Bridgeport Public Main Library – Burroughs-Saden

This community conversation is focused on the outcomes of the 2026 legislative session and what those decisions mean for Bridgeport families, students, educators, and taxpayers. This forum will provide an opportunity to hear directly from members of the Bridgeport Legislative Delegation regarding accomplishments from the recently concluded legislative session, upcoming priorities, and issues impacting our […]

The next progression for any genealogy enthusiast, Jennifer Toro, founder of Curiosity Heals TM, will share the framework for writing a family history narrative. Come prepared with your Family Tree, Oral Histories, and supporting Historical Records. In class time permitted for drafting an outline and writing exercises.

Magician Alexis Young performs at the BPL's 1st floor community room.

Join us for a guided, hands-on candle pouring experience with local maker, NaturalAnnie Essentials! Participants will get the opportunity to create their very own 4 oz. candle - with 2 […]

A Taste of History: Three Dishes from Days Gone By In-Person Every wonder what the Founding Fathers ate? What it may have tasted, or felt, like? Come find out with […]

We're celebrating America's 250 years of independence by recapping one of its most historical events, the protest of the Boston Tea Party! Children will make their own tea bags and paint a commemorative plate celebrating America 250. For children, ages 4-12 years old.

We're celebrating America's 250 years of independence by recapping one of its most historical events, the protest of the Boston Tea Party! Children will make their own tea bags and paint a commemorative plate celebrating America 250. For children, ages 4-12 years old.

Teens can create their own poster celebrating America's 250 years of independence with the three iconic words that begin the U.S. constitution, We the People. For teens in grades 7-12. This event is a part of the Bridgeport Public Library America's 250th Celebration series of programs.