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The Black Presence at the Battle of Bennington

Teacher and author Phil Holland explores military records and early town histories to present a more diverse picture of Vermont’s iconic battle. Vermont Humanities program, sponsored by the Hartland Public Library. Zoom program; register by emailing director@hartlandlibraryvt.org.

Informal After-VTLib-Meet-Up Discussion for Librarians

The Vermont Library Association Invites you to join us for An Informal After-Meet-Up Discussion for Librarians The Vermont Department of Libraries is hosting a "Library Meet Up: Next Steps" on Thursday, March 25th from 2:00-3:00 p.m. If you would like to continue the conversation with librarians in an informal zoom setting after the VTLIB Meet-Up, […]

Where are all the GREAT WOMEN ARTISTS?

Special Program Friends Lanpher Memorial Library, Hyde Park, Lamoille County, VT Speaker August Burns August Burns will give a surprising and thought-provoking take on Art History. Inspired by the #metoo movement, it’s time to challenge our assumptions and reclaim women’s place in the tradition of great Western art. August Burns is an award-winning portrait and […]

Wetlands are Wonderful with Zapata

A Springfield Town Library Event (Windsor County.) https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wetlands-are-wonderfulwith-zapata-tickets-140135193135

Garden Planning 101 with Master Gardener Gordon Clark

Garden Planning 101 with UVM Extension Master Gardener Gordon Clark The Windsor Public Library (Windsor County) is delighted to welcome back Gordon Clark, this time to talk about garden planning.  How do you plan your garden to get the most enjoyment, the most yield, and the least weeds and pests? Come learn how to plan, design, and […]

Salvation Farms : Vermont’s use of farm raised foods

The Friends of Lanpher Library (Lamoille County.) TUESDAY  TALK with Theresa Snow. Theresa Snow, founder of Salvation Farms in 2004, is also a founding Board member of the North American Association of Gleaning Organizations. She has been recognized and / or collaborated with many organizations such as Pete’s Greens, High Mowing Organic Seeds and served […]

Vermont Center for Ecostudies Introduces Family Science Opportunities around Vermont

The Vermont Center for Ecostudies (vtecostudies.org) unites people and science for conservation projects around Vermont. Join Outreach Naturalist, Julia Pupko, as she introduces us to several exciting studies in Vermont including the Vermont Lady Beetle Atlas, the Vermont Bee Atlas, Birder Broker (emphasis on birders), the Vernal Pool Atlas, Mountain BirdWatch, the Forest Bird Monitoring […]

Elizabeth Morrison, How China Became Buddhist and Buddhism Became Chinese

1st Wednesdays Zoom, St. Johnsbury Athenaeum (Caledonia County): Elizabeth Morrison, How China Became Buddhist and Buddhism Became Chinese Chinese society never became exclusively Buddhist, but other religious traditions had to respond as Buddhist ideas, practices, and institutions permeated the country. Middlebury Religion professor Elizabeth Morrison discusses how the Buddhist tradition came to China, how it […]

Senator Sanders Invites You to A Virtual Public Libraries Discussion on the American Rescue Plan

Please join Senator Sanders for a virtual roundtable discussion to discuss how Vermont public libraries have continued to serve their communities through the pandemic, and how the American Rescue Plan funds can be used to create new programming to meet the needs of Vermonters. What: Roundtable Discussion with Vermont Public Libraries on the American Rescue […]