Calendar of Events

In celebration of the 51^st Anniversary of Law Day on May 1, 2018, the Milford Bar Association in recognition of the ideas of equality and justice for all invites the Public to attend a free legal informational clinic to be held on Saturday May 5 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm in the Program Room at the Milford Library. 

            Participants can meet with a member of the Milford Bar Association from 15-20 minutes and discuss general legal information of one’s choice, and thereafter be provided with referrals to legal services, other agencies, a private attorney, or a useful legal website, should you wish to do your own personal research. Legal pamphlets will also be available for a limited number of legal topics. Interested parties are asked to contact Attorney Walter Sawicki at (203) 647-2009 to schedule a time slot or you may attend on a walk –in basis. On behalf of the Milford Bar Association, our current President, Erica Wikstrom, welcomes your participation. 

Milford Public Library will partner with the Goodwill Career Center in presenting a

Job Searching and Networking workshop on Wednesday May 9 from 2 pm to 4 pm. 

Devon Kiddoo, a career specialist, will present tips on locating your next job as well as helping you create a plan to develop the skills you need to make valuable connections with people who can advance your career.

            Kiddoo will help you find the best job matches for your skill set. You will learn how to utilize various job boards and top job websites to find the job best for you. The program is held in the Milford Library Program Room. All are welcome to attend. You may register by calling the Reference desk at (203) 783-3292.

On May 9 at 6:30 pm, Milford Public Library and The Benson-Crump Community Gardens Program host “Preserving Your Garden Harvest – All Year Long” with Rachel Ziesk, Certified Advanced Master Gardener and Lecturer. Preserving your harvest doesn’t just happen in the fall. It’s a 12 month event. This lecture will help you to learn all different ways to preserve such canning, pickling, dehydrating, air drying, freezing, and fermentation. From spring peas, to summer zucchini and kale and fall tomatoes and herbs, you can enjoy the fresh flavors from your garden all year long. 

 Love reading romances?  So do we!   Join us in discussing The Royal We

by Heather Cocks and Jessica Morgan.

New members welcome. 

We’ll be selling annuals, perennials from Club members’ own gardens, Milford’s official flower – the Eastern Purple Coneflower, herbs and delicious baked goods.  Also available is a garden boutique, a drawing for garden related items, membership table and conservation tips.   A Master Gardener will be available to answer all your gardening questions.  Free coffee is available.  Rain or shine.  Payment by cash or check.