Events List

Mending Mondays
Have ripped pants waiting to be sewn, a cardigan with missing buttons, holey socks? Bring your needles, thread, and supplies and join our community mending circle!
This is not a sewing class, but a social gathering to help you to get motivated to get mending.
No registration required, drop in! FREE!
This group meets on the second Monday of each month in Community Room A.

Make Ticks Take a Hike!
Join us for a presentation on tickborne disease prevention with Escher Cattle, from the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension.
Learn about the three main human-biting species on Cape Cod, how they live and hunt and feed, and how to protect yourself, your family, your pets and your yard from ticks this year!
Interested? Click here to RSVP online!
This presentation will be held in Community Rooms AB.

Yoga with Pam
CPL hosts FREE Hatha yoga on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month!
This is a hybrid program. We welcome you to join us either in-person or remotely via Zoom. Don't forget your mat!
No registration required to attend in-person, drop in!
Registration is required to attend remotely via Zoom.
CLICK HERE to request a link to the Zoom Meeting.

Libby Reads US eBook Club - April 2026
Join a national eBook club!
Facilitated by OverDrive, Libby Reads (formerly Big Library Read) is a reading program through your library that connects readers around the world with the same ebook at the same time without any wait lists or holds.
April 2026 Title:
Familia by Lauren E. Rico
Want to read this title along with other Libby readers?
Click here to borrow the ebook on the Libby app!

"Unerased" Documentary Screening and Panel
Join us for a screening and talkback of a short documentary that amplifies the experiences of members of our Asian community living or growing up on Cape Cod.
Through personal stories and reflections, the film explores identity, community, and a path to healing.
Interested? Click here to RSVP online!
This program will be held in Community Rooms AB.
In partnership with Belonging Books and Big Tree. Made possible with funding from the Arts Foundation, the Mass Cultural Council, the National Endowment for the Arts, and Wendy Wu.

Virtual - From Tiffany to Chihuly: Masters of Glass Art
Discover the luminous world of glass art, where molten sand transforms into breathtaking works that capture and refract light in ways that seem to defy the very nature of solid matter.
This program illuminates how fire, breath, and imagination combine to create some of the most spectacular and ethereal art forms known to humanity.
Interested? Click here to register online!
This presentation will be held virtually via Zoom.
Offered in partnership with Brewster Ladies' Library and Whelden Memorial Library.

Astronomy Today on Cape Cod with CCAS
Join Brian Twohig of the Cape Cod Astronomical Society to hear about the basics of astronomy and how to get started in the hobby. Learn about what equipment to use, different smartphone applications, and about more advanced astrophotography equipment.
There will also be binoculars, telescopes, and star charts on display!
Click here to RSVP online!
This program will be held in Community Rooms AB.

Yoga with Pam
CPL hosts FREE Hatha yoga on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month!
This is a hybrid program. We welcome you to join us either in-person or remotely via Zoom. Don't forget your mat!
No registration required to attend in-person, drop in!
Registration is required to attend remotely via Zoom.
CLICK HERE to request a link to the Zoom Meeting.

Virtual - The History of Music in Ireland with Sean Murphy
This virtual presentation will take a look at the history of Irish music derived from ancient manuscripts, archaeological findings, and historical records from the 5th century to the current day.
Registration required to attend. Click here to register online!
This program will be held virtually via Zoom.
This program is offered in partnership with Brewster Ladies' Library, Eldredge Public Library, and Centerville Public Library.

BCOA Resources: Five Wishes
"Five Wishes" is a document and program created by Aging with Dignity, designed to help individuals express their wishes for end-of-life care. It goes beyond typical medical directives by addressing personal, emotional, and spiritual needs as well as medical preferences. It's a living will that helps people communicate their desires to family, friends, and healthcare providers if they become seriously ill.
No registration required, drop in! FREE!
BCOA Resources is held in the Conference Room on the lower level.