How William Became Shakespeare: Four Hundred Years of the First Folio
This year commemorates the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's First Folio, which was the first gathered collection of Shakespeare's comedies, histories, […]
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Foundation Training
Join Austin Maggiolo on Friday mornings for Foundation Training (FT)! Austin is a certified FT instructor and Sacred Heart University […]
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Pequot Library Presents: Shakespeare Film Festival
Sit and watch as the world of William Shakespeare comes to life. Whether set in the future or the distant […]
Free
Chess Club
A weekly meetup for kids who already know how to play chess and are looking for opponents. Players will compete […]
Free
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Genealogy Roundtable
Genealogy Roundtable
720 Pequot Avenue, Southport, CT, United StatesTracking your family history? Whether you are a beginner or an advanced researcher, genealogists Bill Stansfield, Beth Northrop, and Bob […]
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Learn to Juggle!
Jugglers were popular entertainers for children and adults in Shakespeare’s England. In this workshop, a professional juggler from Matica Circus […]
Free
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Pequot Library Presents: Shakespeare Film Festival
Sit and watch as the world of William Shakespeare comes to life. Whether set in the future or the distant […]
Free
Write-in with Gabi Coatsworth
Work on your current writing project in the virtual company of other writers! Join us on Monday mornings from 10:00–11:30 […]
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Closed: inclement weather
Pequot Library is closed today (January 16) due to inclement weather. Photo: Blizzard 1888, possibly taken on Harbor Road, by […]
Drop-in Storytime
Join us in the Children’s Library for a story or two, and then pick out books to take home! For […]
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Play with Your Food
Play with Your Food
Between January and April join us one day per month for a new season of One-Act plays. Doors open at […]
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Pequot Presents: The Oscars
Pequot Library is excited to bring back a beloved community event, Pequot Presents: The Oscars. Gather in the library’s historic […]
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