Get involved with climate action in Cape Elizabeth! What do you want to see in Cape Elizabeth's Climate Action Plan? Share your suggestions and input on draft actions addressing energy efficiency, emergency preparedness, infrastructure resilience, public health, and more. We … Continue reading →
Join Sierra, Sara L., Sarah G. and Sasha on Fridays and Saturdays in the Community Room for songs and stories! Geared toward ages 3-5 or anyone who enjoys listening to a solid two stories.
Novels in verse are stories told through free verse poetry. Instead of chapters, the narrative is shared though many poems that string together as a whole, but stand alone as their own poems. In this workshop, we will explore the … Continue reading →
Join Sierra, Sara L. and Sasha on Fridays and Saturdays in the Community Room for songs and stories! Geared toward ages 3-5 or anyone who enjoys listening to a solid two stories.
Are you stressed out about upcoming family gatherings? Learn how to overcome conflict and have curious conversations with those with whom you disagree. Join us for one of our facilitated discussion sessions, where we’ll be practicing techniques outlined in the … Continue reading →
The ever-changing nature of memory makes it an inexhaustible source of inspiration for writing. Gaston Bachelard states: “Space contains compressed time. That is what space is for.” Places can thus evoke floods of memories. When you return to a place … Continue reading →
Let your imagination run wild and join us for Messy Minis time in the Community Room. Let’s paint, color, cut, and paste together to make magic! Each week we'll have different supplies out for you to be creative with. Some … Continue reading →
The library is partnering with the Greater Portland Council of Governments and the National Digital Equity Center to bring TML users a variety of technology classes that are open to anyone, but especially geared toward seniors. Please visit this page to see … Continue reading →
Join us for in the library's Community Room for 30 minutes of moving and grooving to our favorite playlist, special costumes, and everybody’s favorite bubble song. For ages 2-5.
Ancestry.com is an excellent resource for taking the first steps to trace your family history. But where can you go for the next steps? Many other websites have genealogy records that will help you research your ancestors. Join B.J. Jamieson, … Continue reading →
