Milford Public Library

Families can visit the Milford Public Library to receive a free winter coat for each child present. Coats are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis in the Lions Room B, with one coat per child. The event runs from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and is intended for children of all ages, though the child must be present to receive a coat.

Teens will learn the technique of decoupage by creating spooky glowing glass vessels to use in their Halloween decorations. The session will be led by Molly Honey King, an artist and educator with experience in illustration, fine arts, and exhibition curation.

Families can expect a 60-minute session featuring songs, picture books, and a hands-on craft activity each week, with rotating themes to keep the experience fresh. The event takes place in the Children's Room at the Milford Public Library, offering a quiet, child-friendly space for early learning and social interaction.

Families can enjoy an evening of singing, stories, and a craft activity in the Children's Room. Each session explores a different theme.

Teens will gather to show off their Halloween costumes, enjoy games, and create crafts in a festive, early celebration of the holiday. A costume contest will be held, with a prize for the winner, though participation is optional. The library will provide details on how and where to join via email after registration.

Families can expect a structured yet playful gathering featuring an activity circle followed by hands-on exploration with sensory bins, musical instruments, and baby-friendly toys. The session offers opportunities for socializing with other families in a supportive, low-pressure environment.

Teens will create their own lava lamps using provided materials while learning about the chemical reactions that produce the glowing, bubbling effect. Participants may bring their own plastic water bottle to use in the project. The program is hosted in the Lions Room B at the Milford Public Library and is part of Chemistry Week celebrations.

Children can participate in a building challenge where each person receives a small individual LEGO set. They will have the opportunity to create their own masterpiece.

Families can spend the afternoon creating personalized magnets and buttons using paint, collage materials, or personal photos. Children will have the opportunity to design and assemble their own wearable or fridge-friendly crafts in a hands-on art session.

Teens can enjoy a variety of video games on Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch during this weekly session. Each participant is typically limited to 30 minutes of playtime, with registration required to secure a spot.

Families will enjoy a storytime session led by the Milford Garden Club, featuring interactive readings and learning about plants. The event takes place in the Children's Room at the Milford Public Library.

Teens can drop in to work on creative writing, photography, paintings, drawings, or illustrations for submission to the annual IMAZINE magazine. All necessary materials and refreshments are provided.

Teens ages 12–18 will participate in a structured session combining Zumba dance instruction and yoga, led by a special presenter. The event takes place in the Lions Room on the second floor of the Milford Public Library, offering a mix of movement, stretching, and guided instruction in a quiet, indoor setting.

Families will participate in a structured movement session featuring Zumba and yoga, led by a special presenter who will guide children through step-by-step routines. The event takes place in the Lions Room on the second floor of the Milford Public Library, with registration required to secure a spot.

Families with teens aged 12 to 18 will have the opportunity to explore the cultural significance of Palestinian cross-stitching, known as tatreez, and create their own small tatreez bookmarks using traditional patterns. The workshop is hands-on and welcoming to all skill levels, with all materials provided. Participants will learn about the history and symbolism behind the craft while engaging in a quiet, focused art activity.

Families will build small boats using craft materials, inspired by the historic Mayflower, and test them in a water tray to see if they float. The activity combines hands-on making with a simple experiment to explore buoyancy and design.

Teens will have the opportunity to play a variety of video games on Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch systems during this rescheduled event. Registration is required to secure a spot, and attendees will receive email instructions for accessing the program.

Families will enjoy a quiz-based event featuring classic children's book characters and stories, with teams competing to win a prize. Each participant receives a free children's book, and players can join with a pre-formed team or connect with others on site.

This training session teaches adults and teenagers how to recognize and respond to an opioid overdose using Narcan, a nasal spray medication that can reverse overdose effects and restore breathing. Participants will learn hands-on techniques for administering naloxone and performing rescue breathing in emergency situations.

Teens will participate in a blind taste test of various apple ciders to determine the favorite, with all materials provided. The event celebrates National Apple Cider Day and is hosted indoors at the Milford Public Library.