June is Audiobook Appreciation Month. Join us at this demonstration to explore BPL Online resources for listening to books. We'll review the most popular apps, how to access resources on a computer, tools such as bookmarking and speed of the narrator, and more. We'll have time for questions and 1:1 assistance. For Adults.

We have all heard that reading to children is good, but WHY? What happens inside the brain? An Early Childhood Specialist from 211 will be facilitating a discussion and providing resources for the families and caregivers in our program. For Adults.

Join museum educator Natalie Belanger from the CT Historical Society who will take you on a tour of items from their collection representing a spectrum of the Black experience in Connecticut. Learn about Harlem Renaissance writer, Ann Petry. Examine daguerreotypes by Augustus Washington. Marvel at the costumes created by CT’s West Indian community. See artifacts documenting the Civil Rights movement in our state. For Adults.

Come join the fun at our first ukulele storytime. It will be a sing and dance along! Ukulele music will be presented by Bruce Badner and some of his friends. Event will be held at Bloomfield Town Hall Council Chambers located at 800 Bloomfield Avenue. For Children and Families.

The town of Bloomfield encompasses more than 26 square miles and boasts around a hundred structures and sites of historic interest that date prior to 1900. In this presentation, we will look at examples of primarily domestic architecture in the Wintonbury Parish, with a focus on 18th and 19th century structures up until the Civil War. Presented by Ron Marchetti and co-sponsored by the Wintonbury Historical Society. For Adults.

Bring your own project, and chair, to celebrate together the love of knitting and fiber arts. New to knitting? We'll have some simple "Come Bloom With Us" projects and instruction available. We'll also have an easy beaded pipe cleaner flower craft. Don't have a chair? We'll have a limited number of chairs available. This event will take place at the Town Hall Lawn (800 Bloomfield Ave). Rain or extreme heat location: Prosser Library Adult Reading Room. For All Ages.