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December 2018
Join us and learn the basics of needle-felting! We will learn basic shapes and how to make ornaments like felted acorns and flat shapes like stars, circles and hearts, and then have some time to experiment and create on our own! All materials will be supplied. Free and open to the public! Sign-up is requested.
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Drop-in during the week of December school vacation for Maker play fun, including Gears, Gears Gears, Magformers, Keva planks, Legos, microscopes, and other fun activities! There is lots to do for your budding inventors, creators, artists, and scientists, so stop by! This will be available any time we are open!
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Join us for our Sunday craft group! Bring a craft you are working on, and get inspired by other crafty members! We hope to see you there! This group will meet bi-weekly.
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Join us for a 5-week program traveling the world through art, crafts, special snacks, music and stories! Registration is required. There are two groups: Tuesdays (Jan. 15-Feb.12) will be for grades 1-3, and Thursdays(Jan. 17-Feb.14) is for grades 4-5. Limit 12 per group. Call 763-5803 or email to sign-up.
Find out moreJoin us for a 5-week program traveling the world through art, crafts, special snacks, music and stories! Registration is required. There are two groups: Tuesdays will be for grades 1-3, and Thursdays is for grades 4-5. Limit 12 per group. Call 763-5803 or email to sign-up.
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SNOW DATE : Sunday February 3rd, at 4pm. Join Adair Mulligan for a talk on the Connecticut River: New England's Great River. The largest river in New England rises in a small beaver pond near the Canadian border and flows over 400 miles through four states, falling 2670 feet to the sea through America’s only [...]
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Did you know that not all owls hoot? This first-hand encounter enables participants to understand the defining characteristics and adaptations for life as a nocturnal predator on the wing. The Vermont Institute of Natural Science will bring two live Owls and one Raptor.
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Learn more about building healthy soil with the Newbury Beautification Committee and Master Gardener Dick Wright! Free!
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Learn all about container gardens with the Newbury Beautification Committee!
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“But my life isn’t interesting!” is a concern of many who want to write memoir. But every life is interesting, especially when we weave in history —be it family legacies, neighborhood landmarks, or the social history that shapes us. Through readings, discussion, and in-class exercises, participants in this workshop discover strategies for writing their life [...]
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