Music and Rhyme for Children from Birth to 3s! A program for babies and their caretakers that incorporates music, rhythm, stories, and nursery rhymes to spur language development, body awareness, pre-reading skills, self-confidence, and cooperation. Gathering at 10:15, the program begins at 10:30.

Registration appreciated, drop-ins welcome!

10:00-11:30 am. Intelligent, open discussion on the events of the day.

Group sets the agenda. Moderated by Rick Levy.

Bring your lunch, listen to stories, and enjoy a fun craft! All are welcome, this program is intended for preschool-aged children. This event will be offered in person in the Junior Room of the Library.

Registration is appreciated but not required.

French Fridays. Meets first and third Friday of each month at 9:30 a.m. Join us for a French Conversation Group at the Library. Reading Room. Free & Open to the Public

Join us in the Junior Room for some space-themed stories and a craft! Children of all ages are welcome to participate.

Come meet your neighbors and learn how to get involved in Kent. Refreshments provided. Children welcome, and an activity will be provided for those ages 3-12.

Music and Rhyme for Children from Birth to 3s! A program for babies and their caretakers that incorporates music, rhythm, stories, and nursery rhymes to spur language development, body awareness, pre-reading skills, self-confidence, and cooperation. Gathering at 10:15, the program begins at 10:30.

Registration appreciated, drop-ins welcome!

Music and Rhyme for Children from Birth to 3s! A program for babies and their caretakers that incorporates music, rhythm, stories, and nursery rhymes to spur language development, body awareness, pre-reading skills, self-confidence, and cooperation. Gathering at 10:15, the program begins at 10:30.

Registration appreciated, drop-ins welcome!

Please join Audrey Cole, Program Coordinator for Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) from the Western CT Area Agency on Aging (WCAAA) in a group discussion on the latest Medicare frauds impacting our local communities. A Q/A session will follow. Health care fraud drains billions of dollars out of our pockets every year, with Medicare one of the leading programs within the federal government where the loss is extremely high.

•How can I protect myself or a loved one from financial exploitation?

•How is Medicare fraud, abuse or an error defined?

•Why are individuals hesitant to report they’ve become a victim?

•Learn about the most common types of banking and Medicare scams

•Know whom to contact or where to report suspected frauds & scams

This important group event will assist in empowering you and your family members to protect confidential banking information and health care accounts and learn to detect and report suspected improper or suspect behaviors.