The Plumb Memorial Library is truly the jewel of Shelton. It is named for David Wells Plumb. Visitors can attend meetings and programs, research Shelton and Connecticut history, check out materials for enlightenment and fun, ask reference questions, use the technology available, and interact with their fellow community members.
Kazowie! Kids 5 to 9 come in costume and tune into your super powers – listen to a super hero story, learn a super hero song and design a super disguise! Registration is required and begins Feb. 11. At the Plumb on 2/25 at 1:00PM.
Households with incomes below $50,000 a year can get their taxes done by IRS trained volunteers for free. Both libraries will have sessions from February through April. There is a new state earned income credit that is in addition to the federal one and you could get back a lot of money.
At the Plumb (walk-in only):
Tuesdays from 1:00PM-4:00PM, 2/7-4/10
Saturdays from 10:00AM-1:00PM, 2/4-4/7
At the Branch (by appointment, call: Marilyn Profit at 203-526-4152):
Wednesdays from 5:00PM-8:00PM, 2/8-4/11
Second Annual Oscar Forecast at the Plumb on February 8th at 6:30PM. Join the Friends of the Shelton Libraries and Joe Meyers of the Connecticut Post for an informative and fact-filled Oscar discussion. Joe possesses extensive knowledge of movies past and present.
Ever try to weave a basket? Geared toward beginners but tweens/teens ages 12 – 18 of all skill levels are invited to attend-materials included; sign up starts Jan. 21. At the Plumb on February fourth at 2:30PM.
Both libraries will be closing at noon on Saturday, January 21st due to the snow.
