Adults

Pledge to read The Wednesday Wars by Gary D. Schmidt and become part of Middle Country Reads 2012. As the selection for our fifth annual community-read event, this Newberry Honor Book winner is set on Long Island in the 1960s and looks at the changes and challenges of the era through the eyes of a wonderful young man with the unfortunate name, Holling Hoodhood. Reading this family-centered, young adult novel provides a perfect multi-generational opportunity to share a reading experience and engage in lively thought-provoking conversation. | Program details » >>

Brush up on your computer skills. From using MS Office to Social Networking, there is something for everyone! Due to the demand of some classes, patrons may have to share a computer. Patrons are welcome to bring their own laptops to class. Please check that your computer has the appropriate software. | Program details » >>

Local professor, Danielle DiMauro-Brooks, will discuss the people and places that defined a generation during the conflict that was originally known as the Great War. | Program details » >>