Get a jump start on all of your holiday shopping! Featuring several local vendors selling items from jewelry to hats to handbags Something for everyone on your list.

Learn Collegewise strategies your family can use to have a sane, stress free, enjoyable college application process together. We'll discuss grades, test scores, activities, and everything else colleges evaluate. Attendees will get straight answers about what college admissions committees really look for and how they ultimately decide who gets in. We think students and parents will be pleasantly surprised to learn that students don't have to be tri-lingual, opera-singing rocket scientists to get into college today.

The Music Committee and the Friends of the Library are pleased to welcome MusiConnects a non-profit chamber music group to perform in the library's Community Room. This program is free and open to all.

Girls Who Code, a national nonprofit working to close the gender gap in tech, seeks to reverse the decline by teaching 100,000 girls to code by the end of 2018. The Girls Who Code Club is a free after-school program for 6-12th grade girls to use computer science to impact their community. The Club will be hosted at the Weston Public Library with a group of 20 students and will be taught every Tuesday starting September 24th by industry professionals in computer science.

Delight in the ancient art of stained glass mosaics! Make a unique keepsake ornament using colored glass pieces.

Girls Who Code, a national nonprofit working to close the gender gap in tech, seeks to reverse the decline by teaching 100,000 girls to code by the end of 2018. The Girls Who Code Club is a free after-school program for 6-12th grade girls to use computer science to impact their community. The Club will be hosted at the Weston Public Library with a group of 20 students and will be taught every Tuesday starting September 24th by industry professionals in computer science.

Girls Who Code, a national nonprofit working to close the gender gap in tech, seeks to reverse the decline by teaching 100,000 girls to code by the end of 2018. The Girls Who Code Club is a free after-school program for 6-12th grade girls to use computer science to impact their community. The Club will be hosted at the Weston Public Library with a group of 20 students and will be taught every Tuesday starting September 24th by industry professionals in computer science.

Girls Who Code, a national nonprofit working to close the gender gap in tech, seeks to reverse the decline by teaching 100,000 girls to code by the end of 2018. The Girls Who Code Club is a free after-school program for 6-12th grade girls to use computer science to impact their community. The Club will be hosted at the Weston Public Library with a group of 20 students and will be taught every Tuesday starting September 24th by industry professionals in computer science.