NEW LIBRARY ORDINANCE - INFORMATION SESSION
Wednesday, January 8, 6:30-7:30 pmMary Danko, Library Director, will give a brief overview of the draft new Library Ordinance and answer your questions.
PROGRAMS FOR KIDS
FAMILY PLAYSHOPAll Saturdays in January, 10:30-11:30 am
Families are invited to talk, play, read, write and sing while exploring a range of themes and rotating activities designed to promote school readiness, encourage creativity, and healthy development. Drop-in program: space is limited to the first 20 families to sign in each Saturday morning. Ages 0-5 with adult.
Families are invited to talk, play, read, write and sing while exploring a range of themes and rotating activities designed to promote school readiness, encourage creativity, and healthy development. Drop-in program: space is limited to the first 20 families to sign in each Saturday morning. Ages 0-5 with adult.
TUESDAY TUNES WITH COLLIN COPEAll Tuesdays in January, 11-11:30 am
Enjoy the rhythm and sounds of the guitar with local musician, Collin Cope. Ages 0-5.
Enjoy the rhythm and sounds of the guitar with local musician, Collin Cope. Ages 0-5.
FAMILY MATH NIGHTSaturday, Jan. 25: Drop-in 6-8 pm, Math Read-Aloud at 6:15 pmPajamas & Math = library fun and learning! Who says we can't explore math at the library?! Grab your comfiest pajamas and head over to the library for a math-themed story, math snacks and games and other fun math activities to stretch your mind. Target age group is 3-8 years old.
For more information, contact Rebecca Goldberg: rgoldberg@burlingtonvt.gov
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
LEVEL UP!
Monday, Jan. 14, 3:30-4:30 pmLevel Up is a new series just for teens designed to provide life skills like cooking, resume writing, repairing and re-purposing clothes, growing vegetables, and more! In January, learn how to mend and alter! Bring in an old worn out (but clean) item of clothing, accessory, or other fabric item and learn how to use a sewing machine! For ages 12+
Monday, Jan. 14, 3:30-4:30 pmLevel Up is a new series just for teens designed to provide life skills like cooking, resume writing, repairing and re-purposing clothes, growing vegetables, and more! In January, learn how to mend and alter! Bring in an old worn out (but clean) item of clothing, accessory, or other fabric item and learn how to use a sewing machine! For ages 12+
TEEN MAKERSPACE: SLIME!
Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2-3:30 pmCrafts take over the Teen Space every Tuesday in January! Weaving, knitting, embroidery, paper crafts, circuits, and more! Stop by to work on a project or learn a new skill from your crafty Teen Librarian! This week only, we're making SLIME!
Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2-3:30 pmCrafts take over the Teen Space every Tuesday in January! Weaving, knitting, embroidery, paper crafts, circuits, and more! Stop by to work on a project or learn a new skill from your crafty Teen Librarian! This week only, we're making SLIME!
For more information, contact Abby Kolosovskiy: akolosovskiy@burlingtonvt.gov
PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS
IN TRANSLATION: HEBREW LITERATURE
Explore contemporary Hebrew-language literature with scholars of literature and the arts. Through book discussions, arts programs, and culinary experiences, you will find yourself traversing captivating terrain. No passport needed.
Explore contemporary Hebrew-language literature with scholars of literature and the arts. Through book discussions, arts programs, and culinary experiences, you will find yourself traversing captivating terrain. No passport needed.
Film Screening: Lost Islands
Wednesday, Jan. 14, 5:30 pm
Wednesday, Jan. 14, 5:30 pm
Book Club: And the Rat Laughed, by Nava Semel
Wednesday, Jan. 22, 6:30 pm
Wednesday, Jan. 22, 6:30 pm
FOOD FOR TALK COOKBOOK BOOK CLUB
Sunday, Jan. 12, 3 pm
Read, cook and discuss The Book of Jewish Food: an Oyssey from Sararkand and Vilna to the Present by Claudia Roden with fellow home cooks and our culinary consultant, Richard Witting, chef of the Ohavi Zedek Synagogue.
Sunday, Jan. 12, 3 pm
Read, cook and discuss The Book of Jewish Food: an Oyssey from Sararkand and Vilna to the Present by Claudia Roden with fellow home cooks and our culinary consultant, Richard Witting, chef of the Ohavi Zedek Synagogue.
For more information, contact Barbara Shatara: bshatara@burlingtonvt.gov
FRIENDS BOOK STALL SPECIAL TOPICS CART
This month the Friends will be featuring Arts, Crafts, Hobbies, and Pastimes. We will have items ranging from books on painting techniques and knitting to video games. Come pick up something to help you through the winter months, and help support your library in the process!
All programs and events at the Library are FREE and open to the public!
Fletcher Free Library 235 College Street, Burlington, VT 05401 fletcherfree.org 802.863.3403
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