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 […]
Have you ever wondered what happens in the library when it is closed? We will share our secret world with your stuffed animal friend during out “Stuffed Animal Sleepover” event. Saturday, February 9th, between 11:15-12:30 p.m. Following our amazing musical guest, Julianna Hartley, performance at the Vet’s Hall at 10am (sign up to join us), […]
Calling all children, grandparents, families and community members... come sing and play! Join us for an Inter-generational music event with Julieann Hartley, a Board Certified Music Therapist and songwriter/coproducer of Miss Julieann: Therapeutic Songs For Kids! This event is bound to get your toes tapping and maracas shaking! Sign-up is required, call 763-5803! Limited to […]
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.
A writers group for people who like to write, share their writing, share advice, commit to finishing something, or sell their work! Anyone and everyone is welcome to join this group.
Join us for a strategic fantasy card game. Learn how to play, beginners welcome! No cards necessary; cards will be supplied. For ages 13+. Meetings will be set after the first date. Call 763-5803 for more info!
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.
Monday 25th Drop-in anytime! Choose a poem to share on our “poetry tree” or write one (templates will be available to help kids/adults write poems). A tree will be created in construction paper and the poems will be the leaves. There will be a Poetry Charades game to act out the action/subject of the poems, […]
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.
Local Author Matt Forrest Esenwine will share some of his poetry and support the children in building found poetry. Using the words form a book, pamphlet, magazine or anywhere else children pick out words that they speak to them and try to create a poem from those words.