take home.…Learn More
Dungeons and Dragons for Teens
Ready yourself for adventure and step into the world of Dungeons & Dragons with this one-shot adventure from Dungeon Delvers! Up to six players will join together to fight fearsome monsters and brave dangerous landscapes in the world of the Forgotten Realms setting.…Learn More
Threaded Together Fiber Arts Group
The Threaded Together Fiber Arts Group meets every Thursday from 1:00-3:00. There is no registration, and all are welcome to join us. Bring your current project or swing by for some assistance and great conversation.
Teen Volunteers: Stuffy Sleepover
Help out at our Stuffy Sleepover drop-off program. Volunteers will help children and parents complete activities with their stuffed animals. This is for volunteers who have already filled out our Volunteer Application. Please remember to bring your time sheet to be signed if applicable.
Stuffed Animal Sleepover!
Drop off your stuffed animals in the Story Time Room between 2 and 4 pm to participate in our stuffie sleepover! Create a nametag and sleep mask for your fuzzy friend, have them spend the night, and then pick them up anytime during the following day (Friday, the 24th)! Kiddos will be given a sleepover book detailing all of the shenanigans that their stuffed animal got up to that night (parents and caregivers should remember to check our Facebook page for live updates as well!).…Learn More
Teen Volunteers: Stuffy Sleepover Part 2
Help out at our Stuffy Sleepover photo session. Volunteers will help library staff pose stuffed animals for pictures. It is helpful if volunteers bring a smartphone to help take pictures. This is for volunteers who have already filled out our Volunteer Application.…Learn More
CULE- Charlton Ukulele League & Ensemble
This club is a FREE, fun, low stress and entertaining way for adults 18+ to learn music together.
Songwriting Workshop
Music gives us space to express ourselves in a way like no other. Songwriting is a tool we can come back to again and again when we need an outlet for our feelings, a space to freely say what we mean, and a canvas to explore life. When you learn the art of songwriting, you learn to find your voice.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Canva for Kids: Summer Reading Book List & Bookmark Design
Get creative and learn digital design with Canva! In this fun, kid-friendly series, participants will explore the basics of the Canva platform while creating their own colorful projects. Kids will learn how to add and style text, choose images and graphics, and experiment with some of Canva’s built-in AI tools to spark ideas and enhance their designs.…Learn More
Critical Thinking Discussion Group: Democracy in America
Intimidated by the so-called "Great Books" and all that critical thinking stuff? Many people are, especially they you go it alone. Join some like-minded friends for a little mental workout to keep your brain in good shape! Copies of discussion materials will be available at the adult circulation desk.…Learn More
Intro to Chat GPT
Curious about ChatGPT and what it can do for you? Join us for a hands-on introduction to one of today’s most popular AI tools! In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll learn what ChatGPT is, how it works, and how it can help with everyday tasks like writing, researching, organizing ideas, learning new skills, and more.…Learn More
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Cat Lovers Book Club
A place for cat lovers to enjoy time together, talking about books, and doing cat-themed activities! Each month, we will choose a book to read and then discuss for a few minutes in the next month's meeting. The first book will be chosen at this meeting (April 25th).…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Wiggles & Giggles (YFCP)
Children, ages 2-5, with a parent/caregiver, will sing, move, play musical instruments, learn rhythm, and listen to stories in this FREE series facilitated by music teacher Laine Hanlon! “Wiggles & Giggles” fosters physical, cognitive, social, and emotional learning through music and motion. Registration is required. Space is limited.
Play Scrabble
Join us for a fun afternoon playing Scrabble! We have boards (and dictionaries) ready and waiting for you to play with us!
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
Intro to Google Keep
Looking for an easy way to keep track of notes, lists, and reminders? This beginner-friendly class will introduce you to Google Keep, a simple tool for organizing ideas and everyday tasks. Learn how to create notes and checklists, set reminders, add labels, and use color-coding to keep everything organized.…Learn More
Open Session with Olive the Therapy Dog
This is an open session to visit with our Therapy Dog, Olive. Olive is trained and licensed through Bright Spot Therapy Dogs, Inc. Registration is not required. All ages are welcome.
Honey bee swarms, no fear, the bees are on the move to a new home
Swarms are a healthy and natural part of the bee life cycle. Beekeeper Dave Wade will talk about what to do if you spot one. When honey bees outgrow their home half of them and their queen move on to a new home. It is nature's way of building new bee families.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Drop-in Needle Felting For Adults
This time is just for you to drop-in and work on your projects! There will be needles, wool, and pads for use but no formal instruction or project planned. Feel free to bring a project you've already started or use our supplies to bring your ideas to life.…Learn More
The Crafty Chapter (Formerly Fiber Arts Club for Tweens & Teens)
Do you like to knit, crochet, sew, embroider, needle felt, or do other fiber arts? Really, any portable craft is welcome! Join us to hang out, practice your craft, learn from more experienced friends, or share your knowledge with others! **Please bring your current projects to work on!!** This group is best suited for tweens and teens aged 9-18.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Young Scientists Stem Program
Join us for a free in-person “Young Scientists” series facilitated by STEM Beginnings and hosted by the Charlton Public Library. For ages 3-6 years. Registration is required.
Threaded Together Fiber Arts Group
The Threaded Together Fiber Arts Group meets every Thursday from 1:00-3:00. There is no registration, and all are welcome to join us. Bring your current project or swing by for some assistance and great conversation.
One-on-One Tech Help
Do you have a more complicated question than we can cover during Drop-in Tech Help? Would you like to learn some basic email or internet skills? Make a one-on-one appointment with the Charlton Library's Digital Skills Instructor and get 60 minutes of dedicated support.…Learn More
One-on-One Tech Help
Do you have a more complicated question than we can cover during Drop-in Tech Help? Would you like to learn some basic email or internet skills? Make a one-on-one appointment with the Charlton Library's Digital Skills Instructor and get 60 minutes of dedicated support.…Learn More
At Home In The World: Reflections of A Travel Addict
Join author Matt Davis as he discusses his childhood inspiration for travel, shares some of his favorite stories and photos from his book, and offers some travel tips. Colliding with a kangaroo in Australia, navigating Italy’s strict dining customs, trying to avoid choking on a popular Japanese confection, and strolling the shores of Israel’s Sea of Galilee – these are a few of the hilarious, suspenseful, and introspective highlights of one traveler’s international adventures.…Learn More
One-on-One Tech Help
Do you have a more complicated question than we can cover during Drop-in Tech Help? Would you like to learn some basic email or internet skills? Make a one-on-one appointment with the Charlton Library's Digital Skills Instructor and get 60 minutes of dedicated support.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Online Health Resources at a Glance
Join us for a lecture presentation that will discuss online health resources. In today’s digital world, the internet is a powerful tool for learning about health and wellness. This class will explain why and how participants might use online health resources to find accurate information and make informed decisions about their care and the care of loved ones.…Learn More
Teen Volunteers: Lego Club
Help out at our Lego program for kids! Set up a Lego Challenge, help kids find pieces they need, suggest building ideas, general supervision. This is for teen volunteers who have filled out an online application. Don't forget your service log form…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
Intro to Google Keep
Looking for an easy way to keep track of notes, lists, and reminders? This beginner-friendly class will introduce you to Google Keep, a simple tool for organizing ideas and everyday tasks. Learn how to create notes and checklists, set reminders, add labels, and use color-coding to keep everything organized.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Wiggles & Giggles (YFCP)
Children, ages 2-5, with a parent/caregiver, will sing, move, play musical instruments, learn rhythm, and listen to stories in this FREE series facilitated by music teacher Laine Hanlon! “Wiggles & Giggles” fosters physical, cognitive, social, and emotional learning through music and motion. Registration is required. Space is limited.
Play Games!
Today we’ll play a variety of party games together! Come have fun with us!
The Crafty Chapter
Do you like to knit, crochet, sew, embroider, needle felt, or do other fiber arts? Really, any portable craft is welcome! Join us to hang out, practice your craft, learn from more experienced friends, or share your knowledge with others! **Please bring your current projects to work on!!** This group is best suited for tweens and teens aged 9-18.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
Creating a Budget Tracker through Google Sheets
Take control of your finances with this beginner-friendly workshop designed to help you build a fully functional budget tracker using Google Sheets. Whether you’re new to spreadsheets or just starting your personal finance journey, this workshop will guide you step-by-step through creating a simple, organized, and customizable budgeting system.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
Young Scientists Stem Program
Join us for a free in-person “Young Scientists” series facilitated by STEM Beginnings and hosted by the Charlton Public Library. For ages 3-6 years. Registration is required.
Threaded Together Fiber Arts Group
The Threaded Together Fiber Arts Group meets every Thursday from 1:00-3:00. There is no registration, and all are welcome to join us. Bring your current project or swing by for some assistance and great conversation.
One-on-One Tech Help
Do you have a more complicated question than we can cover during Drop-in Tech Help? Would you like to learn some basic email or internet skills? Make a one-on-one appointment with the Charlton Library's Digital Skills Instructor and get 60 minutes of dedicated support.…Learn More
One-on-One Tech Help
Do you have a more complicated question than we can cover during Drop-in Tech Help? Would you like to learn some basic email or internet skills? Make a one-on-one appointment with the Charlton Library's Digital Skills Instructor and get 60 minutes of dedicated support.…Learn More
Genealogy Group
The Charlton Library Genealogy Group is a friendly group of people who share an interest in genealogy. We meet monthly on the first Thursday of the month from 6:30-7:30 in the Local History Room. Meetings will alternate between general discussion topics and guest presenters.…Learn More
One-on-One Tech Help
Do you have a more complicated question than we can cover during Drop-in Tech Help? Would you like to learn some basic email or internet skills? Make a one-on-one appointment with the Charlton Library's Digital Skills Instructor and get 60 minutes of dedicated support.…Learn More
Book Donations Accepted!
The Friends of Charlton Library are accepting donations of books for their big book sale on Saturday, May 9! Donations may be brought into the Library during open hours from Tuesday, April 21 until Friday, May 8. Materials not accepted include VHS tapes, Readers Digest Condensed books, and encyclopedias.
MyChart: An Introduction
Join us for a lecture presentation that will discuss MyChart. This class will provide an introduction to MyChart (what it is and how it can be used) and its key features. This is for people ages 60 and up. This Senior Planet from AARP class is being offered through the Senior Planet licensing program.
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
Creating a Budget Tracker through Google Sheets
Take control of your finances with this beginner-friendly workshop designed to help you build a fully functional budget tracker using Google Sheets. Whether you’re new to spreadsheets or just starting your personal finance journey, this workshop will guide you step-by-step through creating a simple, organized, and customizable budgeting system.…Learn More
Play Cribbage
This afternoon we’re playing cribbage! We’ve got a few boards and decks of cards and we can’t wait to play with you! Beginner and experienced cribbage players are welcome!…Learn More
iPhone Essentials: Control Center and Files
This class covers essential features included in the iPhone and iPad. We learn to use tools such as a flashlight, timer, calculator, and alarm. We also explore the Files app, where we can scan documents and organize files. Registration is required.
Drop-in Tech Help
Do you have a few quick questions about technology? Would you like to learn how to use apps like Libby or Kanopy? Drop in and speak with Charlton Library's Digital Skill Instructor and get the dedicated support you need. If you will need more than 15 minutes of tech help, please make a one-on-one appointment in person at the library, online, or by calling 508-248-0452.…Learn More
DIY Bath Products
In this month's adult craft everyone will get their hands dirty making their own bath products! We'll talk about how and why it's inexpensive and easy to make your own products. Everyone will leave with their own sugar scrub and bath bomb! For adults and teens ages 13 and up.…Learn More
Instagram 101: Snap, Share & Connect
Curious about Instagram but not sure where to start? This hands-on workshop will guide you through the basics of using Instagram in a fun, supportive environment. You’ll learn how to set up your profile, post photos and videos, explore content, and connect with friends, family, or your community.…Learn More
DIY Bath Products
In this month's adult craft everyone will get their hands dirty making their own bath products! We'll talk about how and why it's inexpensive and easy to make your own products. Everyone will leave with their own sugar scrub and bath bomb! For adults and teens ages 13 and up.…Learn More
