MARSHFIELD – The Jaquith Public Library will hold spring gardening workshops on the second Thursdays of the each month at 6:30 p.m. Workshops include: February 9, Growing Seeds; March 9, Growing Fruits and Berries; April 13, Growing Vegetables and Herbs; and May 11, Growing Flowers. The library is located at[Read More…]

ALBANY – On Saturday, Jan. 28, at 3 p.m., join local painter Connie Beaudry for a paint and sip (with tea and coffee) in the Albany Town Hall. All materials provided. This program is for adults, it is free and space is limited.. Register early by emailing [email protected]. The library[Read More…]

BURLINGTON – On February 18, Grade 5-12 students will have an opportunity to meet engineering professionals and explore various types of engineering and career options through networking and hands-on, skill-building workshops. Discover Engineering, a free day-long event, will be held at the University of Vermont (UVM). It is sponsored by[Read More…]

HARDWICK – Karen Brown of Dusty Swamp Provisions in Hardwick will teach participants how to make herbal salves with plain or herb-infused bear fat and local beeswax at a workshop on Saturday, Feb. 11, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., at the Center for an Agricultural Economy conference room. The basics[Read More…]

MORRISVILLE – A workshop on talking with teens and tweens will be presented by Healthy Lamoille Valley at the Morrisville Centennial Library on January 24, at 6 p.m. Join other parents and caregivers to explore resources for meaningful conversations with tweens and teens. Snacks will be served and childcare is[Read More…]

NORTHEAST KINGDOM – The Northeast Kingdom Young Professionals Network (NEK YPN) will kick off a year’s worth of free events with two social mixers scheduled at locations throughout the Kingdom. The first event will take place at Parker Pie (161 County Road, West Glover) on Friday, January 20, starting at[Read More…]

NORTHEAST KINGDOM – Through April 29, Northern Counties Health Care will offer walk-in vaccines and boosters. No appointments are needed. Pfizer vaccines are available for all eligible ages, 6 months and up, and initial vaccines and boosters including the bivalent boosters effective against both the original and Omicron strains of[Read More…]

HARDWICK – An open meeting on window inserts, sponsored by the Hardwick Energy Committee, will be held on January 21, at 11 a.m., at the Harwick Memorial Building. The committee considered if anything could be done, short of window replacement, to improve the performance of cold and drafty single-pane windows[Read More…]

HARDWICK – Dungeons & Dragons is an ongoing event held every first and third Sunday from noon until 2 p.m., at the Jeudevine Memorial Library. There are still a few spots left. To join, contact the game master, Jessica Mayer, by emailing [email protected].

HARDWICK – Game night is held every Thursday at Front Seat Coffee on Main Street. Bring a game or choose from selection on hand, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Celebrate January with a libation from Birdsong Beer and Wine. Non-alcoholic beverages available as well.

HARDWICK – Join the Civic Standard at the Village Restaurant on Main Street on Thursdays from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. to play Trivia games. This is a weekly event (with the exception of any Thursday there is a home basketball game). The Village Restaurant will be offering a limited[Read More…]

WOODBURY – The Woodbury Elementary School’s winter production of “Sideways Stories from the Wayside School” will be presented on January 30, from 6 to 7 p.m. in the school gym. The production is directed by Aimee Vient, theater teacher, and presented by Grades Three through Six. Also part of the[Read More…]