Adult Programs

Programs are funded through the generosity of the Friends of the Plainville Public Library.

March - May 2024
Download/view the current seasonal brochure online or pick up a copy in the library.

Click here to see information about our monthly movie showings.


Registration is required for all programs unless noted. 
Sign up through our online calendar, email, or call 860-793-1446 #4.

For Nintendo Switch and additional games information, visit our "Game Rentals" section.
 

Craft

Monthly Craft: Wildflower Seed Bombs  

 

Thursday, April 18th at 6:00 PM:  Teens welcome. 

 

Gardeners will beautify their landscape with do-it-yourself seed bombs.

 


Registration is required.  

    
CT Trails

Connecticut Trails

 

Tuesday, April 16th at 6:00 PM:  All ages welcome. 

 

Mat Jobin, founder of Reach Your Summit, will discuss the trail systems in Connecticut.  Reach Your Summit partners with Connecticut Forest and Park Association and CT DEEP to educate and ensure the wilderness is accessible and enjoyable for all adventurers.

 


Registration is required.  

    
Outreach Van

CT State Library's Mobile Outreach Van

 

Saturday, April 20th.  Stop by anytime between 12:00-2:00 PM.  All ages welcome. 

 

The Connecticut Library for Accessible Books (CT LAB) has a new Mobile Outreach Van that will visit the Library.  CT LAB lends books and magazines in audio and braille formats, for free, to any Connecticut resident who is unable to read regular print due to a visual, reading, or physical disability.

 


No registration required.

    
Elderly Brothers

Elderly Brothers

 

Wednesday, May 8th at 6:00 PM.  All ages welcome. 

 

Long-time popular solo artists, T-Bone Stankus and Brian Gillie, have teamed up as the Elderly Brothers, serving up '50s and '60s rock 'n' roll with pitch-perfect harmonies and soulful improvisations as fresh as the originals.

 


Registration is required.

    
That's Weird

That's Weird

 

Wednesday, May 15th at 6:00 PM.  Teens welcome. 

 

The Connecticut Museum of Culture and History will discuss how even the oddest artifacts can be gateways into a deeper understanding and appreciation of Connecticut's history.

 


Registration is required.