What do you do with all those babies you sowed this winter and early spring? Jim Sirch will explain the ins and outs, the whens and whys, of planting out those seedlings you accumulated – […]
The Open Culture website is a not-to-be-missed resource available through Hamden Public Library’s digital branch – the website. It offers 1500 free college courses or MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) from the world’s top universities […]
Learn why to compost — and how — with a Master Composter Thursday, March 25 6:30-8:00 p.m. via Zoom Let’s help get food and yard debris out of the waste stream and into the earth […]
On Tuesday, February 2, from 6:30-7:45 p.m., the library is hosting a virtual guide for beginners on how to get you and your seeds started. Learn how to determine what, and when, to plant. How […]
You don’t have to wait til spring to plan and plant for nature’s pollinators. Some of our best native plants for pollinators can be started right now, outdoors, for little or no cost, and with […]
With so many portable device options, you can literally take them into the sun, while gardening, watering, sunbathing, or hiking. They can also make drive time and chores seem to go by faster, and can […]
What is Zoom? If you haven’t yet Zoomed, it is likely that you will! More and more people and groups are conducting formal and informal meetings and chats online, that is, virtually, rather than face-to-face […]
Use Our Online Resources to Learn English This guide will introduce you to Hamden Public Library’s online resources that are useful to adult learners of English as a Second Language (ESL) and their tutors. These […]
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