Upcoming Programs for Adults


May Cookbook Club

Wednesday, May 31st at 6:30pm

Discover quick, tasty recipes at the Conant Public Library's Cookbook Club! Join us as we sample recipes from across the country in Dinner in One by Melissa Clark.  Choose a recipe from the cookbook, prepare it at home, then bring it to the library to share with others. Cookbooks are available at the library for checkout; please let us know which recipe you have chosen so we can avoid duplicates.

Registration is required - Click here or call 978-422-6409 to register. 


June Adult Craft

Thursday, June 1st at 1pm or 6:30pm

Adults are invited to celebrate summer with sea glass crafting. Bring your creativity, as each craft will turn out differently this month! All supplies are provided.

Registration is required; Click here for 1pm or here for 6:30pm or call 978-422-6409 to register. 


Medicare Supplement Plans

Monday, June 5th at 6:30pm

Medicare Supplement Plans or Medicare Advantage Plans - which coverage is best for you?  The Conant Public Library will host a presentation to show real life case studies and provide resources to help in the decision-making process. This presentation is ideal for people new to Medicare or for existing Medicare members who want to explore changes to their plan.

Registration is required - Click here or call 978-422-6409 to register. 


Cookie Swap

Tuesday, June 6th at 6:30pm

Cookie swaps aren’t just for the holidays! Adults are invited to join us for a mid-year cookie swap. Bake seven dozen of your favorite cookies; leave 14 loose for sampling and make 14 packages of 5 cookies each to swap. Be sure to call and let us know what kind of cookie you are making. 

Registration is required - Click here or call 978-422-6409 to register


Pipe Cleaner Flowers Craft - Adults

Tuesday, June 13th at 1pm

Brighten up your home with colorful pipe cleaner daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, or a combination of all three, in a small clay pot. Adults are invited to the Conant Public Library on to create their own floral arrangements. All supplies will be provided.

Registration is required - Click here or call 978-422-6409 to register.


Tales and Travel Memories Program

Thursday, June 15th at 10:30 am

Those who are struggling with Alzheimer’s and other dementias, along with their caregivers, are invited to participate in our first Tales and Travel Memories program. This program, designed by librarians in Illinois, is a Library of Congress Literacy Awards honoree that takes participants on an imaginary journey to another country. Join us as we explore Canada through folktales, interesting facts, and illustrated books. We will also enjoy a Canadian themed snack.

Registration is required - Click here or call 978-422-6409 to register.


Upcycled Kitchen Herb Garden

Thursday, June 15th at 6:30pm

Presented by the Sterling Garden Club, adults are invited to the library on to create their own upcycled kitchen herb gardens. This program is sponsored by a grant from the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

Registration is required; Click here or call 978-422-6409 to register.


Doing Genealogy without Breaking the Bank

Tuesday, June 20th at 6:30pm

Are you interested in learning more about your family’s history? Join Association of Professional Genealogists member Sara Campbell for “Doing Genealogy without Breaking the Bank.” Sara will discuss various resources for genealogical research that are free or low cost to research. We will look at census records, including the recently-released 1950 US census, vital records, cemeteries, and searchable newspapers. Not all records are online, and we will look into various in-person repositories. Come and share with us and jump start your research. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

Registration is required - Click here or call (978) 422-6409 to register.


June Cookbook Club

Wednesday, June 28th at 6:30pm

Enjoy a broad range of recipes exploring all four seasons in Maine at the Conant Public Library's Cookbook Club! Join us as we sample recipes from The Lost Kitchen: Recipes and a Good Life Found in Freedom, Maine by Erin French. Choose a recipe from the cookbook, prepare it at home, then bring it to the library to share with others. Cookbooks are available at the library for checkout; please let us know which recipe you have chosen so we can avoid duplicates.

Registration is required - Click here or call 978-422-6409 to register.