Upcoming Events

Come and play Canasta at the Library with other enthusiasts!

Join us for a family-friendly celebration of our home - the Earth.  Activities include: "Trash" origami, making a bird house from a recycled milk container, creating a book sculpture from old books, sampling a veggie pizza, viewing short films, learning energy-saving tips from Sustainable Warwick, and making a container vegetable garden with Gar Wang.  Special musical guests Tony Vee and Matt Price will provide entertainment.  The first fifty visitors will receive a free seedling tree to plant at home.

Ages 2-7. Stop in for a family fun storytime filled with great stories, songs and fingerplays.

League of Comics & Games will meet to discuss anime, games, and comics.

Teen Advisory Board will meet and discuss upcoming summer programs. New members are always welcome!

Book Hipsters will meet to discuss their favorite books. New members are always welcome.

Come join us for a screening of "Do the Math", a film on climate change produced by 350.org. It includes the latest on climate change, including footage of their recent nationwide bus tour. See the film and stay for a discussion of the issues and what we can do about climate change. This program is sponsored by Sustainable Warwick.

Ages 5-10 with parent. Learn bicycle safety through this hands-on, fun experience. Bring your bike and helmet to ride through our obstacle course that will be set up by the Warwick Police Department. This program will be held in the library parking lot.

Starring Morgan Freeman, Harry Connick, Jr. and Ashely Judd.  (2011) Based on true events, Winter, a young dolphin who lost her tail in a crab trap, and Sawyer, an introverted 11-year old boy who befriend her.  Sawyer rallies friend and family alike to save Winter by convincing a pioneering doctor to create a unique prosthetic tail to restore the dolphin’s ability to swim.  Rated PG; 119 min.

Registration is limited to Warwick cardholders only.

Build on your basic Italian language skills with additional vocabulary, grammar, and conversational practice.

Students are requested to have a copy of the book "Colloquial Italian" by Sylvia Lymbery.