If you wish to see one of our events after the fact, you might be able to find it online. Macy Lawrence films many of our events for WCTV8, uploads them, and adds them into the television schedule. Thank You, Macy!!! (more...)
Better Business Bureau is a nonprofit public service organization with a mission to be the leader in advancing marketplace trust. BBB encourages and supports best practices by engaging with, and educating, consumers and businesses. The BBB101 program will be a discussion on Better Business Bureau's mission and how consumers can best utilize all of BBB's free services to help make educated and informed consumer decisions. Presenter Amy Schram has been with Better Business Bureau since 2011 and is responsible for educating the public at large and fostering the business to consumer relationship. (more...)
Please join Morriah Signor for an interactive, introductory class on Essential Oils and their therapeutic benefits. Learn how to safely buy, apply and kick the chemicals in your home to the curb. There will be free giveaways, essential oil infused snacks and so much more. Morriah is an Essential Oil and wellness enthusiast, with a passion for people and places. She has been using essential oils daily for two years to help her family stay above the wellness line and support normal function of every system of their bodies.(more...)
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New i
n Fiction
The Language of Solitude
By: Jan-Philipp Sendker
Author of the Art of Hearing Hearbeats returns with a novel that plunges us deep into the dangerous heart of Chinese politics
The front foyer of the library has a wide variety of books - all for quite reasonable prices! Because Norman Williams Library welcomes contributions of used books from our community members, and because our local folks are voracious readers, we have quite a selection of books for sale! All proceeds from book sales go toward the library's operating budget. Stop by and browse our current selection. Or drop off books you don't need anymore, so you can make room for new ones.
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May 18 - June 30
Fertile Ground Art Exhibit
The Mezzanine Gallery at the Norman Williams Library presents Fertile Ground: a Spring Group Art Exhibit. Pieces by local artists will celebrate the season!
Light refreshments will be served
Exhibit available during regular library hours, May 18 to June 30
In Qigong, your awareness is awakened in the first lesson and benefits accrue immediately. When practiced, Qigong helps to reawaken our sense of joy. No equipment needed except one's body. Gerry Sandweiss has been a student and practitioner Qigong for fifteen years. Classes will be held Saturday mornings at 8:30. Classes held on the NWPL mezzanine - enter through back door of library. Please wear loose clothing and bring a mat and notebook. These classes are suitable for everyone, regardless of age or ability. (more info...)
Thursdays, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Thursday Afternoon Knitting Group
Knitters are invited to meet on the Mezzanine of NWPL every Thursday afternoon. All knitters are welcome - from beginners to experts. We will knit together, learn together and provide each other assistance when needed. Plan to bring your current project, knitting questions or problems, or a pattern to share.
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Thursdays, 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Play Bridge at NWPL
The Friends of the NWPL invites bridge players to join us on Thursdays at 4:00 PM at the library. Please contact Peggy Fraser at fraserusa@gmail.com if you are interested!
This session features short stories, interspersed with songs and finger plays and runs for about 20 minutes. It is geared for children ages birth to three years.
This session features three thematically-related stories and a tie-in craft or activity. This session runs for about 45 minutes. Geared for children ages 3-5 years.
The Library now has TWO new art magazine subscriptions --
Art New England and
Plein Air-- available for checkout thanks to the Norman Williams Art Committee.
PIN now needed for Listen Up! Vermont
One update with our new system is that Listen Up! Vermont is now asking us for our pin number.
You will just be required to enter both their barcode and 4-digit PIN when using Overdrive now.
And the account must be kept current. If your fines are too high, or if your account has expired, you will need to clear that up before borrowing.
Please feel free to contact us or stop by for more information or assistance.
The Norman Williams Public Library makes space available to a variety of organizations regardless of political or philosophical beliefs. Use of library space for these events does not imply endorsement or sponsorship by Norman Williams Public Library.
