Hagaman Teen Advisory Group Every Friday | 3:30 – 5:00 PM Help us make the library a better place for yourself and all teens! Discuss new library programs, vote on new books to add to our YA collection, and more! All teens joining us will earn community service hours for their participation. Open to teens age 12 to 18; drop-ins […]
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At the age of 22, Charles Darwin set sail on a journey that would transform his life and our view of the natural world. The world of 19th century Victorian England was not the staid, tightly controlled society that is sometimes portrayed: it was a world of revolutionary changes in social structures, turbulent debates in religious beliefs, and the birth […]
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Hagaman Memorial Library’s Shakespeare Reading Club will again meet to discuss their latest selection from the Bard, As You Like It – to join the discussion, please either stop in, call Main Circulation at 203-468-3890, or email Chris, Reference Librarian and group facilitator, directly at chemingway@hagamanlibrary.org. As You Like It is a pastoral comedy by William Shakespeare believed to have been […]
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Drop in to play some of your favorite board games! No need to sign-up ahead! Just drop-in! Game Night will take place in the library’s Community room on the lower level. For questions, please contact Chris Hemingway at: 203-468-3890 Extension: 12 or by email at chemingway@hagamanlibrary.org. Extra parking for evening and weekend library events is available in the East Haven Town Hall […]
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Teens: Are you in need of Community Service? Need to earn more hours for graduation or honor societies? Want to lend a hand and help improve your community? Then Join our Teen Advisory Group! The Hagaman Teen Advisory Group (HTAG) meets every other Friday starting at 3:30 PM, and is open to all teens age 12 to 18 in East Haven and […]
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Albert Ruggiero will talk about the collection of essays written by his late wife, Carol Ruggiero. After Carol’s passing, Mr. Ruggiero published the collection, and very generously, donated a copy of the book, Pearls from Carol to our library. All are invited to come to the library to meet him, and hear about his quest to honor his wife’s legacy. […]
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Read to Samantha, a beautiful therapy dog who loves to hear stories! A butterfly craft will also be available to take & make. Free and open to all – no registration required.
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Need help finding a person, business, or job? We’re here to help. AtoZdatabases is a premier Reference, Research, Marketing, and Job-Search Database, which includes millions of businesses, resident records, healthcare professionals, and real-time job listings! It’s free and easy to search from the library, or from the comfort of your own home with a Hagaman Library Card. Ready to give […]
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If you would prefer to view or print a copy of Hagaman Happenings, Spring, 2024 please click here.
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