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The mission of Stamford Library is to serve as a community center for lifelong learning, with free and equal access to a broad range of ideas and information through traditional and emerging resources to meet the intellectual, recreational, and cultural needs of area residents in a professional and friendly manner.
Latest News
From Fabric to Finished Clothing: Kids Sewing Classes – Sept. 22
From Fabric to Finished Clothing: Kids Sewing Class Series Tuesdays, Sept. 22–Nov. 3 3:30–5 p.m. Stamford Library Join us for a free, hands-on 7-week sewing series where kids will learn how clothing is made—from the first stitch to a finished wearable project! Led by Megan Avery of Hipstitch Academy, this progressive class will introduce participants […]
PowerHouse Visit and Programs – Sept. 19
Experience Clean Energy at the PowerHouse Saturday, September 19 | Stamford Library, 117 Main St. Come experience clean energy up close with the PowerHouse, a mobile, off-grid, clean energy-powered tiny home from Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Smart Energy Choices! The PowerHouse is filled with exhibits and information designed to help renters and homeowners understand energy efficiency, […]
Guitar Class Series – Starting Sept. 21
Guitar in the Mountains with Drew Azzinaro Fall 8-Week Guitar Series Stamford Library is incredibly excited to welcome back guitarist, performer, and educator Drew Azzinaro for another session of Guitar in the Mountains! Thanks to a Delaware County Arts Grant through the Roxbury Arts Group, this free community guitar program is returning for another year […]
Making Merit: Tibetan Buddhist Art – Sept. 18 & 25
Join international artist and educator Roshan Houshmand for a special two-part exploration of Tibetan Buddhist art, motifs, and symbolism. The series begins with an informal lecture and presentation on Friday, September 18, from 2–4 PM, offering an introduction to Tibetan Buddhist art and the traditions, imagery, and symbolism that inform Roshan’s work. On Friday, September […]
