Calendar of Events

The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project will be at Milford Library on October 6 at 11am for a cooking demonstration that will feature some of the most loved dishes in Korean cuisine. This demonstration will feature bulgogi (beef marinated in soy sauce), bibimbap (rice and vegetables), kimchi salad, and dubu jorim (pan fried tofu).

Short videos about Korea will be shown, and Koreans in native dress will be preparing and serving a delicious lunch.

Please register for this free program by stopping at the Milford Library Reference desk, or by calling 203-783-3292. Attendance is limited to 30 people, so please register early!

Brought to you by the generosity of the Friends of Milford Library.

Milford Public Library offers access to many electronic databases, including Mango Languages. Most of our databases can be accessed from both within the library or remotely for users with valid library cards. Come down to the library on Saturday, October 6 at 2:30 pm for an informative overview of how to get started using Mango languages and learn a new language right from home! Milford Public Library is located at 57 New Haven Ave, in Milford, CT. To contact the Library, call 203-783-3290 or visit milfordlibrary.org.

Advantage or Supplement Plan?  Choices can be observed during a presentation at the Milford Senior Center, 9 Jepson Drive, Thursday, October 11 at 1:00 p.m. You can learn the difference between a Medicare Advantage Plan and Supplement Policy during a discussion led by Lambert of First Choice Consulting LLC. Details are available by calling 203 877-5131.

The American Manufacturing Hall of Fame celebrates the innovative history of American manufacturing, raises funds for educational programs and promotes awareness of Advanced Manufacturing which is critical to the economy.

Michael Dooling is currently the Archivist at the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury and former News Librarian and historical writer for the Republican-American newspaper, where he was an award-winning columnist. He has had a lifelong interest in history, collects antiquarian books, and has written dozens of historical articles over the past 20 years.

 If you love reading romances, you'll fit right in to our group!

We'll be discussing Blue-Eyed Devil by Lisa Kleypas - everyone is welcome! 

Fall is in the air!

Embrace the season with self-care!

Join our "Snack and Learn" Wellness night with presentations on Diabetes, Natural Products and Self-Care tips from local professionals.  Free chair massages and snacks as well!  

Please RSVP to reserve a seat as seats are limited. 

Milford Public Library offers access to thousands of eAudiobook titles for residents with library cards through RBdigital. There are never any late fees, and using the service through their app couldn’t be any easier. Come down to the library on Thursday, October 11 at 7:00 pm for an informative overview of how to get started using our eAudiobooks for Apple iOS! Milford Public Library is located at 57 New Haven Ave, in Milford, CT. To contact the Library, call 203-783-3290 or visit milfordlibrary.org.

Award-winning Pantochino Productions Inc. presents the world premiere of “Beat Bugs: A Musical Adventure,” based on the original Netflix series by Josh Wakely inspired by the music made famous by The Beatles. Follow Walter, Crick, Jay, Kumi and Buzz as they go on a mission to defeat Mean Mister Mustard and save Strawberry Fields. The tuneful score includes “All You Need is Love,” “Come Together,” “We Can Work it Out” and many, many more. Sponsored by The Milford Bank. Performances Fridays at 7:30 pm, Saturdays at 2 & 5:30 pm, Sundays at 2 pm. The MAC (Milford Arts Council), 40 Railroad Avenue in Downtown Milford. Cafe seating at all performances. Bring your own food and drink to enjoy during the show. Tickets $22. online, $25. at the door. www.pantochino.com

Youth Groups in Milford are offering a Can & Bottle Collection.

Bring your redeemable cans & bottles (with labels on!).

Drop off from 9:30 AM-11 AM 

A tour of the Old Milford Cemetery will be given by members of the Milford Historical Society on Sat., Oct. 13 at 1 p.m. beginning from the DAR Chapter House parking lot, best accessed by its driveway at 55 Prospect St. (Rain date: Sat., Oct. 20.)

Donations of $5 for adults may be made the day of the event; children accompanied by adults are welcome free of charge; students free. Tickets may also be purchased at the Canvas Patch, 5 River St. or from any Society member.

Parking is limited so it’s best to come early. Tours are given in groups of 15 to 20 and will begin as soon as the first group is formed. This popular tour has been given every October since 2012.

There will be costumed re-enactors at the graves telling the stories of people who lived hundreds of years ago.

Donations of $5 for adults may be made the day of the event; children accompanied by adults are welcome free of charge, as are students. Tickets may also be purchased at the Canvas Patch, 5 River St. or from any Society member. Parking is limited so it’s best to come early. Tours are given in groups of 15 to 20 and will begin as soon as the first group is formed. This popular tour has been given every October since 2012.

There will be costumed re-enactors at the gravesites telling the stories about people who lived here hundreds of years ago.