Stop by the Children's Department during the month of October to see if you can find the hidden objects on our display!

For children ages 5 and under to enjoy interactive stories, songs and games that encourage their emerging language skills followed by playtime! The program is open to all children who are able to sit quietly next to their grown up. A caregiver must be present. Limited to the first 24 children who arrive; stop by the Children's Department to pick up your name tag before 9:30 am. For more information, please call 203-899-2780 Ext. 15131

For children ages 5 and under to enjoy interactive stories, songs and games that encourage their emerging language skills followed by playtime! The program is open to all children who are able to sit quietly next to their grown up. A caregiver must be present. Limited to the first 24 children who arrive; stop by the Children's Department to pick up your name tag before 10:30 am. For more information, please call 203-899-2780 Ext. 15131

Thursdays at 4 pm. School - age children (Kindergarten through 5th grade) may came in to build exciting Lego creations. LIMITED TO A MAXIMUM OF 20 CHILDREN.

Children ages 2-5 AND their caregivers can play with Lego Duplos at the library. Drop in between 4pm and 5pm. For more information, please call 203 899 2780 x 15131

Explore the Wizarding World and the most magical series ever in this monthly book club. Everyone is welcome, whether it's your first time reading the books or you already know the 12 uses for dragon blood. We begin in October with Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - oh, yeah, and there's pizza too! Books are available to borrow at the library. For Students in grades 5-8.

One of our representatives will talk with seniors about the different Medicare Advantage Plans that Connecticare offers. He or she will talk for approximately fifteen minutes , followed by questions and answers. After that, he or she will talk with people one on one , as there are always plenty of questions and each person's situation is unique. we ideally like to allow two hours for the entire seminar. 'The Norwalk Public Library is not responsible for the content of this program. Presentation of this program does not constitute endorsement by the Library or the City of Norwalk'.

The Norwalk Public Library has become an official Passport Application Acceptance Facility. U. S. Passport applications are accepted on a first come, first served basis. 1St Time Applicants Lost/ Stolen Passports Children's Renewals (Bring a completed DS-11 Passport Application Form) Please also bring A recent Passport Photo-2X2 Valid Driver's License, State Identification Card, Employee ID or Military ID Your original Birth Certificate or Naturalization Certificate (Certificate will be returned to address on your DS-11 application) Passport Fees Check or money order (NO CASH) made out to the U.S. Department of State will be accepted in the amount of $110.00 for adults and $80.00 for children, and a $35.00 fee by check or money order made out to Norwalk Public Library. Passport forms and information on how to apply and more can be found on the website www.travel.state.gov. For more information, please call Sherelle Harris , Asst. Director 203 899 2790

The Norwalk Public Library is pleased to offer a new Low Impact Aerobics class led by instructor Linda Lombardo, on Tuesdays and Thursdays in November and December (12/5, 7, 12, 14, 19 & 21) from 1:30 - 2:30 p.m., in the Main Auditorium located at 1 Belden Avenue, Norwalk. The class will not meet during the holidays, but will resume on Tuesday, January 9. Known to local residents for her work as a Silver Sneakers instructor, Linda has been a Business Education teacher with the New Canaan, Norwalk, Fairfield, Greenwich and Stamford Public School Systems for over 20 years. She is certified by the American College of Sports Medicine as a health fitness instructor, personal trainer and nutrition counselor. Stop by on Tuesday or Thursday to welcome Linda and try out a new version of Low Impact Aerobics. For additional information, please contact Cynde Bloom Lahey, Director of Library Information Services, at (203) 899-2780 ext. 15133, or clahey@norwalkpubliclibrary.org.

What is SMART Recovery? SMART stands for' SelfManagementAndRecoveryTrainingSMART Recovery is a self-help program that offers a place where teens can get together to try to look into and change behaviors that hurts themselves and others like smoking, drinking, fighting and using drugs, to name a few. 'The Norwalk Public Library is not responsible for the content of this program. Presentation of this program does not constitute endorsement by the Library or the City of Norwalk.'

College Panel for Parents and Students Common Application Presented by Dan Sullivan-Chairman Norwalk High School Guidance Dept. The College application process and requirements explained. Plus how to make a more effective college visit. College Planning presented by Chad Southerland-Brien McMahon High School Guidance Dept. Naviance' the students' diagnostic tool for college and career planning will be explained. Financial Aid Presented by John Pearson,-Barnum Financial Group All aspects of financial aid available to be presented :need based, merit based and FAFSA. All are welcome! For information, please call 203 899 2780 x 15109

Got yarn? Got time to help others? Looking for help on you current project? This is the group for you! Bring your needles, hooks and yarn. Join the Library's Fabric Arts Meet Up Group! This is an informal, fun gathering to meet and make new friends and relax at the Library. We welcome beginners as well as experts and everything in between! The group will meet Thursday evenings from 7-8:30 pm starting August 23, 2018 in the Reading Area just by the circulation desk. For ages 18 and over.

Learn how to use a 3D printer, the 3D printer software and CAD. Call 203 899 2780 x 15131 to register Grades 7 and Up; Grades 3-6 if accompanied by an adult