We’re very excited to announce Camp Curiosity, a new science program for kids! Join “Captain Science” (former educator John Laffan) on select Tuesdays from 3:30 to 5 pm, as he leads kids on explorations of various scientific topics using experiments, puzzles, and interactive activities. Plus, collect a unique library trading card highlighting historical scientists at each session you attend! Camp ... Read More

Founded and hosted by homeschooling parents, the group is an opportunity for families that homeschool to collaborate, share materials, and learn together. The first session will meet at the library on February 7th, from 1:30 to 2:30 pm, and participants are welcome to join every Wednesday!

Join us on the first and third Wednesdays of each month from 6 to 7:30 pm for meetings of the Library Ensemble, a community band led by Sam Zimmerman! We recommend this program for ages 16 and up.

People of all ages and walks of life are invited to bring their individual quilting, crocheting, knitting, embroidery, weaving, felting, and/or fiber-and-textile craft projects to the Fort Plain Free Library for each weekly gathering of the Creative Textile Fibers Group. Bring a project to work on and share.

Join host Colleen Harris for a friendly group dedicated to crochet and good books! Colleen has taught beginner crochet lessons at several libraries, and is able to accommodate all skill levels (she does ask that participants in this group be over age 18). If attending for the first time, please let us know in advance by calling the library at ... Read More

  Do you find yourself craving some hearty “food for thought”? Whet your appetite at the Fort Plain Free Library as the Philo Café serves up a veritable buffet of topics for discussion. The Philo Café is a respectful forum for people to share thoughts and ideas. Topics will be determined by those in attendance. Sometimes there will even be real ... Read More

We’re very excited to announce Camp Curiosity, a new science program for kids! Join “Captain Science” (former educator John Laffan) on select Tuesdays from 3:30 to 5 pm, as he leads kids on explorations of various scientific topics using experiments, puzzles, and interactive activities. Plus, collect a unique library trading card highlighting historical scientists at each session you attend! Camp ... Read More

Founded and hosted by homeschooling parents, the group is an opportunity for families that homeschool to collaborate, share materials, and learn together. The first session will meet at the library on February 7th, from 1:30 to 2:30 pm, and participants are welcome to join every Wednesday!

Local history lovers are invited to join us in the Local History Room as we share memories, family histories, vintage photo albums, post cards, memorabilia, scrapbooks, and more. The casual, drop-in discussion group is facilitated by Fort Plain Village Historian Eileen Chambers and Minden Town Historian Rob Carter.

People of all ages and walks of life are invited to bring their individual quilting, crocheting, knitting, embroidery, weaving, felting, and/or fiber-and-textile craft projects to the Fort Plain Free Library for each weekly gathering of the Creative Textile Fibers Group. Bring a project to work on and share.

Join host Colleen Harris for a friendly group dedicated to crochet and good books! Colleen has taught beginner crochet lessons at several libraries, and is able to accommodate all skill levels (she does ask that participants in this group be over age 18). If attending for the first time, please let us know in advance by calling the library at ... Read More

  Join us for our latest evening storytime program, led by Ryann Young! Each session features stories, games, crafts and songs for children ages 3 and 4 (a little older is okay too). This will be our final evening storytime of the season. Please note that space for this program is limited, so preregistration is required. Call the library at ... Read More

Join us for our next book discussion at the library, at 2 pm on April 11th! We’ll be discussing “The Wager” by David Grann, which tells the extraordinary true story of the HMS Wager’s shipwreck in 1741, and the very different accounts of the disaster given by the groups of survivors who eventually straggled ashore. Copies of the book are ... Read More

Founded and hosted by homeschooling parents, the group is an opportunity for families that homeschool to collaborate, share materials, and learn together. The first session will meet at the library on February 7th, from 1:30 to 2:30 pm, and participants are welcome to join every Wednesday!

Join us on the first and third Wednesdays of each month from 6 to 7:30 pm for meetings of the Library Ensemble, a community band led by Sam Zimmerman! We recommend this program for ages 16 and up.

People of all ages and walks of life are invited to bring their individual quilting, crocheting, knitting, embroidery, weaving, felting, and/or fiber-and-textile craft projects to the Fort Plain Free Library for each weekly gathering of the Creative Textile Fibers Group. Bring a project to work on and share.

Join host Colleen Harris for a friendly group dedicated to crochet and good books! Colleen has taught beginner crochet lessons at several libraries, and is able to accommodate all skill levels (she does ask that participants in this group be over age 18). If attending for the first time, please let us know in advance by calling the library at ... Read More

  Do you find yourself craving some hearty “food for thought”? Whet your appetite at the Fort Plain Free Library as the Philo Café serves up a veritable buffet of topics for discussion. The Philo Café is a respectful forum for people to share thoughts and ideas. Topics will be determined by those in attendance. Sometimes there will even be real ... Read More

We’re very excited to announce Camp Curiosity, a new science program for kids! Join “Captain Science” (former educator John Laffan) on select Tuesdays from 3:30 to 5 pm, as he leads kids on explorations of various scientific topics using experiments, puzzles, and interactive activities. Plus, collect a unique library trading card highlighting historical scientists at each session you attend! Camp ... Read More

Founded and hosted by homeschooling parents, the group is an opportunity for families that homeschool to collaborate, share materials, and learn together. The first session will meet at the library on February 7th, from 1:30 to 2:30 pm, and participants are welcome to join every Wednesday!

People of all ages and walks of life are invited to bring their individual quilting, crocheting, knitting, embroidery, weaving, felting, and/or fiber-and-textile craft projects to the Fort Plain Free Library for each weekly gathering of the Creative Textile Fibers Group. Bring a project to work on and share.

Join host Colleen Harris for a friendly group dedicated to crochet and good books! Colleen has taught beginner crochet lessons at several libraries, and is able to accommodate all skill levels (she does ask that participants in this group be over age 18). If attending for the first time, please let us know in advance by calling the library at ... Read More

We’re very excited to announce Camp Curiosity, a new science program for kids! Join “Captain Science” (former educator John Laffan) on select Tuesdays from 3:30 to 5 pm, as he leads kids on explorations of various scientific topics using experiments, puzzles, and interactive activities. Plus, collect a unique library trading card highlighting historical scientists at each session you attend! Camp ... Read More

Join us on the final Tuesday of each month at 6 pm for Camera Club: Through the Lens, a group for photographers to learn new skills and share their work with a supportive community! All skill levels are welcome.

Founded and hosted by homeschooling parents, the group is an opportunity for families that homeschool to collaborate, share materials, and learn together. The first session will meet at the library on February 7th, from 1:30 to 2:30 pm, and participants are welcome to join every Wednesday!

The library board meets at 6:30 p.m. on the final Wednesday of each month. Meetings are open to the public.