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Providing guidance on discussing the move to a Senior Living Community with your loved ones, including explaining the benefits of making the move. Attendees will be provided with aids on […]

 Local historian Jim Lampos will be presenting a lecture on the life and legacy of the African-American Abolitionist and Lyme native son David Ruggles. To register for this event email […]

Professor and historian Jonathan Wells will be appearing via Zoom to speak about his book “The Kidnapping Club: Wall Street, Slavery, and Resistance on the Eve of the Civil War”. […]

Meetings take place on the last Tuesday of each month from 6:00-8:00pm. Previous experience playing Mah Jongg is preferred. If you have your own American Mah Jongg set please bring […]

 For children ages infant to 4. Discover what it is like to visit the library! Join Ms.Natalie for books, songs and a craft. Caregivers can check out books to take […]

 In the 1830s, there was no more fierce advocate for abolition and freedom in America than David Ruggles.  He died in 1849 at the age of 39 from a series […]

  The Lyme Library is honored to have historian  and author, Dr. Graham Hodges appear via Zoom to speak about Lyme’s native son and African American hero,  David Ruggles. Dr. Hodges […]

Instructors from  Red Barn Yoga of Lyme will be conducting yoga and meditation classes at the library.  $10.00 per class paid to the instructor at the door. Participants should bring […]

For children ages 6-11,  Cool-ology® provides hands-on, inquiry-based learning experiences aimed at getting kids really excited about science, engineering, STEAM connections, and the world around them! These active, social, creative […]

Join the Lyme Library Stitch Craft Club and practice your “stitchcraft” in the company of link-minded stitchers. If you enjoy, knitting, embroidery, crochet, cross stitch, quilting or any other form […]