Join us for a showing of the spooky and whimsical movie about the origin story of the Munsters family. 

This is an open play time for babies, toddlers and their families.  Children and caregivers can explore and play with our collection of age appropriate toys and games.Children will learn and grown while developing language, social and fine motor skills, and enjoy this special time with their grown ups.Please register.  

GRADES 2 – 5

Ready for some movin' and groovin'? Come play Just Dance on the Nintendo Switch and shake to your heart's content!

(Registration begins for all Children's programs on the 25th.)

Every Sunday @ 1:00 PM. Kindly register.

Chess with Wes (Community)

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A special time for our youngest library members and their caregivers! Join us for stories, songs, rhymes, music and fun.  Age appropriate sensory exploration and play will follow our circle time.

Join us for a calming journey into the art of Tai Chi - a gentle form of exercise that promotes balance,flexibility, and peace of mind.  In this three-part series, a certified instructor will guide participants through slow, flowing movements that reduce stress and improve overall well-being.

GRADES 9 - 12 & New Adult

Join YA Services Coordinator Sara as she presents on how to write a college application essay. Sara previously worked at Ithaca College's Writing Center where she tutored students on writing and revision skills. She has worked on many personal essays and application materials.

Bring a notebook or laptop (something to write with) and your questions. Be prepared to do some brainstorming and writing activities.

This program is for students currently in high school (grades 9-12) or new adults looking to work on college applications. 

(Registration begins for all Teen programs on the 25th.)

Do you have a love for Anime or just getting started? Then come hang out with others who share your interest for Anime

GRADES 6 - 12

A TAB is a group of teen volunteers who meet once a month to plan programs, events, and recommend titles or other materials for the library's YA collection. It's a great chance for teenagers to make a difference in their community while earning volunteer hours and developing leadership skills!

This meeting will be an introduction to TABs. We will discuss what it means to be involved with a TAB, leadership opportunities (president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer), and our goals for the program!

Any Monroe Free Library Cardholder in grades 6-12 may attend. If you are not a current volunteer, you will have to fill out our volunteer paperwork at the start of the meeting.

We'll have an additional meeting on November 12th. 

(Registration begins for all Teen programs on the 25th of the previous month.)