Bridge Club – Seeking New Members
Adult Programs
The Bridge Club meets every Monday at 1:00pm in the library’s Otter Creek Room. Contact Irma Heeter at 802-877-3377 or by email for more info about this
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PJ Story Hour – Pre-K/Kindergarten
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Children's RoomYouth ProgramsCome in your jammies and bring your teddy bear, we'll provide the snacks and a proper story before bed. This event is for
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Writing Group
Adult ProgramsRegular, MFA style workshop for writers working on a project “of length.” The group has considered poetry collections, essay collections, play scripts, teleplays,
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Tai Chi Classes
Bixby Memorial Free Library - Community RoomAdult ProgramsTai Chi is an “internal” martial art, a slow, graceful movement routine to help fend off the stresses of modern life, build agility
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Art Studio
Bixby Memorial Library - Half Round Room 258 Main St, Vergennes, VT, United StatesAdult ProgramsJoin us to paint! Enjoy the light and atmosphere of the Bixby Library – Half Round Room, located upstairs. This painter’s group is
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Story Hour Field Trip – Alpaca Farm
Maple View Farm 185 Adams Road, Brandon, VT, United StatesYouth ProgramsWe will meet on site at Maple View Farm, located just north of Brandon. Dress for the weather. Bring extra layers if it
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Cards for All Kids Party
Adult ProgramsThe Bixby's Policy on new cards for youth patrons has changed. Now anyone birth - 300 can get a free library card if
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Cook the Cookbook – Book Club (The Wizard’s Cookbook)
Bixby Memorial Library - Half Round Room 258 Main St, Vergennes, VT, United StatesAdult ProgramsInterested in trying a new recipe and sharing it? Join our Cook the Cookbook Book Club! Every month, you can sign up and
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Bridge Club – Seeking New Members
Adult ProgramsThe Bridge Club meets every Monday at 1:00pm in the library’s Otter Creek Room. Contact Irma Heeter at 802-877-3377 or by email for more info
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Writing Group
Adult ProgramsRegular, MFA style workshop for writers working on a project “of length.” The group has considered poetry collections, essay collections, play scripts, teleplays,