Tonight's concert will be inside in the air conditioned Meeting Room due to the extreme heat. Frankie Boy & The Blues Express is a New England-based blues band led by frontman, guitarist, singer and songwriter Frankie Boy Blues. The group consists of three core members, Mickey Maguire on Bass and Vocals and Harrison Foti on […]
How big of a bubble can you create? Wading pools of bubble solution and bubble wands will be available to play with on the library lawn. Be prepared to get wet. If it is raining another activity will be available in the library. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Georgetown Peabody […]
Bring a blanket and snack. We will read stories under a tree on the library lawn and then provide a fun outdoor activity. If the weather does not cooperate the story time will be held inside the library. This program is for all ages.
Come meet some really wild animals! Wildlife Encounters will feature the Junior Zookeeper Program. This live-animal education presentation is designed to be delivered over 45-60 minutes and generally includes a very diverse selection of our Ambassador Animals.
The Trustees of the Georgetown Peabody Library generally meet at the Library on the 4th Monday of the month at 7PM.
Upcycle Terrarium (for teens and adults) Bring a piece of nature home with you and create your own mini terrarium. DIY Chia Pets (for kids) Create your own chia pet. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Georgetown Peabody Library.
Community knitting group to meet in the Meeting Room.
Enjoy Joe Leary's solo acoustic guitar and vocal performances of the music from some of the well known singer-songwriters of the 60's & 70's, including James Taylor, Bob Dylan, Jim Croce, Neil Young, and Gordon Lightfoot. The inspirations and background history of this musical era will be presented throughout the performance. A 1979 graduate of […]
Drop in between 10:00 and 11:30 to create your own personal button. Once it is finished we will use the library bottom maker to complete your creation. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Georgetown Peabody Library.
