Come learn about chocolate from bean to bar to palate in a Chocolate Tasting Workshop with chef, author and culinary expert Dede Wilson. Come for a virtual tour of cacao production, from choosing and harvesting beans, to drying and fermentation techniques, to creating the “recipe” that leads to the chocolate bars that we eat. Then, […]
Join us for a monthly Reiki circle to share and receive Reiki. This monthly program is open to both Reiki practitioners and members of the community. No prior Reiki or meditation experience is required. Learn more about Kristin at www.sharesoulmagic.com
Qigong (pronounced chee gong), an ancient energy art, is the precursor to Tai Chi, with a focus on health and healing. The movements, sometimes described as moving meditation, are simple, graceful, and easy to learn. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing. No mats are needed. The class, taught by Rema Boscov, is open to all adults […]
Bring your laptop and your plant knowledge, join the fun, and make a contribution to science! This event us part of the fifth annual ID-a-thon for New England and New York plants, a 48-hour period in which we try to add identifications to as many iNaturalist Needs ID plant observations in New England and New […]
Join Wendy for songs and fingerplays on Monday mornings when you'll have the library all to yourselves! This event is open to all parents and caregivers of infants, toddlers and preschoolers and their little ones. PLEASE NOTE: This event occurs outside of regular library hours
This weekly Dungeons & Dragons game is run by and for autistic and similarly neurodivergent young adults (post-high school age). The group is currently full, but if you're interested in joining get in touch and we'll let you know when space is available. Participants are invited to come for an informal hang-out starting at 3:00. […]
Folklorists Michael and Carrie Kline present a community listening session of Eyes on Freedom: Evolving Gifts of Simple Nonviolent Living, an episode from their audio podcast, Talking Across Lines. Eyes on Freedom tells the story of Wally and Juanita Nelson, civil rights activists, peace activists, war tax refusers, subsistence farmers, and advocates for simple living. […]
Teens & Tweens Only! This program is currently FULL. Please call or email if you're interested in joining the waitlist for our campaign led by Dungeon Master Tony Page.
Join us on Thursdays for an adult vinyassa style yoga class led by Sara Coblyn of Sweet Roots Gardens. Please bring a mat. No registration is needed and drop-ins are welcome!
Bring your little one and join Caylin, our playgroup coordinator, for storytime and fun! This event, sponsored by CES, is open to all parents and caregivers of children from birth-5 and their little ones.