3D Design For Teens Via Zoom. Learn to design 3D objects in Tinkercad with Norwalk Public Library. This 3D Design class is scheduled to take place on Thursdays from 5 pm -6 pm. It will be held live on the Zoom platform. Prior registration is required to join this program. Email bhighland@norwalkpl.org to register. Ages 13-17, Ages 10-12 if accompanied by parent / guardian.

The Vita /IRS tax program will offer Scanning to file taxes: Scanning will be on Thursdays from January 28th until April 15th at the Norwalk Library by appointment only from 12pm to 5pm by calling 203-899-2780 X15106

Every Small Space of Meadow Helps the World! Improving Our Landscapes and Gardens —and the world— for Wildlife One Native Plant at a TimeWildlife and plants are inextricably linked. Peter Picone—Wildlife Biologist, Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP)—will share his insights into enhancing and creating our landscapes with native plants that attract and benefit wildlife. Every small space of meadow helps the world! He will illustrate his knowledge through his beautiful slides and video outtakes of native plant and wildlife interactions. We will also learn about the marvelous larger meadows that DEEP creates all across Connecticut, serving our wildlife and pollinators ! Peter has been working in the field of wildlife habitat enhancement for over 30 years. To register email snacker@norwalkpl.org

What caused the feud between the Montagues and the Capulets? This prequel to Romeo and Juliet follows the story of Rose from country girl to lady of Verona and explores the betrayal, revenge, and manipulations that set the houses of Capulet and Montague against one another in a time when the influence of family, money, power, and gender determine everything. Using evocative language, Lady Capulet asks large questions about women’s place in culture today through a Shakespearean lens.