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Spring Break at the Library: All-ages Movie Matinee
Kent Memorial Library 32 North Main Street, Kent, CT, United StatesAll children are invited to gather in the Junior Room to watch "Wish" (rated PG). Bring a friend and lunch or snacks and come enjoy this new release! This is not a drop-off for kids under 12 years old.
Rhythm & Rhyme for 0-3
Kent Memorial Library 32 North Main Street, Kent, CT, United StatesJoin the Kent Memorial Library for its music and story group called "Rhythm & Rhyme" for babies from birth through three years old! This program is for babies and their caretakers and incorporates music, rhythm, stories, and nursery rhymes to spur language development, body awareness, pre-reading skills, self-confidence, and cooperation. Gather at 10:15; the program […]
Spring Break at the Library: LEGO Free Play
Kent Memorial Library 32 North Main Street, Kent, CT, United StatesCome to the Kent Memorial Library's Junior Room to build with your friends! Drop-ins welcome. This event is for children of all ages. Not a drop-off for kids under 12.
Senior Bingo with Park & Rec
Kent Senior Center 16 Swifts Lane, Kent, CT, United StatesAll area seniors are invited to join Kent Park & Rec for our twice-monthly afternoon of BINGO at the Kent Senior Center. It's free of charge and advanced registration isn't necessary - just come join us ready to have some fun and win some cool prizes courtesy of Park & Rec! This program takes place […]
Rhythm & Rhyme for 0-3
Kent Memorial Library 32 North Main Street, Kent, CT, United StatesJoin the Kent Memorial Library for its music and story group called "Rhythm & Rhyme" for babies from birth through three years old! This program is for babies and their caretakers and incorporates music, rhythm, stories, and nursery rhymes to spur language development, body awareness, pre-reading skills, self-confidence, and cooperation. Gather at 10:15; the program […]
Kent History at the Senior Center
Kent Senior Center 16 Swifts Lane, Kent, CT, United StatesMarge Smith, Kent Historical Society curator, will discuss Kent history at the Kent Senior Center, one Wednesday morning each month. Please join Kent Social Services and Kent Historical Society for these informative presentations!
Spring Break at the Library: Paint-a-Poem!
Kent Memorial Library 32 North Main Street, Kent, CT, United StatesApril is National Poetry Month. Bring a friend to the Junior Room for a celebration of poetry and art. Bring a poem that inspires you, or choose from our selection! Children of all ages are welcome to participate, but this is not a drop-off for kids under 12. Registration is required, please register no later […]
“In the News” Discussion Group
Kent Memorial Library 32 North Main Street, Kent, CT, United StatesHungry for intelligent discussion on the events of the day? Then this open discourse program is for you. The "In the News" group meets the first and third Thursdays of each month in the Reading Room at Kent Memorial Library. The group sets the agenda. Moderated by Rick Levy. Free and Open to the Public. […]
Spring Break at the Library: Let’s Compost!
Kent Memorial Library 32 North Main Street, Kent, CT, United StatesJoin the Kent Memorial Library’s Junior Room for a special program with guest presenter Carol Franken Ed.D of the Kent Conservation Commission, on Thursday, April 18 at 10:30 a.m. The program will explore the process of turning food scraps into compost. Children in Grades Pre-K through 4 will observe decomposition changes and learn about the […]
Senior Short Story Group
Kent Senior Center 16 Swifts Lane, Kent, CT, United StatesThe short story group meets on the Third Thursday of the month at 11am at the Kent Senior Center.
Lunch Bunch at KML
Kent Memorial Library 32 North Main Street, Kent, CT, United StatesBring your lunch to the Kent Memorial Library to listen to stories and enjoy a fun craft. Individual craft kits will be available. All are welcome; this program is intended for preschool-aged children. This event is on Thursdays in person in the Junior Room of the Library. Registration is appreciated but not required.