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Please check out our KIDS page for more children's programs!

Pub Trivia

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Thursday, March 5, 7 pm

Déco Restaurant at Hostel Tevere

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​The MRV Libraries host their monthly session of pub trivia at Déco Restaurant. Compete for prizes with four rounds of trivia about contests, champions, and GOATs. Call the restaurant at 802-496-9222 to reserve a table for a team.

Book Discussion

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Monday, March 16, 6:00 pm

Warren Public Library

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Celebrate Women's History Month with a discussion of the historical fiction novel The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray. This novel explores the life of Belle da Costa Greene, personal librarian to J.P. Morgan.

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Register here to join the discussion.

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Decision-Making in the Age of Plastics

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Wednesday, March 18

5:00 pm

Warren Public Library

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Come join a conversation with National Geographic Explorer and author, Rachael Zoe Miller, about her book, Decision-Making in the Age of Plastics. Rachael will walk you through a chapter of her choose-your-own-adventure-style guide to making informed decisions that are best for you and your family's health, the environment and your budget. Be ready to share your own purchasing priorities, concerns and successes in an open, constructive dialogue. 

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Rachael is the founder of Rozalia Project for a clean ocean, a National Geographic Explorer and co-inventor of the Cora Ball, who, in no particular order, loves the ocean, human and wind-powered water sports, winter, penguins and Newfies! She grew up in Saratoga Springs and has been living in Vermont for over 20 years. 

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All welcome.

Big Conversations in 10 Short Minutes

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NEW DATE!

Tuesday, March 10, 7 pm

virtual via Zoom

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Big Conversations in 10 Short Minutes is a virtual meetup in the Mad River Valley hosted by the MRV Libraries. There is no agenda other than to meet and enjoy brief conversations with others in the community. 

 

Here's how it works: We'll give you a couple of conversation prompts. One is simple. One leans more toward the philosophical. You'll be paired with someone to have a short, 10-minute conversation about the prompt of your choice. When you're done, you'll be paired with someone else for a new conversation with new prompts. The prompts are simple. The conversations are non-political. We like to think of it as a little pocket of meaning at the end of a long day.

 

Credit to the Scarborough Public Library and associated Maine Libraries for developing the Big Conversations in 10 Short Minutes program.

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Register here or at the library.

Peeps Diorama Competition

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Submissions begin March 16

Mad River Valley Libraries

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The Mad River Valley Libraries are excited to announce the eleventh annual Peeps® Diorama Competition!

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Community members of all ages are invited to create a book or literary-themed diorama using marshmallow Peeps® as characters. Categories include adult, teen, children 8-12, children <8, and family/multigenerational.

 

Individual and team entries may be submitted at Joslin Memorial Library, Moretown Memorial Library, or Warren Public Library between Monday, March 16-Friday, March 20. Refer to the library websites for hours of operation.

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Each library will host the dioramas for a period of public viewing and voting for the Peeple's Choice Award.

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Winners in each category will receive a Golden Peep trophy, untold glory and bragging rights. Find the complete rules and entry form here:

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Find rules and entry form here.

Time to Weave

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Saturday, March 21

10-2

Warren Public Library

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In our busy lives, making time to weave can be a challenge.  Projects that can be woven in short periods of time will be explored and demonstrated.  Using a simple frame loom and other “unique weaving frames” you will create a piece which expresses a thought, memory, idea or inspiration.  Basic tapestry and weaving techniques and how to use them to express your ideas will be taught by instructor Susan Snider. 

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Refreshments will be served and you may bring a bag lunch.

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Spaces are limited. Register here.

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802-496-3913

Find us: 

413 Main Street, Warren, VT 05674

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