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The Sci-Fi Reading Group will meet in the Quiet Reading Room from 7-8:30 pm to discuss Blindsight by Peter Watts. Two months since the stars fell. Two months ago, innumerable alien objects surrounded Earth, screaming as they burned their way into our atmosphere. The heavens have been silent since. Now, though, a derelict space probe […] 
Discussions of books by and for queer people. For more information, please visit the Green Carnation Reading Group Facebook page.
Discussions of books by and for queer people. For more information, please visit the Green Carnation Reading Group Facebook page. |
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The monthly meeting of the Town Arts Committee members invites guests and the public to discuss town arts! |
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Come and connect with others who are interested in working on plans to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States in 2026. This monthly meeting space on the 4th Wednesdays is dedicated for those who would like the opportunity to connect, collaborate, and work on projects that align with Vermont's 250th […]
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The Southeast hub of the Vermont pastel Society will meet and critique work that people bring with them in a supportive and friendly atmosphere. |
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Join us on Thursdays 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! |
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As the Brattleboro Legislative Delegation gears up for the start of a new biennium in January, these monthly sessions are an opportunity to meet the Brattleboro Representatives and discuss issues that matter to you. Topics will include healthcare, education, climate change, and housing. All are welcome to join your Vermont Legislators, hear from experts, and […] 
Bring a work in progress to sew, knit, crochet, embroider, or mend. Sewing machines, irons, and companionship will be provided. |
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Spring in Vermont means one thing: mud season! It’s also a perfect time to discover how you can meaningfully contribute to science and conservation in our community. Join Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center for this second session in an inspiring Mud Season Speaker Series featuring experts and enthusiasts who will share stories, tips, and inspiration for […] |
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The Vermont Farm Show has been one of Vermont’s longest standing events in support of agricultural and land-based enterprises. The last Farm Show was held in 2020 and the Vermont Farm Show Board of Trustees are looking for community input to help define a farm show that can successfully serve Vermont’s needs while also being […] 
Join the Brattleboro Mineralogical Society to discuss Minerals and other Geological topics! |
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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! |
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Bring a work in progress to sew, knit, crochet, embroider, or mend. Sewing machines, irons, and companionship will be provided. |
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Silent Book Club is a global community of readers and introverts, with more than 500 chapters around the world led by local volunteers. SBC is about community. Everyone is welcome, and anyone can join. Silent Book Club of Windham County is a casual, monthly gathering where book lovers can meet fellow bibliophiles and enjoy dedicated […] |
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Monthly meeting of the Brooks Memorial Library Board of Trustees. Citizen attendance and commentary welcome! https://brookslibraryvt.org/about-us/board-of-trustees/ |
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The Nelson Legacy project invites you to a listening event “Eyes on Freedom”, a one-hour audio documentary about Wally & Juanita Nelson produced by Carrie and Michael Kline of “Talking Across the Lines”. "Eyes on Freedom" is an audio tapestry that weaves together voices of people who knew and were influenced by the Nelsons. The […] |
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Join us on Thursdays 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! |
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The March Cocktail Hour is a collaborative ONLINE event with our host, the Windham World Affairs Council, and partner organizations: Vermont Independent Media, the Vermont Humanities, The Latchis, and Everyone’s Books, along with Brooks Memorial Library. The book to be discussed is a Times UK #1 bestseller, "The Invisible Doctrine: The Secret History of Neoliberalism" […] |
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Bring a work in progress to sew, knit, crochet, embroider, or mend. Sewing machines, irons, and companionship will be provided.
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Join the Sci-Fi Reading Group in the Quiet Reading Room from 7:00pm - 8:30pm to discuss Tentacle by Rita Indiana: Plucked from her life on the streets of post-apocalyptic Santo Domingo, young maid Acilde Figueroa finds herself at the heart of a Santería prophecy: only she can travel back in time and save the ocean […] 
Who has power over us? What power do we have to create the world around us? The Vermont Village School welcomes villagers of all ages to participate in a people's Civics class with us this spring at Brooks Memorial Library. We will be untangling the different institutions that exert power over us, past and present, […] |
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Join South Eastern Vermont's Audubon Society on for a monthly program featuring nature and the environment. |
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Monthly meeting of the Friends of the Library. Community attendance and commentary is welcome! https://brookslibraryvt.org/about-us/friends-of-the-library/ 
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Join us as we welcome Vermont Public to Brooks Memorial Library for a mini film screening and social hour! First, dive into a 45-minute excerpt of the highly acclaimed 2023 documentary Join or Die by Pete and Rebecca Davis. Join or Die is a film about why you should join a club—and why the fate […] 
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Brattleboro residents of District 9 are invited to attend a District 9 forum where we will hear your questions and concerns in advance of Brattleboro’s Representative Town Meeting; District 9 RTM members are encouraged to attend to hear from their constituents. The forum, organized by Robert Oeser and David Levenbach, will be held in the […] |
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Join us on Thursdays after school from 1-5pm for a special session of LEGOpalooza! 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! |
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“How the Heck am I Going to Afford Eggs?” Grocery shopping can be intimidating. These days, we all face challenges in our day to day lives when it comes to paying our bills, affording life, and still being able to enjoy ourselves with family and friends. Please consider joining Julie (from Mascoma Bank) and Chris […] 
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Gifted Women Writers of the Gilded Age: A Women’s History Month Presentation with Elayne Clift, M.A.
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Gifted Women Writers of the Gilded Age: A Women’s History Month Presentation with Elayne Clift, M.A.
“But I shouldn’t have thought anything in your life worth writing about” “The Artist’s most essential quality is masterly execution” “To write, one must have a penetrative imagination” Is it any wonder that progressive women writers born in the Gilded Age, which spanned the second half of the 19th century into the early 19th century, […]
Who has power over us? What power do we have to create the world around us? The Vermont Village School welcomes villagers of all ages to participate in a people's Civics class with us this spring at Brooks Memorial Library. We will be untangling the different institutions that exert power over us, past and present, […] |
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The monthly meeting of the Town Arts Committee members invites guests and the public to discuss town arts! |
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Come and connect with others who are interested in working on plans to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States in 2026. This monthly meeting space on the 4th Wednesdays is dedicated for those who would like the opportunity to connect, collaborate, and work on projects that align with Vermont's 250th […] |
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Join us on Thursdays 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! |
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Join Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center for this FREE family program! Enjoy salamander story books read by our salamander mascot, snack on salamander cookies, and learn all about salamander season in Vermont! Naturalists will be on hand to answer questions about how and where you can take a peek at amphibian eggs or help out with […]
Bring a work in progress to sew, knit, crochet, embroider, or mend. Sewing machines, irons, and companionship will be provided. |
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Join us for this meeting of Brattleboro's Charter Revision Commission - they want to hear from you! The topic of discussion is the form of Brattleboro's annual town meeting. This public meeting is happening in the Main Reading Room from 6 - 8 PM. The organizer is Brattleboro Charter Revision Commission Email: charter@brattleboro.gov
Who has power over us? What power do we have to create the world around us? The Vermont Village School welcomes villagers of all ages to participate in a people's Civics class with us this spring at Brooks Memorial Library. We will be untangling the different institutions that exert power over us, past and present, […] |
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Join the Brattleboro Mineralogical Society to discuss Minerals and other Geological topics! |
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Join us as we celebrate award-winning author Jeanne Thornton and the release of her new novel, A/S/L. She will be joined in conversation by local author Imogen Binnie (Nevada). There will be time for audience Q&A, followed by a book signing. Copies of A/S/L will be available for purchase at this event from local bookseller […]
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Celebrate Public Philosophy Week 2025 with Everywhere Philosophy at Brooks Memorial Library! Philosophy is everywhere - including in beloved fairy tales and stories for the young and young at heart. Join Dr. Mike & Bethany for a reading of Patty Lovell's Stand Tall, Molly Lou Melon and an immersive program exploring themes of happiness and […] |
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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! |
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Bring a work in progress to sew, knit, crochet, embroider, or mend. Sewing machines, irons, and companionship will be provided.
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Join Everywhere Philosophy’s Dr. Mike and Bethany during Public Philosophy Week 2025 for an interactive, philosophical exploration at the intersection of truth, power and obsolescence in The Twilight Zone. This program includes a full screening of season 2, episode 29 ‘The Obsolete Man’, showcasing librarian Romney Wordsworth’s dramatic resistance to a totalitarian state that has, […] |
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