Closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Community RoomThe Bixby Library will be closed for Thanksgiving Break, Thursday, Nov 28th and Friday, Nov 29th. We will reopen, Saturday, Nov 30th at
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Bridge Club – Seeking New Players
The Bridge Club meets every Monday at 1:00pm in the library’s Otter Creek Room. The Otter Creek Room is ADA accessible and is
Writing Group
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Kerr Room 258 Main St, Vergennes, VT, United StatesRegular, MFA style workshop for writers working on a project “of length.” The group has considered poetry collections, essay collections, play scripts, teleplays,
Tai Chi Classes
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Community RoomTai Chi is an “internal” martial art, a slow, graceful movement routine to help fend off the stresses of modern life, build agility
Holiday Stroll
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Community RoomVergennes Holiday Stroll is an all day affair organized by the Vergennes Partnership. Saturday, December 7th begins with Breakfast with Santa at VUHS, storytime
Bridge Club – Seeking New Players
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Otter Creek RoomThe Bridge Club meets every Monday at 1:00pm in the library’s Otter Creek Room. The Otter Creek Room is ADA accessible and is
Writers Group
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Kerr Room 258 Main St, Vergennes, VT, United StatesRegular, MFA style workshop for writers working on a project “of length.” The group has considered poetry collections, essay collections, play scripts, teleplays,
Book Discussion Group – Meet Me at the Museum
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Vermont RoomDecember title: Meet Me at the Museum by Anne Youngson “In Denmark, Professor Anders Larsen, an urbane man of facts, has lost his wife
Tai Chi Classes
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Community RoomTai Chi is an “internal” martial art, a slow, graceful movement routine to help fend off the stresses of modern life, build agility
Second Friday Movie – Holiday Double Feature!
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Community RoomWe will be watching two movies! To start things off, we will watch the classic 1966 version of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas",