THOMAS MEMORIAL LIBRARY

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 →

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.

D&D Social (Ages 11 - 13) Third Tuesday of each Month, 3:30 - 4:30 pm Looking for an adventure? Travel no further as your next journey awaits within the Dungeons & Dragons Enthusiasts Club at the library! A group for … Continue reading →

The longest and most deadly and destructive naval battle in history raged across the Atlantic Ocean for more than five years, from 1939 through May of 1945, with the loss of more than 3,000 Allied and Axis merchant ships, warships and submarines, … Continue reading →

"Fika is a concept, a state of mind, an attitude and an important part of Swedish culture. Many Swedes consider that it is almost essential to make time for fika every day. It means making time for friends and colleagues … Continue reading →

Due to staffing shortages, Play Date is on hiatus for the time being. We hope to be able to restart this program once we're back up to full staff! Drop-in playtime session for children and their caregivers. This informal program … Continue reading →

While aging is familiar to us, the concept of “Eldering” may be new. Our Eldering group is a place to talk, to share, or to just listen to what neighbors, friends, and members of our community have to say about … Continue reading →

A special storytime program for children ages 4 and up. Join us to enjoy longer stories, fun with music, and a variety of simple early learning games and activities. 

Open Chess Play for Elementary Kids Wednesdays 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Library Conference Room For ages 8+. Find a friend and play a game during this drop-in time designed for elementary-age children who wish to practice their chess skills. … Continue reading →

"Fika is a concept, a state of mind, an attitude and an important part of Swedish culture. Many Swedes consider that it is almost essential to make time for fika every day. It means making time for friends and colleagues … Continue reading →

This inclusive program is for children who are not quite ready for a traditional story time, but love to have fun with friends! Join us for a movement-based program that’s a gentle introduction to the routines, songs, and props we … Continue reading →

Join us as the Cape Elizabeth Garden Club welcomes Master Gardener Barbara Emerson. Starting with a brief history of food gardening, Barbara will cover the concepts to consider when integrating edible plants in your ornamental garden, or edible flowers into … Continue reading →

"Fika is a concept, a state of mind, an attitude and an important part of Swedish culture. Many Swedes consider that it is almost essential to make time for fika every day. It means making time for friends and colleagues … Continue reading →

Join us in the Community Room for songs and stories, bubbles, and Belinda the Bear! Geared toward ages 3-5 or anyone who enjoys listening to a solid two stories and group activities. Designed for preschool aged children (3-5) and their … Continue reading →

"Fika is a concept, a state of mind, an attitude and an important part of Swedish culture. Many Swedes consider that it is almost essential to make time for fika every day. It means making time for friends and colleagues … Continue reading →

Sewing Adventures: Mini Animals & Pet Toys Saturday, November 18, 1:00-2:30 pm Library Conference Room For ages 8-14. Sew your own pet toy or miniature animal.  Make a cat, a rat, a mouse or a fish for your pet, or … Continue reading →

TML Teen Writing Group Schedule Saturdays at 2:00 - 3:00 pm in the Conference Room Are you a teen who loves writing? Join us at TML for our very own teen writing group! With weekly drop-in sessions and monthly genre … Continue reading →