Calling all needlework enthusiasts! Join us Tuesday mornings at 10 am for an informal gathering of needleworkers at all levels. Bring your work in progress for a morning of sharing and encouragement.

This Tuesday Story Time is geared for children ages birth to 20 months. See also Thursdays for Toddler story time.

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!

A stitch in time saves nine… Join us and mend, patch, darn, and hem those items languishing in your wardrobe or create your own darning sampler to practice your stitches.

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.

The Friends of the Norman Williams Public Library host a weekly bridge game at the library on Thursday afternoons.

Attention all knitters! Come and meet with other knitters in the library Thursday afternoons from 2 to 3 pm.

Join community doula, Francesca Lynn Arnoldy, for an introduction to “Death Journaling,” the inspiration behind her new book, The Death Doula’s Guide to Living Fully and Dying Prepared.

The practice of Qigong has been recommended to increase one’s blood circulation, oxygenation, flexibility, stability, balance, and overall sense of well-being. No matter your physical state of being, Qigong offers a pathway to enhance your quality of life.

Join us Friday night in the NWPL side garden for a special outdoor screening* of “Paddington 2,” a delightful Warner Brothers classic “with humor and heart.”

There’s been a quiet but colorful phenomenon growing nationwide – barn quilts on houses, garages, chicken coops, barns, and other outbuildings. The Green Mountain Quilters Guild invites quilters and non-quilters alike to an information session about barn quilts.

This young adult novel by actress Christy Cashman is a spell-binding tale of the magical powers within just waiting to be discovered. Fourteen-year-old Reese has grown up around horses and dreams of her family winning the Black Elk race. In the face of great tragedy and loss, she must prove — against all odds — that some dreams are worth fighting for.