Clinton, Bigelow Free Public Library
Upcoming Events
State Rep Meg Kilcoyne office hours
Trying to reach Rep Kilcoyne's office with an issue? Talk to her or her aide here.
Common Threads: Crochet & Knit Circle
Find a common thread with others in your community! Bring a project to work on -- crochet, knitting, macrame, cross-stitch, embroidery, etc. -- and enjoy a casual hour of chatting and getting crafty at the library. All fiber enthusiasts welcome, from beginners to advanced.…Learn More
Terracotta Pot Painting
Adults 18+. Get creative and paint a cute terracotta pot -- perfect for spring flowers, houseplants, or for potting up your project from our upcoming Felt Succulents Workshop!Sponsored by the Friends of the Bigelow Library
EXHIBIT: Renaissance Science: Magic and Medicine in Harry Potter's World -- all month long
The National Library of Medicine produced this exhibition and companion website
ROMP 'N STOMP (Ages 10. mo-24 mo.)
Spring into some warmer weather with ROMP 'N STOMP! A time to sing songs, tell stories and romp around with new and old friends on Tuesday mornings at 10:00-10:30am. This is a drop in program for children, 10 months to 24 months, and their caregivers.…Learn More
Spring into Craft
Celebrate changing season with spring themed crafts. This program is for kids ages 5 to 10 years with caregiver. Registration required.
The Women of Arlington Hall -- a presentation & discussion with Jane Healey
Jane Healey returns to discuss The Women of Arlington Hall, her latest book about spies during the Cold War. Books available to purchaseSnacks provided by the Friends of the Bigelow Library
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
English Conversation Hour
Come practice English conversation skills in a non-judgmental, informal setting! All levels of fluency welcome.
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
G.A.M.E.S. CLUB for TEENS ! 2026
Hey everyone!! It is the G. A. M. E. S. CLUB tonight, Spring is Here!! (stands for Games, Anime, Movies, Entertainment and Snacks!) (What would we do without those!!) We will meet tonight upstairs in the Youth Dept. from 5:30 to 7:30, old and new friends are welcome to join in!! This club is for teens ages 13 to 17 ONLY! Meet our teen coordinators and discuss upcoming programming.…Learn More
Library Project Community Information Update
Join us for a Community Update on the Town of Clinton's Library Project. Stay informed with the latest information about the project, including the grant amount. This presentation will be in the second floor Chambers of Town Hall.…Learn More
Meeting of The Item Appeal
The Item Appeal
Dungeons and Dragons: SPRING 2026!
Dungeons & Dragons: SPRING 20 26! Join us from 10:00 to 1:00 as we begin a new journey and more adventures!! This program is for students age 10 to 16. Our moderator is experienced D & D master Ms . Leann Key-Wallace. Please register on line or by calling us at 978-365-4160, ext.…Learn More
Felt succulent Workshop
Adults 18+. Make some adorable succulents out of felt! Sponsored by the Friends of the Bigelow Library
EXHIBIT: Renaissance Science: Magic and Medicine in Harry Potter's World -- all month long
In partnership with the National Library of Medicine, the Bigelow Library is hosting this exhibit. The National Library of Medicine produced this exhibition and companion website
National Tea Day
Visit the library to enjoy a cup of tea any time today. It's National Tea Day!Relax with a book & a cup of teaOr read the paper with a cup of teaEnjoy the air with a cup of teaJust drink your tea in peace
'Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: BOTS!' ages 6 to 12
Hey, everyone! Celebrate Earth Day this month and participate in our 2nd ROBOT BUILDING Event! For ages 6 to 12. What to do: Find recycling material from home and reuse it to make the coolest BOT you can imagine! Creativity and the use of materials is very important!Drop off to the YOUTH DEPT.…Learn More
ROMP 'N STOMP (Ages 10. mo-24 mo.)
Spring into some warmer weather with ROMP 'N STOMP! A time to sing songs, tell stories and romp around with new and old friends on Tuesday mornings at 10:00-10:30am. This is a drop in program for children, 10 months to 24 months, and their caregivers.…Learn More
'STUFFIES' Big Day Out!!
It's back! The 'Stuffies' Big Day Out! is happening again! Come join us in the Youth Dept. on April 21st, from 10:30am to 12:30pm. This program is for ages 4-8. Bring your favorite stuffed animal and "walk " them through a fun filled set of…Learn More
Board of Library Trustees Meeting
Trustee Meeting
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
English Conversation Hour
Come practice English conversation skills in a non-judgmental, informal setting! All levels of fluency welcome.
'Piece By Piece' Family Puzzle Day!
Drop in to the children's room for some puzzling fun during School Spring Break!Puzzles from our collection will be out in the room for all day. Recommended for All ages (Families with kids)NO registrations required just Drop - In.
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
THE MUSIC OF MCCARTNEY: the world’s most successful songwriter - with Dan Kirouac
This program will explore the music of Paul McCartney as he developed his songwriting through the 1960s with the Beatles and beyond. From the influences of his father, a jazz musician in the 1920s/30s, his incorporation of those sounds of ballroom and dance-hall big bands in his music, to his successes as a pop and rock performer in Wings and as a solo musician, the listener will relive a wide spectrum of musical styles covered over Sir Paul’s 65-year career.…Learn More
Cookbook Club: Good Lookin' Cookin'
This month, we'll be making recipes from Good Lookin' Cookin': A Year of Meals by Dolly Parton. Make a dish from the book at home, then bring it to the library to share with others potluck-style! Beginner cooks and new members always welcome. Books will be available for checkout at the front desk.…Learn More
D.E.A.R Soap Making Workshop! ages 8-12
Join us today at the library Youth Dept. for a D. E. A. R. Soap Making workshop! To Help Celebrate 'National Library Week' this Program is for children age 8-12, accompanied by an adult. Registration is required to attend. This program is presented by Kaluna Folk Art.…Learn More
Meet the Wildlife of Rauscher Farm
Where the wild things are on Rauscher Farm. "Meet Rauscher Farm Wildlife" Photo presentation of resident and seasonal critters. Learn the 101 of wildlife rehabilitation.
EXHIBIT: Renaissance Science: Magic and Medicine in Harry Potter's World -- all month long
In partnership with the National Library of Medicine, the Bigelow Library is hosting this exhibit. The National Library of Medicine produced this exhibition and companion website
ROMP 'N STOMP (Ages 10. mo-24 mo.)
Spring into some warmer weather with ROMP 'N STOMP! A time to sing songs, tell stories and romp around with new and old friends on Tuesday mornings at 10:00-10:30am. This is a drop in program for children, 10 months to 24 months, and their caregivers.…Learn More
Springtime STEM
Join us to embrace the beauty of the season with Springtime STEM activities. Discover the secret of nature as you explore the science behind the blooming flowers, buzzing bees and planting and more. Be ready to make your hands dirty, explore the nature.…Learn More
Visit our table at Multicultural Night
The library will set up at the Clinton Middle School for Multicultural Night
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
“In Support of the Army”: How the Housewives of Massachusetts Supported the Continental Troops
It is often said that the army marches on its stomach and it’s just as true during the 18th century as it is today. But how was the army supplied with that food? How was it cooked/processed? And what ways did the food that housewives cooked/processed/preserved in their homes support the Continental Army as it grew from local militia groups at the Battel of Bunker Hill to a full army under General George Washington?Foodways historian Stacy Booth will discuss not only how the housewives of Massachusetts provisioned the army in the early years of the Revolutionary War but also how they used food and cooking as ways to protest taxation and the political policies that fanned the flames of a revolution.…Learn More
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
Herbs and magical recipes from Harry Potter's World
Meet the real-life herbs mentioned in the Harry Potter books. Bring the magic in the medicine of wizards and witches to your home in useful ways. From teas and treats to charms and potions, learn about the history and use of herbs that can be found in the world of Harry Potter.…Learn More
Friends of the Bigelow Library
Keep up with the activities of the Friends
Friends of the Bigelow Library
Keep up with the activities of the Friends
EXHIBIT: Renaissance Science: Magic and Medicine in Harry Potter's World -- all month long
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Board Games for Adults!
Board Games for AdultsBring your own or play with someone else!New games or classic games--all good!This monthly event is open to ages 18+Sponsored by the Friends of the Bigelow Library
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
Patron reservation
Hold for patron
English Conversation Hour
Come practice English conversation skills in a non-judgmental, informal setting! All levels of fluency welcome.
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
Healthy Relationships & Consent Education Session
This interactive session covers the foundations of healthy relationships, including communication, boundaries, respect, and recognizing red and green flags. Participants will also learn what consent really means and how to practice it confidently and clearly.…Learn More
History of the Construction of the Wachusett Reservoir
Join the Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation for a deep dive into the history of the Wachusett Reservoir!Includes a look at historical photographs, annual reports and archived scrapbooks showing the engineering marvel of the reservoir system.
Drop-in All Ages Chess Club
Everyone is welcome to come to the library & find like-minded chess players. We'll provide the games, you provide the players!
State Rep Meg Kilcoyne office hours
Trying to reach Rep Kilcoyne's office with an issue? Talk to her or her aide here.
Common Threads: Crochet & Knit Circle
Find a common thread with others in your community! Bring a project to work on -- crochet, knitting, macrame, cross-stitch, embroidery, etc. -- and enjoy a casual hour of chatting and getting crafty at the library. All fiber enthusiasts welcome, from beginners to advanced.…Learn More
PARENT CAFE: Brunch with a Plus!
Join us today parents, grandparents and caregivers of young children from 10:00 am. to 12:00 pm. for a morning of learning, connection, good food, and fun!! You deserve a chance to relax and take a break. Sponsored by the Early Childhood Resource Center and the Youth Dept.…Learn More
Springtime STEM
Join us to embrace the beauty of the season with Springtime STEM activities. Discover the secret of nature as you explore the science behind the blooming flowers, buzzing bees and planting and more. Be ready to make your hands dirty, explore the nature.…Learn More
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
English Conversation Hour
Come practice English conversation skills in a non-judgmental, informal setting! All levels of fluency welcome.
A Personal Conversation in Martha Washington's Bedchamber
Educational Programming delivered in first person (Sandy IS Martha Washington, as if it were 1784): Spend time with Mrs. Washington as she completes dressing for her day in this interactive and informative program. During the time together, Mrs. Washington will share news of her family, and how the current events that her husband is so deeply involved in impacts her family and her developing nation.…Learn More
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
Wachusett Reservoir Legends and Lore
Join the Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation for an exploration of local Wachusett Reservoir lore. Bust myths and turn mystery into history as we unravel the tales surrounding the construction of the Wachusett Reservoir!
Dungeons and Dragons: SPRING 2026!
Dungeons & Dragons: SPRING 20 26! Join us from 10:00 to 1:00 as we begin a new journey and more adventures!! This program is for students age 10 to 16. Our moderator is experienced D & D master Ms . Leann Key-Wallace. Please register on line or by calling us at 978-365-4160, ext.…Learn More
All Ages Ice Cream Social!
What's better than FREE ice cream?! Enjoy the spring weather with a sweet treat by joining us for an ice cream social at the library! We'll have a variety of flavors and toppings. Chat with your neighbors and chill with us librarians. All ages. Weather permitting, we'll meet outside on the front lawn.…Learn More
The Women of Arlington Hall -- a presentation & discussion with Jane Healey
Jane Healey returns to discuss The Women of Arlington Hall, her latest book about spies during the Cold War. Books available to purchaseSnacks provided by the Friends of the Bigelow Library
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
English Conversation Hour
Come practice English conversation skills in a non-judgmental, informal setting! All levels of fluency welcome.
What did a Revolutionary War Soldier Wear?
Join Revolutionary War reenactor Steve Joanis to learn about what 18th century soldiers wore and how the uniform changed over time. After this presentation, you'll have a better idea of:Revolutionary War soldiers' clothing & how it changed during the warWhat's in an 18th century soldier's packWhat they carriedFinal event in the Revolution 250 Series.…Learn More
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
Beyond Gmail: Exploring the Google Suite
Ever wondered what those other Google apps are? Calendar, Drive, Meet, Slides, Docs, etc. are all tools you can take advantage of if you have a Google account. Let's explore what they are and the very basics of how to use them in this casual, no-pressure class.…Learn More
Parent Child Home Program Graduation!
Parent Child Home Program Graduation!
Library Behind the Scenes Tour with Q&A
Clinton residents are invited to a library open house & tour and to give some insight as to why the Permanent Building Committee opted to approve a new library design rather than attempt an addition/renovation. This is an opportunity to see the state of the library and ask questions about the Town's pending award for a library construction project.…Learn More
Board of Library Trustees Meeting
Trustee Meeting
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
English Conversation Hour
Come practice English conversation skills in a non-judgmental, informal setting! All levels of fluency welcome.
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
Cookbook Club: The Choi of Cooking
This month, we'll be making recipes from The Choi of Cooking by Roy Choi. Make a dish from the book at home, then bring it to the library to share with others potluck-style! Beginner cooks and new members always welcome. Books will be available for checkout at the front desk.…Learn More
Clinton Town Meeting
Annual Town Meeting at Town Hall
Springtime STEM
Join us to embrace the beauty of the season with Springtime STEM activities. Discover the secret of nature as you explore the science behind the blooming flowers, buzzing bees and planting and more. Be ready to make your hands dirty, explore the nature.…Learn More
Board Games for Adults!
Board Games for AdultsBring your own or play with someone else!New games or classic games--all good!This monthly event is open to ages 18+Sponsored by the Friends of the Bigelow Library
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
English Conversation Hour
Come practice English conversation skills in a non-judgmental, informal setting! All levels of fluency welcome.
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
Drop-in All Ages Chess Club
Everyone is welcome to come to the library & find like-minded chess players. We'll provide the games, you provide the players!
Friends of the Bigelow Library
Keep up with the activities of the Friends
Clinton Town election
Registered voters encouragedTown Hall
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
CECAC End of Year Meeting
Last meeting of the 2026 CECAC Board
English Conversation Hour
Come practice English conversation skills in a non-judgmental, informal setting! All levels of fluency welcome.
Healthy Relationships & Consent Education Session
This interactive session covers the foundations of healthy relationships, including communication, boundaries, respect, and recognizing red and green flags. Participants will also learn what consent really means and how to practice it confidently and clearly.…Learn More
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
Where in the Watershed?
Join the Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation for lighthearted photo trivia of trails and interesting views around the watershed! Showcasing guided recommended hikes using ArcGIS StoryMaps and Interactive Public access Map, this event will help you discover local outdoor sites to explore.
State Rep Meg Kilcoyne office hours
Trying to reach Rep Kilcoyne's office with an issue? Talk to her or her aide here.
Common Threads: Crochet & Knit Circle
Find a common thread with others in your community! Bring a project to work on -- crochet, knitting, macrame, cross-stitch, embroidery, etc. -- and enjoy a casual hour of chatting and getting crafty at the library. All fiber enthusiasts welcome, from beginners to advanced.…Learn More
Dungeons and Dragons: SPRING 2026!
Dungeons & Dragons: SPRING 20 26! Join us from 10:00 to 1:00 as we begin a new journey and more adventures!! This program is for students age 10 to 16. Our moderator is experienced D & D master Ms . Leann Key-Wallace. Please register on line or by calling us at 978-365-4160, ext.…Learn More
Book Bedazzling
Adults 18+. Let's get crafty and bedazzle some books!Bring your own favorites to decorate or choose from some donated books we'll have on hand. All supplies provided.
Spring into Crafts
Celebrate changing seasons with a Spring craft. Ages 5 - 10 Yrs. with caregiver
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
English Conversation Hour
Come practice English conversation skills in a non-judgmental, informal setting! All levels of fluency welcome.
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
Rainbow Mocktails
Adults 18+. Whether you're celebrating Pride Month or just want to make a fun, colorful mocktail, this workshop is for you!We'll have all the supplies to craft your own rainbow mocktail. Grab a friend and enjoy a refreshing (non-alcoholic) drink on us.…Learn More
Board of Library Trustees Meeting
Trustee Meeting
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More
English Conversation Hour
Come practice English conversation skills in a non-judgmental, informal setting! All levels of fluency welcome.
Tech Help with Leah
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Head of Adult Services Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last up to 45 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics, such as setting up an email account, borrowing e-books, managing files on your device, or starting from scratch and learning some technology basics.…Learn More