Program Manager Laura Cashell (Choose To Be Healthy & Youth Resiliency Coalitions, Community Health at York Hospital) visited the library to share practical ways families and trusted adults can support youth. Topics included recognizing stress and mental health warning signs, reducing stigma, understanding risk and protective factors, and encouraging positive childhood experiences that build resilience. Special thanks to Berwick Community Media for filming this program.

Award-winning musician Mr. Aaron joined us in July for a performance as part of our summer reading program. Thank you to Berwick...

Officer Fogg joined us during our summer reading program to share a story, answer questions, and talk about his police cruiser, which...

Andrea Szirbik Groft joined us at the library for a musical performance in July. Thank you to Berwick Community Media for filming this...

We were thrilled to welcome back Susie Maguire and The Poop Museum back to the library with a whole a new program to help us kick off...

The Berwick Fire Department visited the library to share a story, talk about fire safety, and give a tour of one of their fire engines....

While nobody can predict the future, there are steps we can take to protect it! As a licensed Financial Advisor and Insurance Broker,...

Jill Crosbie, Stewardship Director at Great Works Regional Land Trust, visited the library to talk about invasive species, share helpful...

James Bellissimo, Director of Planning Development for the Town of Berwick, joined us at the library for a lunch and learn program hosted...

While no one can predict the future, we can take steps to safeguard it. Stephanie Greenlaw and Leah Walker from Banker’s Life and...

Father and son duo Ryan and Brennish Thomson visited the library in March. The two have been performing together for over 20 years. Their...

In February, author and comic book artist Ryan L. Higgins visited the library to teach us how to draw comic book characters. This...