Alexandra Sheldon, an artist from Cambridge, spent several months painting in Weston in 2017/2018. She was entranced by the beautiful roads and trees. She was especially interested in the relationship between the rural and the infringement of the urban. Alexandra’s mother and stepfather had lived in Weston for years and returning to paint here was a nostalgic and lovely experience.

Create beautiful copper bookmarks with Heather Beck. Learn about the structure of metal and how to create drawings in metal. Use letter stamps to create textures, favorite quotes or names on the bookmarks. The bookmarks will have a hole drilled into the top for a string or ribbon. There is a sulphur dip to blacken the recessed areas on the bookmark and make the texture really pop!

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 October 9th by industry professionals in computer science. If you were unable to attend the Information Session you can sign up for the Girls Who Code Program by calling 781-786-6166 or emailing kbaldwin@minlib.net.

Learn about the local tradition of turning maple sap into maple syrup with our own local maple sugar experts! The Land's Sake library program includes a maple sugaring themed storytime, opportunities to touch and explore the tools used to make maple syrup, and the chance to use hand drills to tap a demonstration log. Learn history, science, social studies, and a new skill, as you connect to this New England tradition! Register at the Youth Services Desk

This month the Novels @ Night Book Group will read author Sigrid Nunez's novel "The Friend." This program is open to all readers age 18 and over.

Would you like to learn to knit? Do you need help with a project? Join the library's friendly knitting group in the library's Conference Room Thursdays evenings beginning January 10 and through March 14. This free program is open to adults and all skill levels are welcomed. Please register at the Reference Desk or call 781-786-6165. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

Stop by for a relaxing morning in the cozy reading room at the Library. Soft music, puzzles, and light refreshments now through March.

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 October 9th by industry professionals in computer science. If you were unable to attend the Information Session you can sign up for the Girls Who Code Program by calling 781-786-6166 or emailing kbaldwin@minlib.net.

Would you like to learn to knit? Do you need help with a project? Join the library's friendly knitting group in the library's Conference Room Thursdays evenings beginning January 10 and through March 14. This free program is open to adults and all skill levels are welcomed. Please register at the Reference Desk or call 781-786-6165. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Library.