John Kane will lead a multimedia lecture focused on his photo-book, Pilgrims of Woodstock. Come hear about how the book was made, the Woodstock
This is the last day the Bixby will have our Book Sale for the year. We will not reopen until spring 2020! Come
From Sept 10th – October 25th, local painter Deborah Paolantoni, will have her work displayed in the Bixby Library Community Room, the exhibit
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
Regular, MFA style workshop for writers working on a project “of length.” The group has considered poetry collections, essay collections, play scripts, teleplays,
Monthly meeting of the Bixby’s Board of Trustees. Open to the public. Please contact Masha Harris at masha.harris@bixbylibrary.org if you have an agenda item.
October title: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley “Mary Shelley's timeless gothic novel presents the epic battle between man and monster at its greatest literary pitch.” An ongoing
Tai Chi is an “internal” martial art, a slow, graceful movement routine to help fend off the stresses of modern life, build agility
Join us to paint! Enjoy the light and atmosphere of the Bixby Library – Vermont Room, located next to the circulation desk. This
Bixby story hours are designed for preschool age children, though all are welcome. We explore songs, stories, share in the fun and create
