Using Duplos® Legos® and Keva Planks® see what you can build in an hour. Your only limit is your imagination. All-ages (Drop-in)

Rhyme Time offers songs, movement, and rhymes to help nurture early language skills.  Ages birth-24 months. (Drop-in)

BYO book, light snack and drink
No assigned reading

6:00 pm - Welcome
6:15 pm - Read Quietly
7:00 pm - Wrap up/Socialize

For more information, email kmarcantonio@enfield.org

Harriet (2019)
The incredible true story of one of America's greatest heroes, Harriet Tubman. From her escape from slavery to the dangerous missions she led, setting free hundreds of slaves through the Underground Railroad. 2 hours, 5 minutes. PG-13

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring First Wednesdays Open Mic at the Enfield Public Library.

First Wednesdays are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.

Listen to stories about things that are green, make a craft, sing and dance! Ages 3-7 Drop-in

Meet other homeschool families, share ideas, play games, and enjoy other self-directed activities at this monthly hangout. All ages. Drop-in

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale
In the summer of 1930, the Crawleys grapple with the threat of social disgrace when Mary finds herself at the center of a public scandal and the family faces financial trouble. 2 hours, 4 minutes. PG

Join us for a family friendly movie, rated PG. Free popcorn. Front lobby door opens at 6:00 pm. Drop-in

Rhyme Time offers songs, movement, and rhymes to help nurture early language skills.  Ages birth-24 months. (Drop-in)

Join us for rhymes, action songs and books with little ones. Learn new ways to strengthen the bond with your child and nurture their brain development. Infants will spend time on the floor so please bring a blanket for them to lay on.  Ages birth - 24 months. Drop-in  

Glenn will share his book Aleafin’s Secret & December’s Ghost. There may be more to a legendary treasure than anyone could imagine when three teens’ efforts to find it to save their summer camp from being ruined by a vengeful businessman unwittingly entangles them in a war brought to Earth by aliens aided by humans who seek ultimate power. The mystery deepens after reports of ghost sightings at a hospital once used to treat soldiers who coped with and survived the terror of World War II.

Glenn Rutland is the author of four books including the YA novel “Aleafin’s Secret & December’s Ghost” that Kirkus Book Review described as “full of snark and imagination.” A graduate of Providence College and a teacher in the Simsbury School System, Glenn is also a passionate member of the Enfield community where he teaches tennis part-time at Enfield Tennis Club. 

Now You See Me 2
In this sequel, the illusionists known as the Four Horsemen return to perform a stunt in the hopes of clearing their names and exposing the behavior of a tech mogul. 2 hours, 9 minutes. PG-13

Join Deputy Director Katie Werth for a discussion of Good Riddance by Elinor Lipman.

Daphne Maritch doesn't quite know what to make of the heavily annotated high school yearbook she inherits from her mother. The late June Winter Maritch was the teacher to whom the class of '69 had dedicated its yearbook, and she attended every reunion, scribbling notes and observations after each one. In a fit of decluttering, Daphne discards it. But when it's found in the recycling bin by a busybody neighbor, the yearbook's mysteries take on a whole new urgency.

Find it on Overdrive: https://libraryconnection.overdrive.com/lci-enfield/content/media/9492809

Sign up at Reference Desk, bring your dish to share.

This month’s selection is Cook Once, Eat Twice by Nadiya Hussain.

To minimize waste please bring your own dishes, flatware and serve ware for your dishes.

Rhyme Time offers songs, movement, and rhymes to help nurture early language skills.  Ages birth-24 months. (Drop-in)

Dances by Nicole Cuffy
288 pages

At 22, Cece Cordell becomes the first Black principal dancer achieving her lifelong dream but struggling with a sense of not belonging. Dances is a lyrical, powerful exploration of identity, art, and self-liberation.

Join Branch Librarian Aimee Sixt for a discussion of The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon.

A gripping historical mystery inspired by the life and diary of Martha Ballard, a renowned 18th-century midwife who defied the legal system and wrote herself into American history.

Zootopia (2016)
In a city inhabited by anthropomorphic animals, an uptight rabbit police officer is forced to work with a charismatic fox con artist in order to get to the bottom of a major case involving the disappearance of carnivorous citizens. 1 hour, 48 minutes. PG

Experience Connecticut's American Revolution! Connecticut Tunes and Tales of the Revolution is an hour of music and stories, revealing the state's hidden history, folklore, and legendary figures. Acoustic guitar, banjo, and mandolin bring to life songs and tales of heroes and pivotal moments. Join us for an unforgettable celebration of Connecticut's revolutionary spirit.

Kent Besocke is a singer-songwriter/multi-instrumentalist who performs solo and in various groups. Alone and with a band, he regularly plays for local festivals, breweries, historical groups, private gatherings and events. A performance from Kent involves homespun stories, original songs, well-chosen cover material, and accompaniment that includes guitar and other stringed instruments. He frequently performs music that blends folk, bluegrass, old-time, country, and rock in a celebration of the unique characters who bring to life a bygone era. Currently, he has written a cycle of songs, “Tune and Tales from Connecticut,” that celebrate unique people and stories from the Nutmeg State.

This program is sponsored in part by Enfield’s America250th Coordinating Committee, through the Office of Economic & Community Development.

Enjoy simple stories, songs, movement, finger plays, open play time and art. Ages 12-24 months  Drop-in

The Last Showgirl
When the glittering Las Vegas revue she has headlined for decades announces it will soon close, a glamorous showgirl must reconcile with the decisions she’s made and the community she has built as she plans her next act. 1 hour, 29 minutes. R

Songs, movement, and rhymes to help nurture early language skills.  Ages birth-24 months. (Drop-in)

The Last Rifleman
World War II veteran Artie Crawford lives in a care home in Northern Ireland. After his wife's death, he decides to ignore all advice and sets off alone to France to attend the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings. 1 hour, 39 minutes. PG-13

Join the dynamic Father/Daughter team of Lou and Jessica Pelletier for an engaging and interactive Comprehensive Retirement Planning Workshop! No matter where you are in your Social Security selection journey, uncover all your available options. If you're 59 1/2 or older, still working, and wondering whether to stick with your 401K/403B or transfer to an IRA, we've got you covered. Find out how recent government changes impact non-spouse beneficiaries and learn strategies for drawing income from your assets in a volatile market. Is your life insurance up to date? We'll help you assess and update your plan. Plus, discover the essential legal documents every retiree should have, beyond just a will. Secure your future with confidence!

Join Public Services Librarian Lisa Sprague for a discussion of Influx by Daniel Suarez.

Physicist Jon Grady and his team have discovered a device that can reflect gravity—a triumph that will revolutionize the field of physics and change the future. But instead of acclaim, Grady’s lab is locked down by a covert organization known as the Bureau of Technology Control.

Using Legos® and Keva Planks® see what you can build in an hour. Your only limit is your imagination. All Ages (Drop-in)

Spring is a great time to learn about seeds and how they germinate. Kids will learn the anatomy of a seed and how they disperse and plant seeds to grow at home. Alergy alert: lima beans and various seeds will be used in this program. Tickets available here beginning March 16

Rhyme Time offers songs, movement, and rhymes to help nurture early language skills.  Ages birth-24 months. (Drop-in)

Join the Friends of the Enfield Library as they welcome Ken Katz author of The Supersonic BONE: A Development and Operational History of the B-1 Bomber.

A Minecraft Movie
Four misfits are suddenly pulled through a mysterious portal into a bizarre, cubic wonderland that thrives on imagination. To get back home, they'll have to master this world while embarking on a quest with an unexpected, expert crafter. 1 hour, 41 minutes. PG

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring First Wednesdays Open Mic at the Enfield Public Library.

First Wednesdays are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.

Greenland
John and his family make their way to Greenland, the last safe haven on Earth, 48 hours before a comet hits the planet and starts the dreaded apocalypse. The journey, however, it proves to be even more perilous than they anticipated. 2 hours. PG-13

Join Deputy Director Katie Werth for a discussion of Magnolia Palace by Fiona Davis .

Eight months since losing her mother in the Spanish flu outbreak of 1919, twenty-one-year-old Lillian’s life has fallen apart. For the past six years, Lillian was one of the most sought-after artists' models in New York City. But with her mother gone, a grieving Lillian is rudderless and desperate. When she stumbles upon an employment opportunity, Lillian jumps at the chance. But the longer she works as a private secretary to the imperious and demanding Helen Frick, the more deeply her life gets intertwined with that of the family.

Join Branch Librarian Aimee Sixt for a discussion of Book and Dagger by Elyse Graham.

Book and Dagger tells the riveting, untold story of how literature professors, librarians, and historians were recruited into the newly formed Office of Strategic Services during WWII and became unlikely spies who helped turn the tide of the war. Drawing on personal histories, diaries, and declassified OSS files, Elyse Graham follows a small, interconnected group of humanities scholars who conducted undercover operations, hunted enemy agents, and gathered vital intelligence across Europe. Their efforts not only helped defeat the Nazis but also laid the foundations of modern American intelligence and reshaped higher education after the war, revealing the extraordinary power of the humanities to change the course of history. 400 pages

Asnuntuck Community College Professor Carol LaLiberte will lead an all-ages Drum Circle. Drums will be provided or bring your own. The library has many musical instruments available to be checked out including bongos, djembe, bodhran, and steelpan drums. Everyone is welcome, no experience necessary.

Wicked: For Good
Now demonized as the Wicked Witch of the West, Elphaba lives in exile in the Ozian forest, while Glinda resides at the palace in Emerald City, reveling in the perks of fame and popularity. As an angry mob rises against the Wicked Witch, she'll need to reunite with Glinda to transform herself, and all of Oz, for good. 2 hours, 17 minutes. PG

Hell of a Book by Jason Mott
323 pages

Winner of the 2021 National Book Award for Fiction, Hell Of A Book weaves together three narrative strands into a highly original, inspired work that breaks new ground.

Screening reel of "The American Revolution" a film by Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt with introductory remarks from Lucy Nalpathanchil, Vice President of Community Engagement at Connecticut Public.

This one-hour event includes a 46-minute screening of selected moments from the six-part series that highlight the courage, sacrifice, and civic duty that united ordinary people in the fight for independence. Following the film, a discussion with Enfield High School teacher Sean Crane will explore how the Revolution shaped America’s founding continues to define our story today.

Corporate funding for THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION was provided by Bank of America. Major funding was provided by The Better Angels Society and its members Jeannie and Jonathan Lavine with the Crimson Lion Foundation; and the Blavatnik Family Foundation. Major funding was also provided by David M. Rubenstein; The Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Family Foundation; Lilly Endowment Inc.; and the following Better Angels Society members: Eric and Wendy Schmidt; Stephen A. Schwarzman; and Kenneth C. Griffin with Griffin Catalyst. Additional support for THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION was provided by: The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations; The Pew Charitable Trusts; Gilbert S. Omenn and Martha A. Darling; Park Foundation; and the following Better Angels Society members: Gilchrist and Amy Berg; Perry and Donna Golkin; The Michelson Foundation; Jacqueline B. Mars; Kissick Family Foundation; Diane and Hal Brierley; John H. N. Fisher and Jennifer Caldwell; John and Catherine Debs; The Fullerton Family Charitable Fund; Philip I. Kent; Gail Elden; Deborah and Jon Dawson; David and Susan Kreisman; The McCloskey Family Charitable Trust; Becky and Jim Morgan; Carol and Ned Spieker; Mark A. Tracy; and Paul and Shelley Whyte. THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION was made possible, in part, with support from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Join Public Services Librarian Lisa Sprague for a discussion of The Apollo Murders by Chris Hadfield.

NASA is about to launch Apollo 18. While the mission has been billed as a scientific one, flight controller Kazimieras "Kaz" Zemeckis knows there is a darker objective. 

Join the Friends for their annual Dinner Meeting, Dues, and Election. (Members Only)

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring First Wednesdays Open Mic at the Enfield Public Library.

First Wednesdays are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.

Join Deputy Director Katie Werth for a discussion of Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney .

Things have been wrong with Mr. and Mrs. Wright for a long time. When they win a weekend away to Scotland, it might be just what their marriage needs. Every anniversary the couple exchanges traditional gifts and each year Adam’s wife writes him a letter that she never lets him read. Until now. Ten years of marriage. Ten years of secrets. And an anniversary they will never forget.

This year marks the 62nd Anniversary of The Beatles' historic invasion of America. On February 7, 1964, they landed in New York, and on February 9th, they graced the Ed Sullivan Show, leaving an indelible mark on music history.
Join us for an unforgettable celebration of The Beatles in America with a special program featuring Connecticut Beatles authority and author, Charles F. Rosenay. This event promises a unique blend of music, history, and pop culture as we dive into the legacy of the iconic band.

Charles F. Rosenay, a respected Beatles authority, brings his expertise and passion for the Fab Four with his book, Celebrities, Actors, Athletes, Mods & Rockers: The Book of Top 10 Beatles Lists. Rosenay explores the band's influence through the eyes of pop-culture celebrities and notables connected to The Beatles.

Art Thief by Michael Finkel
224 pages

One of the most remarkable true-crime narratives of the twenty-first century, the story of the world’s most prolific art thief, Stéphane Breitwieser.

Join Branch Librarian Aimee Sixt for a discussion of The Wedding People by Alison Espach

A wise and tenderly funny novel, The Wedding People follows Phoebe Stone, who arrives alone and bagless at a lavish wedding weekend in Newport, Rhode Island, mistaken for a guest despite having no connection to the event. At rock bottom and newly without the husband she once imagined traveling with, Phoebe has come to the grand Cornwall Inn for a final, self-indulgent escape, only to form an unexpected bond with the meticulously prepared bride. By turns absurd and deeply moving, Alison Espach’s novel explores grief, reinvention, and the surprising chance encounters that can quietly redirect a life. 367 pages

Members of the Friends of the Enfield Library will gather at the Enfield Annex to finalize plans for their June Book Sale.

Join Public Services Librarian Lisa Sprague for a discussion of Fortune’s Pawn by Rachel Bach.

Devi Morris isn't your average mercenary. She has plans. Big ones. And a ton of ambition. It's a combination that's going to get her killed one day -- but not just yet. That is, until she just gets a job on a tiny trade ship with a nasty reputation for surprises.

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring First Wednesdays Open Mic at the Enfield Public Library.

First Wednesdays are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.

Join Deputy Director Katie Werth for a discussion of The Paradise Problem by Christina Lauren.

Anna Green thought she was marrying Liam "West" Weston for access to subsidized family housing while at UCLA. She also thought she'd signed divorce papers when the graduation caps were tossed, and they both went on their merry ways. Three years later, a clause in a will complicates things.

One Italian Summer by Rebecca Serle
255 pages

Over the course of one Italian summer, Katy gets to know Carol, not as her mother, but as the young woman before her. She is not exactly who Katy imagined she might be.

Join Public Services Librarian Lisa Sprague for a discussion of Katabasis by R.F. Kuang.

Alice Law has only ever had one goal: to become one of the brightest minds in the field of Magick. She has sacrificed everything to make that a reality: her pride, her health, her love life, and most definitely her sanity.

July is featuring Showtunes, Disney, Broadway, & Movie Songs! (but not required)

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring First Wednesdays Open Mic at the Enfield Public Library.

First Wednesdays are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.

Join Deputy Director Katie Werth for a discussion of After Annie by Anna Quindlen.

When Annie Brown, a fun-loving woman, suddenly dies, her husband, best friend, and her children all struggle to find ways to go on after the loss of the woman who was the center of their lives, and who made life happy, fun, and secure.

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring an Open Mic Night at the Enfield Public Library.

Open Mic Nights are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.

Join Deputy Director Katie Werth for a discussion of The Golden Couple by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen.

Marissa and Mathew seem like the golden couple until Marissa cheats. She wants to repair things. They take a chance on a maverick therapist, who lost her license due to controversial methods. When the Bishops glide through Avery's door, all three are set on a collision course.

Amid long days and full schedules, this sound bath offers an opportunity to pause. Through layers of soothing, resonant sound, you’ll be guided into a state of deep relaxation and sensory awareness. The intention is simple: to create space for the body to unwind and the mind to settle, allowing a quiet sense of ease to emerge. Comfortable rest, minimal effort, and gentle listening are all that’s required

Please bring a yoga mat, and anything that would support your comfort like pillows, blankets and an eye mask.

Siubhan Clark is the founder of Sacred Vibrations, offering immersive sound healing experiences, Reiki, and meditation designed to support deep rest, nervous system regulation, and inner balance.

With a collection of over 50 instruments including gongs, crystal singing bowls, chimes, and shruti box, Siubhan weaves layered soundscapes that invite participants into a meditative, restorative state.

Originally from Enfield, CT, Siubhan is especially grateful to bring sound immersion experiences back to her hometown, creating spaces for community connection and collective well-being.

Join Richard Benfield for a lecture on Wonderful Wildflowers from Around the World. Dr. Benfield is past chair of Geography at CCSU and a visitor to over 137 countries.

Co-sponsored by Enfield Garden Club

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring First Wednesdays Open Mic at the Enfield Public Library.

First Wednesdays are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.

Join Deputy Director Katie Werth for a discussion of Go as a River by Shelley Read.

Seventeen-year-old Victoria runs the household on her family peach farm. She encounters a young drifter by chance, profoundly altering both their lives. When tragedy strikes, Victoria flees into the surrounding mountains where she struggles to survive in the wilderness with no clear notion of what her future will bring.

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring First Wednesdays Open Mic at the Enfield Public Library.

First Wednesdays are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.

Join Deputy Director Katie Werth for a discussion of Baker’s Secret by Stephen P. Kiernan.

After her kind mentor is arrested because of his Jewish heritage, a young baker's apprentice in Normandy engages in discreet resistance activities, baking contraband loaves of bread for the hungry using surplus ingredients taken from occupying forces.

The Enfield Public Library will present Kevin Johnson as Jordan Freeman, an African American servant of John Ledyard and the body servant of Col. William Ledyard in the Revolutionary War on Wednesday, October 14 at 6:00 pm.

Jordan Freeman was an actual person, although he did not enlist himself, he witnessed key events of the war for independence while with Col. Ledyard. Historians estimate the number of black soldiers in this war to have been about 5,000 men, serving in militias, seagoing services, and support activities, including nearly 500 from Connecticut. Some enlisted because they felt it was their duty; others because they were offered their freedom in return for satisfactory completion of a set period of service. The presentation is based on extensive research in the collections of the Connecticut State Library and the Museum of Connecticut History at 231 Capitol Ave, opposite the State Capitol in Hartford.

Kevin Johnson is an employee of the State Library’s History and Genealogy Unit, and he has been portraying Jordan Freeman for about 17 years. In addition to portraying Jordan Freeman, he has been presenting as Pvt. William Webb, a soldier in the Civil War, for 26 years and has given more than 600 presentations. The Connecticut State Library provides high quality library and information services to state government and the citizens of Connecticut. It also preserves and makes accessible the records of Connecticut's history and heritage. The focus of the Museum and its collections is Connecticut's government, military and industrial history. Permanent and changing exhibits trace the growth of the State and its role in the development of the nation from the colonial era to the present. Additional information about the State Library and the Museum of Connecticut History can be found on its Web page at http://www.ctstatelibrary.org

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring First Wednesdays Open Mic at the Enfield Public Library.

First Wednesdays are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring First Wednesdays Open Mic at the Enfield Public Library.

First Wednesdays are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.

Enfield Culture and Arts Commission is sponsoring First Wednesdays Open Mic at the Enfield Public Library.

First Wednesdays are about creating a welcoming and supportive performance space for artists of all ages and levels. Come express your talents whether it be music, poetry, rap, or spoken word with a receptive group. Facilitated by Enfield musician Kevin Crane.

A variety of instruments including ukuleles, guitars, drums, violins, mandolins, and keyboards are available to be checked out at the library for a three week loan.

The purpose of the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.