UVM Professor of African American History Pamela Nicole Walker tells how Virginia Naeve, of Jamacia, VT, fought for peace and civil rights using mostly pen, paper, and a lot of gumption.
Join us to read a few books on a theme of the week! Enjoy stories, socializing, and often a project tied into the theme. For young children ages 20 months – 3 1/2 years.
Attention all knitters! Come and meet with other knitters in the library Thursday afternoons from 2 to 3 pm.
The Friends of the Norman Williams Public Library host a weekly bridge game at the library on Thursday afternoons.
Attention, Trivia players: There’s a new game in town!
Writing poetry is a solitary endeavor… Are you looking for feedback on your poems? You are invited to join the Poetry Group at NWPL for sharing and critique.
This Tuesday Story Time is geared for children ages birth to 20 months. See also Thursdays for Toddler story time.
Constitution Day, on September 17, celebrates the signing of the U.S. Constitution by the Philadelphia Convention in 1787. Immense challenges of the twenty-first century threaten to overwhelm many of the eighteenth-century assumptions and principles. We’ll review these challenges and inquire whether it’s time to revise some of these assumptions.
On Tuesday evenings, join us for chess at the Library from 5-7 pm. Play chess in the company of fellow enthusiasts where everyone is welcome!
Do you like to read about cooking, experiment with recipes, share stories about food with others, and eat good food? If so, we invite you to join “Read, Cook, Eat!: A Cookbook Discussion Group.”
