Big Woods Voices is pleased to present a special program for “Poetry Month” at Brattleboro's Brooks Memorial Library on Saturday, April 26, at 2 PM. Big Woods Voices celebrates a cappella vocal harmony through arrangements grown from American roots genres, world folk styles, poets old and new, and Will Danforth's rich creative well. For this […]
Kick off 2025 with insight into starting your personal or family finances fresh. Discuss creating a 12-month plan, planning and starting savings, and looking for ways to save money in the New Year – with Mascoma Bank and SEVCA. These sessions are being held on the 4th Mondays of the month throughout 2025, with different […]
Discussions of books by and for queer people. For more information, please visit the Green Carnation Reading Group Facebook page.
Join us on Wednesday mornings @ 10:30 am for 30 minutes of stories, songs, and fun! Rhyme Time is for kids 5 & under and their caregivers.
Join us on the first Thursday of every month after school from 3-5pm to play with LEGOs! We provide the LEGOs. You build. Do not bring your own LEGOs. Children cannot keep LEGOs, but if there is enough room, we will display them in the window. Free and open to the public!
Bring a work in progress to sew, knit, crochet, embroider, or mend. Sewing machines, irons, and companionship will be provided.
Monthly discussion of "Great Books"
Join the Brattleboro Mineralogical Society to discuss Minerals and other Geological topics!
Join us on Wednesday mornings @ 10:30 am for 30 minutes of stories, songs, and fun! Rhyme Time is for kids 5 & under and their caregivers.
Planning for the future can be a daunting task. VT Coverts: Woodlands for Wildlife is hosting a passing lands pop-up where you can meet with professionals to talk about the future of your woodlands. You will have the chance to meet one-on-one with financial and estate planning professionals as well as conservation land managers ready […]
America began with an armed revolution. According to the Declaration of Independence, if the people were not happy with their government it was their right to "alter and abolish it." But armed rebellion is a messy path for political reform. Surely, there must be another way to change the government without taking up arms? In […]
America began with an armed revolution. According to the Declaration of Independence, if the people were not happy with their government it was their right to "alter and abolish it." But armed rebellion is a messy path for political reform. Surely, there must be another way to change the government without taking up arms? In […]
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