10:00 AM - 10:45 AM

Monday, October 28th, 9 am -6:00 pm, $4 Bag. Tuesday, October 29th, 9 am - 5 pm, FREE. Hundreds and Hundreds of books and more: Fiction Hardcover & Paperback classics, Others. NonFiction: Science, History, Biography, Arts, Travel, Cooking, Parenting, Self-Help, Reference, Decorative Arts, Children's Books, 'Specials' DVD's, CD's, Audio Material. Saturday and Sunday visit the 'FRIENDS CAFE' 'THE FRIENDS OF THE NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM' PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE NORWALK PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM.

Writing Inspired by WPA Art During the 1920's, Connecticut artists created paintings and murals as part of the Federal Works Progress Administration program. These works of art were displayed across the state in libraries, schools, hospitals and other public spaces. New and experienced writers will be inspired by these forgotten paintings to write short stories, personal essays or poetry. Learn about the Connecticut artists and their WPA works of art created during hard times in this six-week adult writing program led by author and writing teacher, Kim Kovach. Registration is required.

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 Adult renewals ONLY if passport is expired 5 years or more. Bring a completed DS-11 Application Form A recent Passport Photo-2X2 Valid Driver's License, State ID 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 OR CARDS) 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 SEPARATE check or money order made out to Norwalk Public Library. Passport forms and information can be found on the website www.travel.state.gov. For more information, please call 203 899 2790 x 15123 or email sharris@norwalkpl.org

Google CS: Storytelling with Scratch Learn to create stories on the computer while also learning to code, and share them with friends. Scratch is a project of the Lifelong Kindergarten group at the MIT Media Lab. It is available for free at http://scratch.mit.edu Grades 7 and above; Grades 3-6 if accompanied by an adult 5-6 pm Teen Room - Lower Level Call 203-899-2780 x 15131 to register

CAFE Club is an open forum where teens can discuss and debate social, global, and current issues and events without being judged or criticized - and then help fix the issues in our society. If you like to voice your opinions and beliefs and create change in society, then CAFE Club is your place to be! Starting this fall, we will be holding fundraisers, doing volunteer work, and finding other ways we can help. The issue that we will be tackling and fundraising for this fall is the immigration crisis. Through our 8-week session, we will plan and host a fundraising event to help immigrant families, especially those who are at risk of deportation. CAFE Club meets in the Teen Room on Mondays, 7-8pm. Snacks are served! For more information, email narayansushmita5@gmail.com.