
Knitting Wellness
Come gather your sheep for this special knitting event! The sheep are going to the fair!
All levels and abilities are welcome at this knitting group!
Come gather your sheep for this special knitting event! The sheep are going to the fair!
All levels and abilities are welcome at this knitting group!
Butterflies
Craft-Sing-Play-Read
Ages birth-7
Come create a unique book chart in the company of others while setting a school year reading challenge for yourself!
BYOB
Tunbridge Library will be traveling to OCPCC for a morning of story time fun!
Foster friendships and build skills
No diagnosis neccessary
The Fair
Song-Story-Craft-Frienships!
Birth-7 years old
Birds
Song-Story-Craft-Frienships!
Birth-7 years old
Come discuss your favorite Fair Reads!
Mark your calendar for the next Shelf Love at the Tunbridge Public Library on Friday, September 26 at 6pm.
Pick-Your-Own Fair Reads: Fiction or nonfiction; books about fairs, carnivals, festivals, circuses... you name it!
Here's an early announcement for our next group pick since it is coming up fast on the first Friday in October:
October 3: Historic Haunts - The Winter People by Jennifer McMahon. We'll let you know when copies are available at the library.
In the meantime, see you at the Fair!
Come decorate, name, and ride your very own hobby horse with Whitney!
8 years old and up
10 slots available so sign up soon to reserve your spot!
Sign up ASAP to be part of the next Magic the Gathering Draft
Paint and Sip - make new friends - have some fun - BYOB!
All ages are encouraged to attend this AMAZING event with local artist Heather!
Come listen and discuss local author Pam Steiner’s relevant book
Come tape up a hula hoop and learn some tricks! This event is for teenager and adults only! All participants will get to take home their hoop ~ Please RSVP October 20th ~ so we have enough supplies
Get ready to make a mess (and a masterpiece!)
Join us on July 10th from 5-7pm for a splash of color and creativity as we dive into finger painting fun! We are bringing three giant flower murals to life for the Summer Art Show, and we need your hands- literally!
Tip: Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little artsy- paint will fly, and that’s half the fun!
Come and do a few guided paintings with friends!
Bring your artwork- big or small- to the library the summer and share your creativity with the community! The exhibit will grow throughout the season, highlighting local talent. Enjoy food, drinks, and an inspiring display of artistry.
Shelf Love will host a pot luck! Bring a dish with a twist!
What happens when trio of women who love to spread the joy of literacy come together and write a grant to The Children’s Literacy Foundation? You get an awesome event like FORT NIGHT! This is the final installment of three different CLiF sponsorships that we have come up with to help kids and families become life long readers.
TONIGHT! 5-7pm. If you KNOW you are coming let us know for a pizza count!
Come build forts & read by flashlight in them! This sweet family event is open to all who like to build, read and eat pizza! Free books, flyers on summer reading, and information from our amazing reading interventionist!
Join Russell for a Magic the Gathering Draft! RSVP to reserve a space
Take a tour of the new spaces, collections and programs created by the American Library Association’s Libraries Transforming Communities Grant. There will for muffins, coffee and tea available.
Join Pam Steiner for a discussion on collective trauma.
Come join Meg Hopkins of “Same, Same, Different Brain” lead the group through tips and tricks on managing ADHD. No diagnosis necessary!
February 14 at 6pm!
Copies of the book are available behind the library desk!
Preteens and teens, join Lauren for an hour of stretching, journaling, breathing and meditation to recharge and reset before the week.
Feb 8
March 9
April 13
Join Bob Dunkle, Drew Bartley & Elaine Howe for a morning of family research! Bring your own device if you have one!
Meg Hopkins of Same, Same Different Brain will present Executive Function: Activation - how our brains organize, prioritize & get to work!
All Talks at 2pm
January 19th Winter Memories
February 2nd Poetry Reading with Ina Anderson
February 23rd Where Do We Go From Here Shirley Jefferson
March 2nd Sustainable Forestry Kate Forrer
March 16th Preserving Vermont’s Cemetaries
All Ages welcome at this fun family event1
Come join us for our second annual community concert! This amazing event is for anyone who loves music. All abilities and ages welcome. Each musician will be given time to play 1-2 songs each. The event will be followed with treats and drinks!
Click Here to sign up to play music with us!
Come get your photo taken Homeschoolers!
Come hang out with Rudi by the river! Lunch is from 12-1pm. Pack your own food!
First Sundays of the Month
October 6th Affirmations for Caregivers
November 3rd - Mindful Movement
December 1st - Breathing Through it
January 5th - Mantras and Mandalas Please email tunbridge.director@gmail.com to reserve a space!
This workshop series is included as part of an American Library Association grant opportunity to create a welcoming atmosphere for people who are neurodivergent. Qigong can be a powerful tool for neurodivergent individuals (though we encourage all interested to attend), offering a way to connect with the body and find peace in a world that may not always accommodate their needs.
Third Sundays 4-4:45pm
October 20
November 17
December 15
January 19
Find peace and community through this reverent activity. We will gather at the library from 4-5:45 to create lanterns, enjoy tea, snacks and stories. At 5:45 participants will walk down to the fairgrounds for a quiet lap around the track led by the music of singer Eve Ermer and Penny whistle by Nan Frost. You are welcome to just join for the walk if you already have a lantern you would like to use.
Homeschoolers far and wide are invited to get a school photo done by Sarah Porter!
Come craft and discuss Echo Mountain by Lauren Wolk. Join Kyle DesChamps, Wilderness Survival educator and EMT to explore essential and improvised elements of a personal First Aid Kit, and practice crafting necessary tools for camping or survival with only a knife. CLICK HERE to sign up!
Saturdays at 10am
September 21
September 28
October 5, 12, 19, 26
November 2
This powerful workshop series for caregivers of all types can be attended as a series or you can just come to one! Participants will be led through a set of prompts and activities and have time to share if they choose.
September 17th is the next meeting
Bring an item to share. Raffle Drawing from the summer reading bingo sheets. Ice cream sundae bar!
A regularly scheduled meeting of the library trustees.
Big Kids, Teens and adults are invited to come to the library to learn how to play D&D! Experienced players will also find value and joy in these events. Come to one or come to all three events!
June 27
July 25
August 22