Read books, sing songs, make friends, and have fun at the library!  For ages 18-36 months.  Pre-registration with the Children's Department is required.  Current session runs September-November.

Bring your project and join this group.

Share books, rhymes, and music with your baby at the library.  Open to children 6-18 months.  Pre-registration for the session with the Children's Department for the session is required.  Current session runs May-July.

We're teaming up with the Alzheimer's Association to bring you a special health program at the library.

Read books, sing songs, make friends, and have fun at the library!  For ages 18-36 months.  Pre-registration with the Children's Department is required.  Current session runs September-November.

Read with us.

Share books, rhymes, and music with your baby at the library.  Open to children 6-18 months.  Pre-registration for the session with the Children's Department for the session is required.  Current session runs May-July.

Join us at theHancock Veteran's Memorial Branch Library at 11:30 a.m. for our weekly storytime! This event is geared toward ages 2-5, but all ages are welcome.

Join us on Wednesday mornings for stories, songs, and a craft/activity. Each week features and different theme! Registrations are not required but we do ask that large groups call ahead.

Children ages 18 - 36 months and their caregiver will enjoy songs, fingerplays, flannelboard stories and books.  Pre-registration for a 12 week session is required.  Call the library to sign up.

Join us for fun songs, rhymes, and bubbles.

Children ages 3 - 5 and their caregiver will enjoy books, songs, flannelboard, fingerplays and a craft each week. 

Storytime for children ages 3-5. No registration required.

Stories, songs, movement, and more.  For ages 2-5 and their caregivers.

The Master Gardeners will be here to present a special Storytime about "Apple Days" about Johnny Appleseed. They will even have an apple tasting.

Little readers, learn all about money! Stories and songs, too!  See you at the First United Bank and Trust and look for another community location in the future.  Please call and register.

Our fun group of adults meets once a week on Tuesdays to knit and crochet, share ideas and show off current projects. Please bring you own yarn, needles and supplies. 

Want to learn new digital skills? Need to be more familiar with computers for a job or interview? WCFL's new partnership with Google can help!

The Bookmobile will be at the following community stop. All patrons are welcome to visit the Bookmobile at any of its stops.

1:30 PM - 2:00 PM Elgin Station @ Elgin Blvd, Hagerstown

The Bookmobile will be at the following community stop. All patrons are welcome to visit the Bookmobile at any of its stops.

1:30 PM - 2:00 PM Unified Community Connections @ 118 E Oak Ridge Dr, Hagerstown

The Bookmobile will be at the following community stop. All patrons are welcome to visit the Bookmobile at any of its stops.

2:30 PM - 3:00 PM Summerland Manor @ 190 Sunbrook Lane, Hagerstown

An enrichment activity for homeschool families that meets every month from September through May. Our first meeting this month will be Wednesday, September 11 at 2:00pm, and it will be a planning meeting for the coming year.

Are computers a mystery to you? This class starts at the most basic level, so you can learn how—and why—to use a computer. Topics include:

The Bookmobile will be at the following community stop. All patrons are welcome to visit the Bookmobile at any of its stops.

2:30 PM - 3:30 PM Williamsport Retirement Village @ 154 N Artizan St, Williamsport

The Bookmobile will be at the following community stop. All patrons are welcome to visit the Bookmobile at any of its stops.

2:30 PM - 3:00 PM Broadmore Assisted Living @ 1175 Professional Ct, Hagerstown

The Afternoon Book Club meets once a month to discuss a new title.

The Bookmobile will be at the following community stop. All patrons are welcome to visit the Bookmobile at any of its stops.

3:15 PM - 3:45 PM Parkview Apartments @ Lynnehaven Dr, Hagerstown

Come join us for a fun Storytime with rhymes, songs, and a craft.

Join our middle school bookclub as it meets on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 3:30 PM.  Ask at the Children's Desk about obtaining a copy of the month's book.  For grades 5-8. 

Drop by the library after school on Thursday afternoons and give your brain a digital detox! We will have coloring books and board games. Bring a friend!

Ages 3 and up.   Stories, songs and a craft!

Come build with LEGOs at the Library. Each month we will have a new theme that children are encouraged to build. For ages 4 and up.

Stop by the library to explore and learn with our STEM related activities and toys. Monthly program will also take place on October 15th. All ages of children welcome.

Each month will feature an opportunity to create - whether it's through art, technology or music. Call the library or come in to register. Drop-ins are also welcome!

All levels yoga class with no  dog pose!

Come out to Teen Game Night! Games are provided or Bring your Own and get others to play with you.

Get your game on and challenge your fellow teens!  In Game Club, we mainly play Super Smash Bros.

Teen Connect Tuesday invites you to come create art with sticky notes!

Come join us at the Teen Library Council!  You can earn SSL hours, write for the Washingteenian blog, meet other teens, and help plan special events for teen library patrons.  All teens are welcome to participate!

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The Washington County Free Library invites you to our brand-new Fletcher Film Series! Each month's films will be based around a different theme.

Join as we welcome Kelli Tencer from Reach of Washington County! She will be here Wednesday evenings to give classes on Financial Literacy. Registration preferred, but not required.

Topics:

Join us as author, Janet Croon discusses the book, The War Outside My Window: the Civil War Diary of LeRoy Wilet Gresham 1860-1865

Join us at the Hancock Veterans Memorial Branch Library for our Third Thursday Learning and Lecture Series. This month's program is "What Make's a Classic?" Almost all of our programs are provided by the Maryland State Library Resource Center.

Comunidad Latina de Washington County and the Washington County Free Library host evenings of casual conversation aimed at letting learners of Spanish and English practice speaking each others' language.

Bring your teddy bear, wear your pajamas if you want, and join us for stories, songs, crafts, and fun before bedtime. No registration required. For all ages.

Can YOU read 50 books in a year? Try it! Join our book group for adults and enjoy fun activities, get new book recommendations, and converse with fellow book lovers to help motivate you to reach a goal of reading 50 books in a 12-month period.