The First Amendment prevents Congress from passing any laws that abridge the freedom of speech. But what does that actually mean? In this presentation, professor Meg Mott considers the history of speech laws in the United States, how states and municipalities have tried to curb offensive speech, and how the Supreme Court has ruled on […]

You are invited to an elegant tea party with a T-Rex! Learn tea party etiquette, nibble some dino-riffic snacks, listen to dino-tacular dinosaur stories, make dino-mite crafts and greet a very special guest. Proper attire is encouraged including your fanciest or dinosauriest. Please register all kids in attendance. https://tinyurl.com/54cwpmrv

Tuesday, November 7th at 6:30pm Last January, Amtrak advertised a sale on their USA Rail Passes and Sheila Garrett bought one: 10 train trips over 30 days to over 500 potential destinations across the country. Then the adventure began! First it required lots of planning, then acquiring specific tickets. Sheila left New England on April […]

Join Susan Hessey for stories, songs and crafts. Preschoolers and their siblings and caretakers are welcome to attend. Thursdays in October at 11 am.

Practice your reading skills with Virgil, our therapy dog volunteer and his human Abigail. All ages welcome Virgil loves to listen!

Presentation by the Quest's Creators on Tuesday, November 14th at 6:30PM