Movie magic, now at Blackstone! Join us for Saturday Cinema and see a highly anticipated new release on our big screen in the auditorium.

Class will meet in person Saturday mornings from 11 a.m. to noon beginning Saturday, September 7, 2024.

We are a fun, friendly group who love poetry. Each week, we select a poet - from modern to classic, humorous to serious - to read aloud followed by a lively group discussion. We always welcome new members, so join us!

Join us for readings and discussions with local authors in front of the fireplace in our Reading Room!

Drop-in event. Stop by the library for a family game day! Bring the whole family and choose from our collection of board games for a fun-filled afternoon. All ages are welcome! 

What can you build? Dig into the library’s collection of LEGO bricks and test your engineering skills with some building prompts. When you're done, put your creation on display in the Youth Services Department.

Grief Support Group 

Confused about your new iPhone or iPad? Need help formatting a Word document? Drop in to the library between 11am & 12pm to get a tech question answered. First come, first served. Sessions will be limited to 15 minutes per person.

The Branford Land Trust Winter 2025 Speaker Series continues with “Forest Health & Climate Change” with David Irvin.

Visit the Youth Services department to learn how to design your own 3D files and learn more about our 3D printer. ​During this informal hour we will get you started learning 3D design software and demonstrate our 3D printers!

Latin III  will begin with a review of chapters 28-40 of Ecce Romani II. At the completion of all 27 chapters of  the text, the group will move on to translating and discussing annotated passages from Ovid, et.

Join us for a weekly fiber art group. All experience levels in knitting, crochet, spinning, weaving, sewing, felting, embroidery, and all fiber art forms are welcome! Drop in any time between 6 and 8pm.

The American Chemical Society New Haven Section will visit the library and present the Chemists Celebrate Earth Week 2025 theme, 'Glaciers: Hot Topic, Cool Chemistry!' We will learn about glaciers, do some cool hands-on activities, and introd

The American Chemical Society New Haven Section will visit the library and present the Chemists Celebrate Earth Week 2025 theme, 'Glaciers: Hot Topic, Cool Chemistry!' We will learn about glaciers, do some cool hands-on activities, and introd

Town historian Jane Bouley will share her findings and research on the history of Center Cemetery in Branford. This discussion will focus on the family members buried within the cemetery.