Wednesday, February 29, 2012

From The Cabot Public Library –

We welcome your ideas for programming and book suggestions for 2012.

Programs

Home Brewing Basics – Tuesday, March 20th6:30 pm – 7:30pm

Home brewer, Charles O’Connor, will discuss the basics you need to know to make your own beer at home. If you have samples of your own home brewed beer, feel free to bring them in to share with the group. [NOTE: There will be sharing to bring samples home—no drinking in the library, folks]

Mapping a Sense of Place – Saturday, March 24th 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

What IS a map? Why would anybody make one? How do you decide what to put on the map and what to leave out? Mapping is a way of showing what matters, of demonstrating ownership, of recording important places with lines, dots and symbols. With your map you can show someone how to get to somewhere or help them recognize a place that’s important.

In this workshop, led by Julia Shipley, we’ll get inspiration by examining all kinds of maps. We’ll explore how they reveal information about different places and terrains. Then we’ll try our hand at making memory maps, event maps, and other kinds of maps of the places we know best: our houses, rooms, woods, gardens, trails, neighborhoods, fields, barns, streams....Materials will be provided

Susannah Blachly with Two Shoes Off – Saturday, March 31st7:00 pm

Immersed in the joy of northern New England’s rich musical traditions, Vermont’s Two Shoes Off fuses the well-loved sounds of fiddle, guitar and mandolin with percussion and fine vocals, bringing to the stage a blend of old time jamming, Celtic melodies, American song-styles and world-beat rhythms. With original writing as their foundation, Two Shoes Off offers a fresh approach to traditional music that is by turns fun, funky and deeply moving. Two Shoes Off members include Susannah Blachly, George White, Dan Haley & Carter Stowell.


Yoga & Wellness Classes - Tuesdays 6-7:30 pm

We’re on for Tuesdays except for March 13th. For more information contact Alicia: 802-563-3220 or aliciafeltus@gmail.com

Dungeons & Dragons – Fridays 3:00-5:30pm

Join the group, conquer the obstacles, and get out of the dungeon alive! All are welcome.

Universal Class

Universal Class is an educational service providing high quality online courses for patrons interested in the lifelong pursuit of knowledge for either personal or professional reasons. Over 500 online Continuing Education courses are available for free. These classes are provided by Recorded Books, Vermont Department of Libraries, and the Institute of Museum and Library Services. For info on how to register, either stop by the library, call us at 563-2721 or email at cabotlibrary@yahoo.com

Thank You!

Thanks so much to Beth Hoffman for showing us how to make beautifully decorated cookies! Many heartfelt thanks to Paula Davidson and Karen Alexander for their years of service to our community as Library Trustees. We will miss you and your thoughtful discussions!

Reminders

  • Hours:
    • Tue 9-6 *** Story Hour 10:30-11:30 am ***
    • Wed 2-6
    • Thu 11-6
    • Sat 9-2
    • Closed Sunday, Monday, and Friday
  • Echo Pass – Allows up to 2 adults and 3 youths, $4 per each admission price, entrance into the ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center in Burlington.

See you at the Library!

Kathleen Hoyne and Anne Walker

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