Bring your book donations!
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Otter Creek RoomPlease come to the back parking lot with book donations. Thursday Aug 4th, 3 to 6 PM Accepting your gently used books, the
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Author talk – Veterans Writing Award “Mona Passage” by Thomas Bardenwerper
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Bixby HallAuthor Talk: Thomas Bardenwerper Thursday, August 4, 6-7 PM "Mona Passage", a former Coast Guard officer’s debut novel, explores the moral question of who
Book sale hosted by the Friends of the Bixby Library
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Otter Creek RoomUSED BOOK SALE – Pay by donation Saturday, August 6th, 9 AM TO NOON Lower level of the library (Otter Creek Room). Access
Paint and Sip with Jackie
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Bixby HallPaint and sip with Jackie Rivers (lemonade and sparkling water provided, no alcohol please) at the Bixby, space limited (ages 16+), registration required,
August Book club – Imperfect Birds by Anne Lamott
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Vermont RoomCalling all readers! The Bixby Book Club meets the second Tuesday of every month at 6pm. We read a variety of books, spanning
Bixby Lego Club
Join us to make Lego and Duplo creations with the community during our monthly Lego Club.
Hack the painting
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Bixby HallJoin us (grades 9th and up) to "hack a painting". Bixby will provide a premade painting (donated by the amazing Jackie Rivers) and
Parenting workshop for Moms: How to get your kids to cooperate without yelling, bribing, nagging, threatening, or punishing
Bixby Memorial Library - Half Round Room 258 Main St, Vergennes, VT, United StatesThursday August 18th, 2022, 6:30-8pm Bixby Hall This free workshop is all about empowering you as
Bring your book donations!
Please come to the back parking lot with book donations. Thursday August 25th, 3 to 6 PM Accepting your gently used books, the
Up up and away: The story of moving the New Haven train depot
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Bixby HallThursday, August 25th, 6-7PM in Bixby Hall A 19th century brick train depot was too close to the modern tracks in New Haven,