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The library is a warm, cheery place for children to meet other children! Join us for stories read by people who enjoy sharing books and a craft, too!
Where: Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street, Jeffersonville, VT
When: Thursdays, 10-11am
Who is this for: Young children
This event is free to the public and everyone is invited!
It's autumn and that means that the Varnum Memorial Library's Craft Circle is starting again! Join us every Thursday evening from 5-7 p.m. for crafting and conversation! Bring your current W.I.P. (Work-in-Progress) or come to get ideas and learn something new. Be sure to take a gander at our growing collection of craft-related materials. All crafts welcome.
Do you have 2 hours a month to spare for a great opportunity?
We need you!
The Crescendo Club Library Association is seeking community members who are interested in helping our library anticipate and meet the needs of all we serve and to promote life-long learning for everyone.
Please let us know if you would like to be an active supporter and member of an organization that has worked hard to help our community for almost 120 years. We meet on the third Thursday of every month from 7:00pm 8:00pm at the Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street in Jeffersonville, 644-2117, www.varnumlibrary.org.
Join Sarah Marsano as she introduces you to her heritage with fun and educational word play and music auf Deutsch. This program is recommended for ages 0-5.
Sarah grew up in Alsfeld, Germany and has lived in Vermont for the last 4 years. She is new to Jeffersonville, but excited about being part of the community.
Saturdays, September 15, 22, 29, 10-11am
Between 1880 and World War II, painted theater curtains were artistic features of most New England villages and towns. In Vermont, painted curtains graced stages in town and grange halls, opera houses, and community theaters. A culture of local variety shows and traveling, professional talent flourished in front of those curtains in some very remote Vermont communities.
In a tour of some of the 177 curtains in Vermont, Christine Hadsel, director of Curtains Without Borders, provides a glimpse into the world of talented and often sophisticated artists who were part of the rural cultural scene, illustrating the rich cultural history of small-town Vermont before World War I.
About the presenter:
Christine is the Project Director for the Curtains Without Borders conservation project and was the first Executive Director of the Vermont Museum and Gallery Alliance.
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Council and the Varnum Memorial Library and is brought to you by the Vermont Humanities Council.
Join us for our newest young adult program: Magic the Gathering at the Varnum Memorial Library. Experienced players and total newbies welcome! Thanks to generous donations from community members, we will have starter card decks available for participants trying it out for the first time.
Your deck of cards represents weapons in your arsenal, spells you know & creatures you can summon to fight for you. Grades 6 and up. Snacks provided. For more info, email galenreese19@gmail.com.
Event: Magic the Gathering at the Library
Time: Sunday, Aug 26 from 3-5pm
Place: Varnum Memorial Library (194 Main Street, Jeffersonville)
It's autumn and that means that the Varnum Memorial Library's Craft Circle is starting again! Join us every Thursday evening from 5-7 p.m. for crafting and conversation! Bring your current W.I.P. (Work-in-Progress) or come to get ideas and learn something new. Be sure to take a gander at our growing collection of craft-related materials. All crafts welcome.
It's autumn and that means that the Varnum Memorial Library's Craft Circle is starting again! Join us every Thursday evening from 5-7 p.m. for crafting and conversation! Bring your current W.I.P. (Work-in-Progress) or come to get ideas and learn something new. Be sure to take a gander at our growing collection of craft-related materials. All crafts welcome.
From Skiffs to Sail Ferries: The Story of Vermont’s Small Boat Traditions
The stories of Vermont naval history and commercial shipping have been well documented by generations of historians. However, the traditions of small boat building from throughout our state have remained untold. The bulk of our historic boatbuilding traditions involves Vermonters building their own boats, whether for pleasure or commercial use. The historical record illuminating this subject resides today mostly in family stories and photo collections.
In this slide presentation, Douglas Brooks shares his research on these traditions, and his work in recreating some of these historic vessels.
About the presenter:
Douglas Brooks - A boat builder, writer, and researcher, Douglas specializes in the construction of traditional wooden boats for museums and private clients.
Hosted by the Cambridge Arts Council and the Varnum Memorial Library.
Join us for STEM Knitting at the Varnum Memorial Library! During this 8-week workshop, children who are in grades 4-10 will explore and learn the ancient art of knitting through algebra, geometry, chemistry, engineering, and coding, among other "STEM" related topics. Research has shown that learning handwork skills, such as knitting, can increase focus and concentration. At the end of the 8-week session, each child will have created a wearable hat and a "mug rug" (coaster), while hopefully gaining insight into the many connections between knitting and math/science. All supplies will be provided and this workshop is free of charge. High-quality yarn has been donated to this program by Legacy Fiber Artz, an independent yarn dying company out of Essex Junct. https://legacyfiberartz.com/ . We are gladly welcoming more donations; particularly knitting needles.
The Workshop will be held on Wednesdays from 5-6:30 p.m. and will run from October 10 until Dec 12 (with Halloween and the day before Thanksgiving off). Each lesson will build on the next, so commitment is important in order to come away with a completed hat and a full skill set.
Registration is required and space is limited, so please call 644-2117 to register your child as soon as possible.
If you have signed up and no longer think your child can attend, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can consult our wait list.
It's autumn and that means that the Varnum Memorial Library's Craft Circle is starting again! Join us every Thursday evening from 5-7 p.m. for crafting and conversation! Bring your current W.I.P. (Work-in-Progress) or come to get ideas and learn something new. Be sure to take a gander at our growing collection of craft-related materials. All crafts welcome.
Do you have 2 hours a month to spare for a great opportunity?
We need you!
The Crescendo Club Library Association is seeking community members who are interested in helping our library anticipate and meet the needs of all we serve and to promote life-long learning for everyone.
Please let us know if you would like to be an active supporter and member of an organization that has worked hard to help our community for almost 120 years. We meet on the third Thursday of every month from 7:00pm 8:00pm at the Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street in Jeffersonville, 644-2117, www.varnumlibrary.org.
Join us for STEM Knitting at the Varnum Memorial Library! During this 8-week workshop, children who are in grades 4-10 will explore and learn the ancient art of knitting through algebra, geometry, chemistry, engineering, and coding, among other "STEM" related topics. Research has shown that learning handwork skills, such as knitting, can increase focus and concentration. At the end of the 8-week session, each child will have created a wearable hat and a "mug rug" (coaster), while hopefully gaining insight into the many connections between knitting and math/science. All supplies will be provided and this workshop is free of charge. High-quality yarn has been donated to this program by Legacy Fiber Artz, an independent yarn dying company out of Essex Junct. https://legacyfiberartz.com/ . We are gladly welcoming more donations; particularly knitting needles.
The Workshop will be held on Wednesdays from 5-6:30 p.m. and will run from October 10 until Dec 12 (with Halloween and the day before Thanksgiving off). Each lesson will build on the next, so commitment is important in order to come away with a completed hat and a full skill set.
Registration is required and space is limited, so please call 644-2117 to register your child as soon as possible.
If you have signed up and no longer think your child can attend, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can consult our wait list.
It's autumn and that means that the Varnum Memorial Library's Craft Circle is starting again! Join us every Thursday evening from 5-7 p.m. for crafting and conversation! Bring your current W.I.P. (Work-in-Progress) or come to get ideas and learn something new. Be sure to take a gander at our growing collection of craft-related materials. All crafts welcome.
It's autumn and that means that the Varnum Memorial Library's Craft Circle is starting again! Join us every Thursday evening from 5-7 p.m. for crafting and conversation! Bring your current W.I.P. (Work-in-Progress) or come to get ideas and learn something new. Be sure to take a gander at our growing collection of craft-related materials. All crafts welcome.
Join percussionist Jane Boxall for an hour of solo vibraphone and percussion music, ranging from vintage ragtime to fresh contemporary art music at the Varnum Memorial Library, Friday, October 26 at 6pm.
Jane Boxall is an adventurous percussionist, working across diverse musical genres. She focuses on both rock drumming and art-music marimba, touring and recording as a soloist, collaborator and session player. Jane has performed in concert halls, art galleries, cafes, castles, kindergartens, hospitals, universities, forests and festivals from Rome to San Francisco, and Manhattan to France. Born in England and raised in Scotland, Jane completed her BA and MA in Music at the University of York (UK), and her Doctorate in Percussion Performance at the University of Illinois.
For more information about Jane, please visit janeboxall.com.
The history of what and how we eat encompasses everything from the prehistoric mammoth luau to the medieval banquet to the modern three squares a day.
Find out about the rocky evolution of table manners, the not-so-welcome invention of the fork, the awful advent of portable soup, and the surprising benefits of family dinners – plus some catchy info on seasonal foods. What’s the story of chocolate? Why do the Irish eat corned beef and cabbage on St. Patrick’s Day? Who invented lemonade? Why are turkeys called turkeys? And what are sugarplums anyway?
About the presenter:
Rebecca Rupp is the author of nearly 20 books for both children and adults, and blogs on food science and history for National Geographic.
The event is sponsored by the Varnum Memorial Library and is brought to you by the Vermont Humanities Council.
The Varnum Memorial Library is happy to invite you to a monthly listening party, Vinyl Tap! Join us for a Sunday afternoon of listening to records; bring your knitting, a puzzle, or just come and hang out at the library while music's playing. We will have tea to warm you up and a hygge environment to assist with any wintery blues.
This program is free to the public; suggested for ages are 13-100. The circulation desk will be closed and no books will be checked out during this program.
Join us for STEM Knitting at the Varnum Memorial Library! During this 8-week workshop, children who are in grades 4-10 will explore and learn the ancient art of knitting through algebra, geometry, chemistry, engineering, and coding, among other "STEM" related topics. Research has shown that learning handwork skills, such as knitting, can increase focus and concentration. At the end of the 8-week session, each child will have created a wearable hat and a "mug rug" (coaster), while hopefully gaining insight into the many connections between knitting and math/science. All supplies will be provided and this workshop is free of charge. High-quality yarn has been donated to this program by Legacy Fiber Artz, an independent yarn dying company out of Essex Junct. https://legacyfiberartz.com/ . We are gladly welcoming more donations; particularly knitting needles.
The Workshop will be held on Wednesdays from 5-6:30 p.m. and will run from October 10 until Dec 12 (with Halloween and the day before Thanksgiving off). Each lesson will build on the next, so commitment is important in order to come away with a completed hat and a full skill set.
Registration is required and space is limited, so please call 644-2117 to register your child as soon as possible.
If you have signed up and no longer think your child can attend, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can consult our wait list.
Join us for STEM Knitting at the Varnum Memorial Library! During this 8-week workshop, children who are in grades 4-10 will explore and learn the ancient art of knitting through algebra, geometry, chemistry, engineering, and coding, among other "STEM" related topics. Research has shown that learning handwork skills, such as knitting, can increase focus and concentration. At the end of the 8-week session, each child will have created a wearable hat and a "mug rug" (coaster), while hopefully gaining insight into the many connections between knitting and math/science. All supplies will be provided and this workshop is free of charge. High-quality yarn has been donated to this program by Legacy Fiber Artz, an independent yarn dying company out of Essex Junct. https://legacyfiberartz.com/ . We are gladly welcoming more donations; particularly knitting needles.
The Workshop will be held on Wednesdays from 5-6:30 p.m. and will run from October 10 until Dec 12 (with Halloween and the day before Thanksgiving off). Each lesson will build on the next, so commitment is important in order to come away with a completed hat and a full skill set.
Registration is required and space is limited, so please call 644-2117 to register your child as soon as possible.
If you have signed up and no longer think your child can attend, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can consult our wait list.
The Varnum Memorial Library is happy to invite you to a monthly listening party, Vinyl Tap! Join us for a Sunday afternoon of listening to records; bring your knitting, a puzzle, or just come and hang out at the library while music's playing. We will have tea to warm you up and a hygge environment to assist with any wintery blues.
This program is free to the public; suggested for ages are 13-100. The circulation desk will be closed and no books will be checked out during this program.
Join us for STEM Knitting at the Varnum Memorial Library! During this 8-week workshop, children who are in grades 4-10 will explore and learn the ancient art of knitting through algebra, geometry, chemistry, engineering, and coding, among other "STEM" related topics. Research has shown that learning handwork skills, such as knitting, can increase focus and concentration. At the end of the 8-week session, each child will have created a wearable hat and a "mug rug" (coaster), while hopefully gaining insight into the many connections between knitting and math/science. All supplies will be provided and this workshop is free of charge. High-quality yarn has been donated to this program by Legacy Fiber Artz, an independent yarn dying company out of Essex Junct. https://legacyfiberartz.com/ . We are gladly welcoming more donations; particularly knitting needles.
The Workshop will be held on Wednesdays from 5-6:30 p.m. and will run from October 10 until Dec 12 (with Halloween and the day before Thanksgiving off). Each lesson will build on the next, so commitment is important in order to come away with a completed hat and a full skill set.
Registration is required and space is limited, so please call 644-2117 to register your child as soon as possible.
If you have signed up and no longer think your child can attend, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can consult our wait list.
Join us for STEM Knitting at the Varnum Memorial Library! During this 8-week workshop, children who are in grades 4-10 will explore and learn the ancient art of knitting through algebra, geometry, chemistry, engineering, and coding, among other "STEM" related topics. Research has shown that learning handwork skills, such as knitting, can increase focus and concentration. At the end of the 8-week session, each child will have created a wearable hat and a "mug rug" (coaster), while hopefully gaining insight into the many connections between knitting and math/science. All supplies will be provided and this workshop is free of charge. High-quality yarn has been donated to this program by Legacy Fiber Artz, an independent yarn dying company out of Essex Junct. https://legacyfiberartz.com/ . We are gladly welcoming more donations; particularly knitting needles.
The Workshop will be held on Wednesdays from 5-6:30 p.m. and will run from October 10 until Dec 12 (with Halloween and the day before Thanksgiving off). Each lesson will build on the next, so commitment is important in order to come away with a completed hat and a full skill set.
Registration is required and space is limited, so please call 644-2117 to register your child as soon as possible.
If you have signed up and no longer think your child can attend, please let us know as soon as possible so that we can consult our wait list.
Twentieth century mime master Marcel Marceau advanced the art of the ancient Greco-Roman mime storytellers, the improvisational actors of the Commedia dell’Arte, and the pantomime of Charlie Chaplin. in this presentation, Circus Smirkus founder Rob Mermin will explore the metaphors of mime technique—what Marceau called “the silent language of the soul”—and discuss Marceau’s particular influence on the world’s cultural history.
Marceau’s unique life story encompasses not only his virtuosity on stage, but also his work in the French Resistance saving Jewish children during WWII. Rob will show film clips of Marceau’s speech accepting the Raul Wallenberg Humanitarian Award in 2001.
Rob Mermin ran off to Europe to join the circus in 1969. That year he also began his training in Paris with mime masters Marcel Marceau and Etienne Decroux. He has a degree in Drama and Literature from Lake Forest College. He lives in Montpelier, where he teaches weekly PD Mime classes.
Rob has lectured in universities around the country, performed in TV and film in Scandinavia, and directed theater and circus worldwide. He is former Dean of Clown College for Ringling Bros. & Barnum and Bailey Circus, President of Blackfriars Summer Theater, and Founder, in 1987, of the award-winning international touring company Circus Smirkus.
Rob’s awards include Copenhagen’s World Star-Time Gold Clown; Vermont’s Bessie Award; Russia’s Best Director Prize at The International Festival on the Black sea; The Lund Center’s It Takes A Village Award; the Vermont Arts Council Award of Merit, and the 2008 Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts.
Join Sarah Marsano as she introduces you to her heritage with fun and educational word play and music auf Deutsch. This program is recommended for ages 0-5.
Sarah grew up in Alsfeld, Germany and has lived in Vermont for the last 4 years. She is new to Jeffersonville, but excited about being part of the community.
Saturdays, September 15, 22, 29, 10-11am
It's autumn and that means that the Varnum Memorial Library's Craft Circle is starting again! Join us every Thursday evening from 5-7 p.m. for crafting and conversation! Bring your current W.I.P. (Work-in-Progress) or come to get ideas and learn something new. Be sure to take a gander at our growing collection of craft-related materials. All crafts welcome.
The library is a warm, cheery place for children to meet other children! Join us for stories read by people who enjoy sharing books and a craft, too!
Where: Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street, Jeffersonville, VT
When: Thursdays, 10-11am
Who is this for: Young children
This event is free to the public and everyone is invited!
Bring games; bring snacks; bring a friend or just yourself!
Event: Teen Dungeons and Dragons (Grades 6-12)
Time: Sunday, Sept 16 from 3-5pm
Place: Varnum Memorial Library (194 Main Street, Jeffersonville)
Teen Dungeons and Dragons is meeting on Sunday, Aug 19 from 3-5pm at the Varnum Memorial Library. Come battle goblins, Bugbears, and more while working on your team building skills and enjoying some snacks provided by the library. If you're new to the game or have not joined us for our most recent campaign, please email galenreese19@gmail.com to r.s.v.p.
Join Sarah Marsano as she introduces you to her heritage with fun and educational word play and music auf Deutsch. This program is recommended for ages 0-5.
Sarah grew up in Alsfeld, Germany and has lived in Vermont for the last 4 years. She is new to Jeffersonville, but excited about being part of the community.
Saturdays, September 15, 22, 29, 10-11am
The library is a warm, cheery place for children to meet other children! Join us for stories read by people who enjoy sharing books and a craft, too!
Where: Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street, Jeffersonville, VT
When: Thursdays, 10-11am
Who is this for: Young children
This event is free to the public and everyone is invited!
This Tuesday
That's tomorrow!
The 11th of September
A day we'd like to forget
But will always remember.
Poetry People Adult Night
7:00 to 8:30
At the Varnum
Let's get this right.
Bring words of love, life,
Your love life,
Nature and Politics
Words of Joy and Strife
It's all on the table
Speak poems of other poets
Or your own, if your able.
Get it all out of your heart and head
It's a fun night of
Poetry, people
And Laurie's Chocolate Bread!
Writing In Our Heads,
Laurie and LN
The Varnum Memorial Library's Harry Potter Book Club is back from summer vacation with Book 6: Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince! Join us Tuesdays from 5-6 p.m. starting on Sept. 11. Come talk about the books and do a fun Harry Potter inspired activity each week! The Varnum Memorial Library is located at 194 Main Street in Jeffersonville. For more information, call 644-2117. This event is free and open to kids in elementary grades and up!
The library is a warm, cheery place for children to meet other children! Join us for stories read by people who enjoy sharing books and a craft, too!
Where: Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street, Jeffersonville, VT
When: Thursdays, 10-11am
Who is this for: Young children
This event is free to the public and everyone is invited!
Adult Game Night will be meeting at the Smugglers Notch Tavern, Wednesday, 7-9pm for all those interested. We will bring games; come join us and bring a friend!
Drag Queen Story Hour (DQSH) is just what it sounds like—drag queens reading stories to children in libraries, schools, and bookstores. DQSH captures the imagination and play of the gender fluidity of childhood and gives kids joyful, glamorous, positive, and unabashedly queer role models. In spaces like this, kids are able to see people who defy rigid gender restrictions and imagine a world where people can present as they wish, where dress up is real.
Emoji Nightmare and Nikki Champagne, two of Vermont's favorite drag queens, are coming back to Winooski for another Drag Queen Story Hour that will be sure to delight and captivate audience members of all ages as they share stories focused on individuality, activism, gender, creativity, expression, and social responsibility.
DQSH was created by Michelle Tea and RADAR Productions in San Francisco. DQSH events occur regularly in SF, NY, and LA. For more information on DQSH, visit DragQueenStoryHour.org. To watch episodes of The T or to learn more about Emoji & Nikki, visit NightPagne.com.
The library is a warm, cheery place for children to meet other children! Join us for stories read by people who enjoy sharing books and a craft, too!
Where: Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street, Jeffersonville, VT
When: Thursdays, 10-11am
Who is this for: Young children
This event is free to the public and everyone is invited!
Join us for our newest young adult program: Magic the Gathering at the Varnum Memorial Library. Experienced players and total newbies welcome! Thanks to generous donations from community members, we will have starter card decks available for participants trying it out for the first time.
Your deck of cards represents weapons in your arsenal, spells you know & creatures you can summon to fight for you. Grades 6 and up. Snacks provided. For more info, email galenreese19@gmail.com.
Event: Magic the Gathering at the Library
Time: Sunday, Aug 26 from 3-5pm
Place: Varnum Memorial Library (194 Main Street, Jeffersonville)
The library is a warm, cheery place for children to meet other children! Join us for stories read by people who enjoy sharing books and a craft, too!
Where: Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street, Jeffersonville, VT
When: Thursdays, 10-11am
Who is this for: Young children
This event is free to the public and everyone is invited!
Make your Kindergartner their own Schultüte! This is the German tradition dating back from the18th century of making a big paper cone and filling it with school supplies and decorating it with your kid's favorite interests and recognizing a new chapter in their life.
Sarah Marsano from our Kinderspiel story time will introduce you to this tradition and help you craft this project.
This program is intended for parents with kids going into Kindergarten and is free to the public.
Come and join Constancia Gomez, a native speaker from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to sing, dance, and share the Latin culture through music. Learn the basics of Spanish through Latin American songs & games especially designed for children ages 0 to 5. She makes learning fun and shares her love of this great language and music with everyone. She reads in Spanish, sings and plays games.
For more information about Constancia and this program, please visit http://www.spanishmusicalkids.com/
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Council and the Varnum Memorial Library and is free to the public.
Come and join Constancia Gomez, a native speaker from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to sing, dance, and share the Latin culture through music. Learn the basics of Spanish through Latin American songs & games especially designed for children ages 0 to 5. She makes learning fun and shares her love of this great language and music with everyone. She reads in Spanish, sings and plays games.
For more information about Constancia and this program, please visit http://www.spanishmusicalkids.com/
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Council and the Varnum Memorial Library and is free to the public.
Do you have 2 hours a month to spare for a great opportunity?
We need you!
The Crescendo Club Library Association is seeking community members who are interested in helping our library anticipate and meet the needs of all we serve and to promote life-long learning for everyone.
Please let us know if you would like to be an active supporter and member of an organization that has worked hard to help our community for almost 120 years. We meet on the third Thursday of every month from 7:00pm 8:00pm at the Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street in Jeffersonville, 644-2117, www.varnumlibrary.org.
Come and join Constancia Gomez, a native speaker from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to sing, dance, and share the Latin culture through music. Learn the basics of Spanish through Latin American songs & games especially designed for children ages 0 to 5. She makes learning fun and shares her love of this great language and music with everyone. She reads in Spanish, sings and plays games.
For more information about Constancia and this program, please visit http://www.spanishmusicalkids.com/
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Council and the Varnum Memorial Library and is free to the public.
Do you have 2 hours a month to spare for a great opportunity?
We need you!
The Crescendo Club Library Association is seeking community members who are interested in helping our library anticipate and meet the needs of all we serve and to promote life-long learning for everyone.
Please let us know if you would like to be an active supporter and member of an organization that has worked hard to help our community for almost 120 years. We meet on the third Thursday of every month from 7:00pm 8:00pm at the Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street in Jeffersonville, 644-2117, www.varnumlibrary.org.
How do I work this thing?
Join us for a free community tech talk - we'll answer your questions and introduce you to the basics of your device!
Bring fully charged devices.
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Area Rotary and will be held at the Varnum Memorial Library.
Come and join Constancia Gomez, a native speaker from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to sing, dance, and share the Latin culture through music. Learn the basics of Spanish through Latin American songs & games especially designed for children ages 0 to 5. She makes learning fun and shares her love of this great language and music with everyone. She reads in Spanish, sings and plays games.
For more information about Constancia and this program, please visit http://www.spanishmusicalkids.com/
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Council and the Varnum Memorial Library and is free to the public.
Do you have 2 hours a month to spare for a great opportunity?
We need you!
The Crescendo Club Library Association is seeking community members who are interested in helping our library anticipate and meet the needs of all we serve and to promote life-long learning for everyone.
Please let us know if you would like to be an active supporter and member of an organization that has worked hard to help our community for almost 120 years. We meet on the third Thursday of every month from 7:00pm 8:00pm at the Varnum Memorial Library, 194 Main Street in Jeffersonville, 644-2117, www.varnumlibrary.org.
How do I work this thing?
Join us for a free community tech talk - we'll answer your questions and introduce you to the basics of your device!
Bring fully charged devices.
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Area Rotary and will be held at the Varnum Memorial Library.
Come and join Constancia Gomez, a native speaker from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to sing, dance, and share the Latin culture through music. Learn the basics of Spanish through Latin American songs & games especially designed for children ages 0 to 5. She makes learning fun and shares her love of this great language and music with everyone. She reads in Spanish, sings and plays games.
For more information about Constancia and this program, please visit http://www.spanishmusicalkids.com/
This event is sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Council and the Varnum Memorial Library and is free to the public.
Open Mic is back at the Varnum! Don't miss out as we reconvene to enjoy music, stand-up, or whatever you want to share with the community. Open Mic at the Varnum will be hosted by Elizabeth Renaud. All ages are welcome.
This event is sponsored by Cambridge Arts Council and the Varnum Memorial Library. For more information, please email us at thevarnum@gmail.com, cambridgeartsvt@gmail, or call 644-2117.
Monsieur Loup and his cousin Louise, Bleu, Bonjour-Au Revoir, Bébé Chien and Liz Le Serviget (the leader of the pack) invite all children ages 5-8 and their parents to a French hour of language learning, dancing, art and story telling.
Liz Le Serviget is a retired French teacher, founder and director of La Petite Ecole Français in Woodstock, New York and New York City.
This event to free to the public.
Join us at the Varnum for Adult Game Night! Bring a game or a friend, but come and hang out at the library for some tabletop gaming love.
