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Recordings of past events can be found on Vimeo, https://vimeo.com/user124269588
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #13 'The Old Homestead' Landscape concept #5
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #13 'The Old Homestead' Landscape concept #5
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
We'll use the cane technique to make pattern with polymer clay. Our main project will be a pen but participants can experiment with other projects.
Materials are provided and registration is not required, but attendance will be limited to first arrivals, while supplies last. For adults and teens age 12 and up. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
We'll use the cane technique to make pattern with polymer clay. Our main project will be a pen but participants can experiment with other projects.
Materials are provided and registration is not required, but attendance will be limited to first arrivals, while supplies last. For adults and teens age 12 and up. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
The Martha's Vineyard Poetry Reading Group meets the first Monday of each month
at 10 AM via Zoom This is an interactive group, where the meeting's leader selects a poem(s),
from the earliest Greeks to contemporary. The poem(s) is read and discussed as a community, which always adds new
dimensions to understanding. The MV Poetry Reading Group has been meeting for over 10 years and wants to stress how much more
we get out of the poems when shared and discussed. No qualifications, except a love of poetry. Ellen Story will present Derek Walcot
Please contact amcdonough@clamsnet.org for Zoom link.
The Martha's Vineyard Poetry Reading Group meets the first Monday of each month
at 10 AM via Zoom This is an interactive group, where the meeting's leader selects a poem(s),
from the earliest Greeks to contemporary. The poem(s) is read and discussed as a community, which always adds new
dimensions to understanding. The MV Poetry Reading Group has been meeting for over 10 years and wants to stress how much more
we get out of the poems when shared and discussed. No qualifications, except a love of poetry. Ellen Story will present Derek Walcot
Please contact amcdonough@clamsnet.org for Zoom link.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Yoga With Kat's continuing sessions of Chair Yoga,one of the most gentle forms of yoga. This class is perfect for students recovering from injury or illness, and anyone who wants to experience the many benefits of yoga without having to get up and down from the floor.No sign up or registration necessary. VHPL library, program room, lower level.
Yoga With Kat's continuing sessions of Chair Yoga,one of the most gentle forms of yoga. This class is perfect for students recovering from injury or illness, and anyone who wants to experience the many benefits of yoga without having to get up and down from the floor.No sign up or registration necessary. VHPL library, program room, lower level.
French conversation. All levels welcome. Please email amcdonough@clamsnet.org for meeting access information.
French conversation. All levels welcome. Please email amcdonough@clamsnet.org for meeting access information.
Isn't it time you told your story? Through a blend of exercises, readings, and discussions, writers will connect with their writing and themselves.
Participants will form a supportive community while sharing in-process work, with the group honoring whatever is created — whether it is an essay,song, letter, or entirely new genres. Writers will leave the course lighter in spirit and richer in purpose. Workshop lead by Moira Silva via Zoom Tuesdays, April 4th and 11th and 25th.
Please contact amcdonough@clamsnet.org to register.
Isn't it time you told your story? Through a blend of exercises, readings, and discussions, writers will connect with their writing and themselves.
Participants will form a supportive community while sharing in-process work, with the group honoring whatever is created — whether it is an essay,song, letter, or entirely new genres. Writers will leave the course lighter in spirit and richer in purpose. Workshop lead by Moira Silva via Zoom Tuesdays, April 4th and 11th and 25th.
Please contact amcdonough@clamsnet.org to register.
An adventure in pointillism via Zoom! Join us to create a Seurat-inspired seascape led by Barbara Freiberg.
Ms Freiberg's credentials include a studio art degree from the University of Binghamton and twenty years experience teaching art classes at libraries for adults, children, families and teens. She has taught at libraries in New York, New Jersey, Georgia and Florida. She has also worked with librarians and their patrons from many other states through Zoom. Her experience also includes teaching art to elementary and middle school students in Florida. Some of her students' artwork has received newspaper and television coverage. She has been teaching Zoom classes since COVID started.
50 package of Crayola Super Tip Markers or Similar Brand--
This program is brought to you by the Chilmark and Vineyard Haven Public Libraries.
Please contact tthorpe@clamsnet.org or amcdonough@clamsnet.org with questions.
An adventure in pointillism via Zoom! Join us to create a Seurat-inspired seascape led by Barbara Freiberg.
Ms Freiberg's credentials include a studio art degree from the University of Binghamton and twenty years experience teaching art classes at libraries for adults, children, families and teens. She has taught at libraries in New York, New Jersey, Georgia and Florida. She has also worked with librarians and their patrons from many other states through Zoom. Her experience also includes teaching art to elementary and middle school students in Florida. Some of her students' artwork has received newspaper and television coverage. She has been teaching Zoom classes since COVID started.
50 package of Crayola Super Tip Markers or Similar Brand--
This program is brought to you by the Chilmark and Vineyard Haven Public Libraries.
Please contact tthorpe@clamsnet.org or amcdonough@clamsnet.org with questions.
Come join us for weekly drop-in lego creations! No registration needed. Free!
Come join us for weekly drop-in lego creations! No registration needed. Free!
In “Not Your Mother’s Garden”, Deborah Chud takes the audience on a photo tour of her highly
unusual Piet-Oudolf-style New Perennial garden and describes the design principles underlying
it. Many of the plants are unfamiliar—even to experienced and knowledgeable gardeners.
These “New Perennials” were all taken from a distinctive, non-traditional canon of plants, and
they exhibit the naturalistic qualities valued by the New Perennialists. What’s new about New
Perennials, and what can they do for you? Walk through her garden with her to find out.
Deborah Chud is a retired Massachusetts physician turned garden maker, consultant and
educator. Her 6 years of research on New Perennial gardens, including NY’s High Line,
Chicago’s Lurie Garden, the Oudolf Meadow at Deleware Botanic Gardens, and Oudolf Garden
Detroit, generated the most comprehensive existing database of New Perennial plant
combinations and led to the creation of her own highly unusual New Perennial garden. In the
fall of 2020, she presented her work as part of “Piet Oudolf: How Does He Do It?”--an
international event organized by Piet Oudolf’s co-author, Noel Kingsbury, under the aegis of
gardenmasterclass.org. She has also presented to members of the following institutions and
organizations: Massachusetts Horticultural Society, Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum, the United
States Botanical Garden in Washington, D.C., the Ecological Landscape Alliance, the Northwest
Perennial Alliance, Toronto Botanical Garden, and Delaware Botanic Gardens. The latter 2
public gardens contain Piet Oudolf-designed sections. She lives in Chestnut Hill, MA and spends
most of her time consulting and coaching home gardeners—both in person and virtually.
This exciting workshop is brought to you by the West Tisbury and Vineyard Haven libraries.
Please contact amcdonough@clamsnet.org for the Zoom link.
In “Not Your Mother’s Garden”, Deborah Chud takes the audience on a photo tour of her highly
unusual Piet-Oudolf-style New Perennial garden and describes the design principles underlying
it. Many of the plants are unfamiliar—even to experienced and knowledgeable gardeners.
These “New Perennials” were all taken from a distinctive, non-traditional canon of plants, and
they exhibit the naturalistic qualities valued by the New Perennialists. What’s new about New
Perennials, and what can they do for you? Walk through her garden with her to find out.
Deborah Chud is a retired Massachusetts physician turned garden maker, consultant and
educator. Her 6 years of research on New Perennial gardens, including NY’s High Line,
Chicago’s Lurie Garden, the Oudolf Meadow at Deleware Botanic Gardens, and Oudolf Garden
Detroit, generated the most comprehensive existing database of New Perennial plant
combinations and led to the creation of her own highly unusual New Perennial garden. In the
fall of 2020, she presented her work as part of “Piet Oudolf: How Does He Do It?”--an
international event organized by Piet Oudolf’s co-author, Noel Kingsbury, under the aegis of
gardenmasterclass.org. She has also presented to members of the following institutions and
organizations: Massachusetts Horticultural Society, Harvard’s Arnold Arboretum, the United
States Botanical Garden in Washington, D.C., the Ecological Landscape Alliance, the Northwest
Perennial Alliance, Toronto Botanical Garden, and Delaware Botanic Gardens. The latter 2
public gardens contain Piet Oudolf-designed sections. She lives in Chestnut Hill, MA and spends
most of her time consulting and coaching home gardeners—both in person and virtually.
This exciting workshop is brought to you by the West Tisbury and Vineyard Haven libraries.
Please contact amcdonough@clamsnet.org for the Zoom link.
Make a cuddly bunny from a soft sock
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library
Make a cuddly bunny from a soft sock
Sponsored by the Friends of the Library
Does your poem needs a visit to a poem doctor? Award-winning poet, C.I. Marshall is taking appointments now. Bring your "problem" poems,
maybe the ones that keep getting rejected by journals or contests. Marshall will listen to you read your poems, ask you questions,
then prescribe possible ways to improve them. You will be given a prescription based on your poems' ailments to take home with you.
C. I. Marshall received an MFA, Creative Writing, Poetry, from CA State University, Long Beach,B.A. Fine Arts, Mills College and was editor for ARTLIFE Magazine.Marshall’s poems have appeared in Verdad, Spillway, Packinghouse Review, Beyond the Lyric Moment: Poetry Inspired by Workshops with David St. John, BirminghamPoetry Review, The Broad River Review, Stone Quarterly Journal and Poems In The Waiting Room, UK.
Marshall’s poem, “Myself As A Playboy Bunny” won the 2018 Verve International Poetry Festival Contest, Birmingham, UK and her poem “What I Love
About Love’s” received Honorable Mention in the 2021 Steve Kowit Poetry Prize juried by Dorianne Laux.
This in person event will take place at the Chilmark Library and is hosted in collaboration with the Chilmark and VH libraries.
Please register for this exciting opportunity at:
Does your poem needs a visit to a poem doctor? Award-winning poet, C.I. Marshall is taking appointments now. Bring your "problem" poems,
maybe the ones that keep getting rejected by journals or contests. Marshall will listen to you read your poems, ask you questions,
then prescribe possible ways to improve them. You will be given a prescription based on your poems' ailments to take home with you.
C. I. Marshall received an MFA, Creative Writing, Poetry, from CA State University, Long Beach,B.A. Fine Arts, Mills College and was editor for ARTLIFE Magazine.Marshall’s poems have appeared in Verdad, Spillway, Packinghouse Review, Beyond the Lyric Moment: Poetry Inspired by Workshops with David St. John, BirminghamPoetry Review, The Broad River Review, Stone Quarterly Journal and Poems In The Waiting Room, UK.
Marshall’s poem, “Myself As A Playboy Bunny” won the 2018 Verve International Poetry Festival Contest, Birmingham, UK and her poem “What I Love
About Love’s” received Honorable Mention in the 2021 Steve Kowit Poetry Prize juried by Dorianne Laux.
This in person event will take place at the Chilmark Library and is hosted in collaboration with the Chilmark and VH libraries.
Please register for this exciting opportunity at:
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #14 'Coffee at Home' Figurative concept 5
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #14 'Coffee at Home' Figurative concept 5
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
Have you ever solved a Rubik's cube? If yes, come show off your skills. If no,
come learn how! Robert Riis, Tisbury School student and Speed Cubing Competitor
will be on hand to show us a few turns, and talk about Speed Cubing Tournaments,
world records and more.
This workshop is brought to you in collaboration with the Riis family, BeWellMV and the
VHPL. Bring your own cube, and if you can't find yours, a limited number will be available.
Want to learn even more? Check out this Netflix doc:
Have you ever solved a Rubik's cube? If yes, come show off your skills. If no,
come learn how! Robert Riis, Tisbury School student and Speed Cubing Competitor
will be on hand to show us a few turns, and talk about Speed Cubing Tournaments,
world records and more.
This workshop is brought to you in collaboration with the Riis family, BeWellMV and the
VHPL. Bring your own cube, and if you can't find yours, a limited number will be available.
Want to learn even more? Check out this Netflix doc:
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Yoga With Kat's continuing sessions of Chair Yoga,one of the most gentle forms of yoga. This class is perfect for students recovering from injury or illness, and anyone who wants to experience the many benefits of yoga without having to get up and down from the floor.No sign up or registration necessary. VHPL library, program room, lower level.
Yoga With Kat's continuing sessions of Chair Yoga,one of the most gentle forms of yoga. This class is perfect for students recovering from injury or illness, and anyone who wants to experience the many benefits of yoga without having to get up and down from the floor.No sign up or registration necessary. VHPL library, program room, lower level.
French conversation. All levels welcome. Please email amcdonough@clamsnet.org for meeting access information.
French conversation. All levels welcome. Please email amcdonough@clamsnet.org for meeting access information.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Isn't it time you told your story? Through a blend of exercises, readings, and discussions, writers will connect with their writing and themselves.
Participants will form a supportive community while sharing in-process work, with the group honoring whatever is created — whether it is an essay,song, letter, or entirely new genres. Writers will leave the course lighter in spirit and richer in purpose. Workshop lead by Moira Silva via Zoom. 25 will be the final class.
Please contact amcdonough@clamsnet.org to register.
Isn't it time you told your story? Through a blend of exercises, readings, and discussions, writers will connect with their writing and themselves.
Participants will form a supportive community while sharing in-process work, with the group honoring whatever is created — whether it is an essay,song, letter, or entirely new genres. Writers will leave the course lighter in spirit and richer in purpose. Workshop lead by Moira Silva via Zoom. 25 will be the final class.
Please contact amcdonough@clamsnet.org to register.
Fourth in a series of, now, 5!
Final session will be Wednesday, May 10th
at 6PM. Same link
Fourth in a series of, now, 5!
Final session will be Wednesday, May 10th
at 6PM. Same link
Yip Harburg who wrote the lyrics for “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” said
“Words make you think, music makes you feel, songs make you feel your thoughts”. To which I add “and think your feelings”
This workshop explores ways in which we can facilitate this interaction between our thoughts and feelings to create songs.
This is the 3rd of the four workshops:
SESSION 3 April 12th
Asking for inspiration from others and ourselves.
It’s not just ok to borrow musical and lyrical ideas, it’s inevitable! We will select words from a favorite poem or prose that members will write music for, and do the same selecting either a melody or chord progression from a favorite song or piece of music that they will write lyrics for.
Members will ask themselves “what is the most important thing for me to communicate in a song this week?” Having selected it members will write that song during the week.
SESSION 4 May 10th
Songs must be sung!! Members will select one of the songs they have written during the 4 months and share it with or without instrumental accompaniment. When possible, we will all sing harmony with the songwriter.
This exciting songwriting opportunity wil be led by Peter Halperin, who brought down the house
at the Chilmark Jam last November.
This series is brought to you in collaboration with the VH, WT and Chilmark Public Libraries and
will run both in person (at the VH library) and livestreamed at : https://vimeo.com/event/2898809
Yip Harburg who wrote the lyrics for “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” said
“Words make you think, music makes you feel, songs make you feel your thoughts”. To which I add “and think your feelings”
This workshop explores ways in which we can facilitate this interaction between our thoughts and feelings to create songs.
This is the 3rd of the four workshops:
SESSION 3 April 12th
Asking for inspiration from others and ourselves.
It’s not just ok to borrow musical and lyrical ideas, it’s inevitable! We will select words from a favorite poem or prose that members will write music for, and do the same selecting either a melody or chord progression from a favorite song or piece of music that they will write lyrics for.
Members will ask themselves “what is the most important thing for me to communicate in a song this week?” Having selected it members will write that song during the week.
SESSION 4 May 10th
Songs must be sung!! Members will select one of the songs they have written during the 4 months and share it with or without instrumental accompaniment. When possible, we will all sing harmony with the songwriter.
This exciting songwriting opportunity wil be led by Peter Halperin, who brought down the house
at the Chilmark Jam last November.
This series is brought to you in collaboration with the VH, WT and Chilmark Public Libraries and
will run both in person (at the VH library) and livestreamed at : https://vimeo.com/event/2898809
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #15 'The Key' Still life concept #5
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #15 'The Key' Still life concept #5
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
CALLING ALL ISLANDERS! NO-COST ENERGY ASSESSMENTS Want to learn how to make your home or business more energy efficient? Would you like Vineyard Power and your Mass Save® Sponsors picking up 75% to 100% of the cost of recommended upgrades?
Visit us for information and assistance in signing up for your no-cost energy assessment at: Vineyard Haven Library Sunday, April 16, 2:00 - 4:00 PM and also Sunday, May 21, 2:00 - 4:00 PM
All we need is you and your latest electric bill (or electric account number) - we're here to help!
Can't make this in person? Please sign up for a no-cost energy assessment by calling 1-800-797-6699 or visiting CapeLightCompact.org
CALLING ALL ISLANDERS! NO-COST ENERGY ASSESSMENTS Want to learn how to make your home or business more energy efficient? Would you like Vineyard Power and your Mass Save® Sponsors picking up 75% to 100% of the cost of recommended upgrades?
Visit us for information and assistance in signing up for your no-cost energy assessment at: Vineyard Haven Library Sunday, April 16, 2:00 - 4:00 PM and also Sunday, May 21, 2:00 - 4:00 PM
All we need is you and your latest electric bill (or electric account number) - we're here to help!
Can't make this in person? Please sign up for a no-cost energy assessment by calling 1-800-797-6699 or visiting CapeLightCompact.org
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
French conversation. All levels welcome. Please email amcdonough@clamsnet.org for meeting access information.
French conversation. All levels welcome. Please email amcdonough@clamsnet.org for meeting access information.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Ruth Asawa, American sculptor, educator, and arts activist Ruth Asawa is known for her extensive body of
work including paintings, printmaking, public commissions, and especially her wire sculptures
that challenge conventional notions of material and form. A firm believer in the radical potential
of arts education, she also devoted herself to expanding access to art-focused educational
programs by co-founding the Alvarado Arts Workshop in 1968 and the first public arts high
school in San Francisco in 1982. Come and hear about this pioneering and inspirational artist.
Janet Mandel taught in New Jersey’s public schools for 32 years, where she taught English, art
history, World Languages and Cultures. Now retired, Janet presents illustrated talks on a variety of art history
topics at adult schools, libraries, museums, senior centers, community centers, and similar venues.
This is the 4th in the series of 4, Ruth Asawa. Please conatct tthorpe@clamsnet.org or amcdonough@clamsnet.org
for Zoom link.
Ruth Asawa, American sculptor, educator, and arts activist Ruth Asawa is known for her extensive body of
work including paintings, printmaking, public commissions, and especially her wire sculptures
that challenge conventional notions of material and form. A firm believer in the radical potential
of arts education, she also devoted herself to expanding access to art-focused educational
programs by co-founding the Alvarado Arts Workshop in 1968 and the first public arts high
school in San Francisco in 1982. Come and hear about this pioneering and inspirational artist.
Janet Mandel taught in New Jersey’s public schools for 32 years, where she taught English, art
history, World Languages and Cultures. Now retired, Janet presents illustrated talks on a variety of art history
topics at adult schools, libraries, museums, senior centers, community centers, and similar venues.
This is the 4th in the series of 4, Ruth Asawa. Please conatct tthorpe@clamsnet.org or amcdonough@clamsnet.org
for Zoom link.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held in-person at the library, with Zoom access: https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held in-person at the library, with Zoom access: https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #16 'Tuscan Dream' Landscape concept #6
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #16 'Tuscan Dream' Landscape concept #6
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Yoga With Kat's continuing sessions of Chair Yoga,one of the most gentle forms of yoga. This class is perfect for students recovering from injury or illness, and anyone who wants to experience the many benefits of yoga without having to get up and down from the floor.No sign up or registration necessary. VHPL library, program room, lower level.
Yoga With Kat's continuing sessions of Chair Yoga,one of the most gentle forms of yoga. This class is perfect for students recovering from injury or illness, and anyone who wants to experience the many benefits of yoga without having to get up and down from the floor.No sign up or registration necessary. VHPL library, program room, lower level.
French conversation. All levels welcome. Please email amcdonough@clamsnet.org for meeting access information.
French conversation. All levels welcome. Please email amcdonough@clamsnet.org for meeting access information.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Isn't it time you told your story? Through a blend of exercises, readings, and discussions, writers will connect with their writing and themselves.
Participants will form a supportive community while sharing in-process work, with the group honoring whatever is created — whether it is an essay,song, letter, or entirely new genres. Writers will leave the course lighter in spirit and richer in purpose. Workshop lead by Moira Silva via Zoom Tuesdays, March 21st until April 11th.
Please contact amcdonough@clamsnet.org to register.
Isn't it time you told your story? Through a blend of exercises, readings, and discussions, writers will connect with their writing and themselves.
Participants will form a supportive community while sharing in-process work, with the group honoring whatever is created — whether it is an essay,song, letter, or entirely new genres. Writers will leave the course lighter in spirit and richer in purpose. Workshop lead by Moira Silva via Zoom Tuesdays, March 21st until April 11th.
Please contact amcdonough@clamsnet.org to register.
Let's take this opportunity to spice things up! This new take on a cookbook group, we meet virtually a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month.
You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and love (or like less!) of the spice on Zoom.
A link to the meeting will be sent with registration. This month : Zaatar Powder
Please register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqdOGhrj8qGdfG4I1EYSWlqKuLE5JxGanH
Let's take this opportunity to spice things up! This new take on a cookbook group, we meet virtually a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month.
You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and love (or like less!) of the spice on Zoom.
A link to the meeting will be sent with registration. This month : Zaatar Powder
Please register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqdOGhrj8qGdfG4I1EYSWlqKuLE5JxGanH
The Tisbury Annual & Special Town Meetings will be held at 7:00pm at the High School Performing Arts Center.
The Tisbury Annual & Special Town Meetings will be held at 7:00pm at the High School Performing Arts Center.
Come join us for weekly drop-in lego creations! No registration needed. Free!
Come join us for weekly drop-in lego creations! No registration needed. Free!
Join us on Zoom to test your trivia knowledge of TV commercials. Play solo or organize a team!
Please note that trivia questions are geared towards adults in challenge rating. (If families want to play together, however, there are no "embarrassing" questions or content.)
Participants' videos will be disabled, so no need to worry about having a working webcam to play. The ability to view slides on a screen is all you need for this fantastic trivia fun!
Register right here. There is a 30-team limit with a 5-team wait list. This evening of fun is brought to you by several libraries in the CLAMS network.
Join us on Zoom to test your trivia knowledge of TV commercials. Play solo or organize a team!
Please note that trivia questions are geared towards adults in challenge rating. (If families want to play together, however, there are no "embarrassing" questions or content.)
Participants' videos will be disabled, so no need to worry about having a working webcam to play. The ability to view slides on a screen is all you need for this fantastic trivia fun!
Register right here. There is a 30-team limit with a 5-team wait list. This evening of fun is brought to you by several libraries in the CLAMS network.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #17 'Transplant' Still Life concept #6
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #17 'Transplant' Still Life concept #6
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Take a moment to imagine a New England in the not-too-distant future where vast and wonderous wildlands and exemplary managed woodlands together support thriving wildlife populations, sustain rural jobs, provide the raw materials to meet our housing needs, and store immense amounts of carbon. Such a future is well within reach but only if we put aside differences and collaborate on behalf of the forest that sustains us.
New England is the most forested region in the country and is a key part of one of the most intact temperate forests on Earth. New England forests are mostly privately owned and form a backdrop to the region’s identity and way of life. What many don’t recognize is the huge potential for these forests to help us avoid the worst of climate change and support rich biodiversity. To reach such potential, partnerships are emerging between organizations long dedicated to forest conservation, but not always on the same page.
The work between New England Forestry Foundation (NEFF) and Northeast Wilderness Trust (NEWT), is a good example. NEWT focuses on rewilding land through forever-wild conservation — places free from logging and allowed to grow old. NEFF protects managed forests, and brings exemplary forestry practices to them and selectively harvests trees that provide renewable forest products. Many assume these conservation goals clash. They do not. We know there is a better way forward by putting aside our differences and working together toward a resilient future.
Please join us for a presentation by Bob Perschel, Chilmark resident and Executive Director of the New England Forestry Foundation, which is executing an exciting forest restoration initiative that has the potential to offset 30% of our regional climate mitigation needs. NEFF’s climate program was featured on Chronicle TV Magazine and recently awarded a $30 million grant from United States Department of Agriculture to pilot this innovative approach.
This exciting program is co-sponsored with the MV Commission's upcoming event, Climate Action Day, on Sunday May 7th at the Ag Hall. The MVC has planned a variety of sustainability programs that day as well as having organization's Climate Action representitatives present for people to engage with.
Live stream the May 2nd event at https://vimeo.com/event/2886385
Take a moment to imagine a New England in the not-too-distant future where vast and wonderous wildlands and exemplary managed woodlands together support thriving wildlife populations, sustain rural jobs, provide the raw materials to meet our housing needs, and store immense amounts of carbon. Such a future is well within reach but only if we put aside differences and collaborate on behalf of the forest that sustains us.
New England is the most forested region in the country and is a key part of one of the most intact temperate forests on Earth. New England forests are mostly privately owned and form a backdrop to the region’s identity and way of life. What many don’t recognize is the huge potential for these forests to help us avoid the worst of climate change and support rich biodiversity. To reach such potential, partnerships are emerging between organizations long dedicated to forest conservation, but not always on the same page.
The work between New England Forestry Foundation (NEFF) and Northeast Wilderness Trust (NEWT), is a good example. NEWT focuses on rewilding land through forever-wild conservation — places free from logging and allowed to grow old. NEFF protects managed forests, and brings exemplary forestry practices to them and selectively harvests trees that provide renewable forest products. Many assume these conservation goals clash. They do not. We know there is a better way forward by putting aside our differences and working together toward a resilient future.
Please join us for a presentation by Bob Perschel, Chilmark resident and Executive Director of the New England Forestry Foundation, which is executing an exciting forest restoration initiative that has the potential to offset 30% of our regional climate mitigation needs. NEFF’s climate program was featured on Chronicle TV Magazine and recently awarded a $30 million grant from United States Department of Agriculture to pilot this innovative approach.
This exciting program is co-sponsored with the MV Commission's upcoming event, Climate Action Day, on Sunday May 7th at the Ag Hall. The MVC has planned a variety of sustainability programs that day as well as having organization's Climate Action representitatives present for people to engage with.
Live stream the May 2nd event at https://vimeo.com/event/2886385
“The moment you start, you reset your life.”
~ Marie Kondo
Shannon Huneycutt will bring the life-changing magic of tidying to you through her Spark Joy®
program. Many CLAMS libraries are collaborating to host Shannon's inspiring presentation
on what it means to lead a life that Sparks Joy®. You will learn the KonMari philosophy
and guiding principles needed to tidy once and for all and leave feeling motivated to
Spark Joy® in your home, office, and life!
Enter to win the Jumpstart Your Journey giveaway, where you will have access to a virtual
guide to help jumpstart your tidying journey.
Be sure to have a standard t-shirt and a pair of pants ready for the folding activity as you will be
learning the famous KonMari Vertical folding technique.
One more surprise: Shannon is sharing her Spark Joy® Charlotte tidying checklist for you
to use on your tidying journey! Print it out and let it be your guide to tidying up for good.
Shannon Huneycutt is the founder of Spark Joy® Charlotte and certified Gold level KonMari® Consultant trained
by tidying expert Marie Kondo. Marie is the author of 'The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up' and the creator of the
KonMari Method®, which is a style of tidying focusing on decluttering and organizing your space
by keeping only those items you love.
Here's a short video intorduction: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TPFafQ65q-i2-7YbXywqZxMb3R8fsfU_
Please register at: https://www.brewsterladieslibrary.org/calendar/
Upon registration, your name will be entered to win the Jumpstart Your Journey giveaway, where you will have
access to a virtual guide to jumpstart your tidying journey. You will also receive the 6 page SJC Tidying Check List.
“The moment you start, you reset your life.”
~ Marie Kondo
Shannon Huneycutt will bring the life-changing magic of tidying to you through her Spark Joy®
program. Many CLAMS libraries are collaborating to host Shannon's inspiring presentation
on what it means to lead a life that Sparks Joy®. You will learn the KonMari philosophy
and guiding principles needed to tidy once and for all and leave feeling motivated to
Spark Joy® in your home, office, and life!
Enter to win the Jumpstart Your Journey giveaway, where you will have access to a virtual
guide to help jumpstart your tidying journey.
Be sure to have a standard t-shirt and a pair of pants ready for the folding activity as you will be
learning the famous KonMari Vertical folding technique.
One more surprise: Shannon is sharing her Spark Joy® Charlotte tidying checklist for you
to use on your tidying journey! Print it out and let it be your guide to tidying up for good.
Shannon Huneycutt is the founder of Spark Joy® Charlotte and certified Gold level KonMari® Consultant trained
by tidying expert Marie Kondo. Marie is the author of 'The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up' and the creator of the
KonMari Method®, which is a style of tidying focusing on decluttering and organizing your space
by keeping only those items you love.
Here's a short video intorduction: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TPFafQ65q-i2-7YbXywqZxMb3R8fsfU_
Please register at: https://www.brewsterladieslibrary.org/calendar/
Upon registration, your name will be entered to win the Jumpstart Your Journey giveaway, where you will have
access to a virtual guide to jumpstart your tidying journey. You will also receive the 6 page SJC Tidying Check List.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #18 'Gnome and the Boat' Memory and Imagination
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #18 'Gnome and the Boat' Memory and Imagination
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Link to print Absentee Ballot Application
Or contact Town Clerk's office 508-696-4215 or hconklin@tisburyma.gov
Link to print Absentee Ballot Application
Or contact Town Clerk's office 508-696-4215 or hconklin@tisburyma.gov
It is the people of Martha's Vineyard who give voice to the Vineyard "sense of place." Here, in their own words excerpted from interviews with oral historian Linsey Lee,
chronicling a way of life that has continued for generations and is fast disappearing.
Linsey Lee is the oral history curator at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum. She has conducted interviews with people on the Vineyard for more than 30 years and has a significant collection of stories connected to the Island. Please contact amcdonough@clmasnet.org for the Zoom link.
More about Linsey and 'Vineyard Voices' from this MV Times article by Abby Remer a year ago: https://www.mvtimes.com/2021/03/03/island-women-tell-stories/
It is the people of Martha's Vineyard who give voice to the Vineyard "sense of place." Here, in their own words excerpted from interviews with oral historian Linsey Lee,
chronicling a way of life that has continued for generations and is fast disappearing.
Linsey Lee is the oral history curator at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum. She has conducted interviews with people on the Vineyard for more than 30 years and has a significant collection of stories connected to the Island. Please contact amcdonough@clmasnet.org for the Zoom link.
More about Linsey and 'Vineyard Voices' from this MV Times article by Abby Remer a year ago: https://www.mvtimes.com/2021/03/03/island-women-tell-stories/
Yip Harburg who wrote the lyrics for “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” said
“Words make you think, music makes you feel, songs make you feel your thoughts”. To which I add “and think your feelings”
This workshop explores ways in which we can facilitate this interaction between our thoughts and feelings to create songs.
This workshop consisted of 4 sessions:
SESSION 4
Songs must be sung!! Members will select one of the songs they have written during the 4 months and share it with or without instrumental accompaniment. When possible, we will all sing harmony with the songwriter.
This exciting songwriting opportunity wil be led by Peter Halperin, who brought down the house
at the Chilmark Jam last November. This series is brought to you in collaboration with the VH, WT and Chilmark Public Libraries and
will run both in person and lived streamed at https://vimeo.com/event/2898809
Yip Harburg who wrote the lyrics for “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” said
“Words make you think, music makes you feel, songs make you feel your thoughts”. To which I add “and think your feelings”
This workshop explores ways in which we can facilitate this interaction between our thoughts and feelings to create songs.
This workshop consisted of 4 sessions:
SESSION 4
Songs must be sung!! Members will select one of the songs they have written during the 4 months and share it with or without instrumental accompaniment. When possible, we will all sing harmony with the songwriter.
This exciting songwriting opportunity wil be led by Peter Halperin, who brought down the house
at the Chilmark Jam last November. This series is brought to you in collaboration with the VH, WT and Chilmark Public Libraries and
will run both in person and lived streamed at https://vimeo.com/event/2898809
Final session of this series.
Final session of this series.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #19 'Bald Cypress' Landscape concept #7
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
REPLAY : 'Another Summer of Drawing' where we concentrate more on overall technique, composition, skills, and concepts rather than which medium is being used. We will also spend longer on the subject matter.
(Less quick sketches, more demos) Sundays. These classes have been recorded are also available on ERW's YouTube channel.
- Home - Session #19 'Bald Cypress' Landscape concept #7
Please register at: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwkd-itpz4qG9ALfC-LjuVFCtnya27ybcE7
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Storyteller, songsinger and games leader, Todd Goodwin blends his experiences in camping, education and theater to provide a memorable and unique experience for audiences and participants of all ages.
Mr. Goodwin began his career as a story teller while a camper, counselor and director of Camp Monomonac in Rindge, NH. Around the campfire there are no loudspeakers, costumes or sets, just the face and voice of the teller who uses the imagination to take you to different places in time and space. Mr. Goodwin creates many of the stories he tells from his camping back ground and growing up as a New England Yankee. He adds to his repertoire from literature and multi-cultural traditions and the blessings and challenges of everyday life.
He sings and plays the harmonica to create a complete “campfire” experience that can be enjoyed anywhere people gather, indoor or out.
If you have a campfire ring or outdoor spot, even better!
Growing up in the woods and hills of Fitchburg, in the heart of New England, Mr. Goodwin played many traditional children’s games; he also learned many from his years in camping, sports and teaching. He can lead cooperative games and competitive games or just some old fashioned, fun games.
Mr. Goodwin has degrees in education and history from Fitchburg State College and taught at the Applewild School for forty seven years. While Associate Director of Bement Camp and Conference Center he trained with the New Games Foundation and he has attended numerous workshops by Project Adventure, the American Camp Association and the Association of Independent Schools of NE.
Storyteller, songsinger and games leader, Todd Goodwin blends his experiences in camping, education and theater to provide a memorable and unique experience for audiences and participants of all ages.
Mr. Goodwin began his career as a story teller while a camper, counselor and director of Camp Monomonac in Rindge, NH. Around the campfire there are no loudspeakers, costumes or sets, just the face and voice of the teller who uses the imagination to take you to different places in time and space. Mr. Goodwin creates many of the stories he tells from his camping back ground and growing up as a New England Yankee. He adds to his repertoire from literature and multi-cultural traditions and the blessings and challenges of everyday life.
He sings and plays the harmonica to create a complete “campfire” experience that can be enjoyed anywhere people gather, indoor or out.
If you have a campfire ring or outdoor spot, even better!
Growing up in the woods and hills of Fitchburg, in the heart of New England, Mr. Goodwin played many traditional children’s games; he also learned many from his years in camping, sports and teaching. He can lead cooperative games and competitive games or just some old fashioned, fun games.
Mr. Goodwin has degrees in education and history from Fitchburg State College and taught at the Applewild School for forty seven years. While Associate Director of Bement Camp and Conference Center he trained with the New Games Foundation and he has attended numerous workshops by Project Adventure, the American Camp Association and the Association of Independent Schools of NE.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
CALLING ALL ISLANDERS! NO-COST ENERGY ASSESSMENTS Want to learn how to make your home or business more energy efficient? Would you like Vineyard Power and your Mass Save® Sponsors picking up 75% to 100% of the cost of recommended upgrades?
Visit us for information and assistance in signing up for your no-cost energy assessment at: Vineyard Haven Library in the Program Room on the lower level.
All we need is you and your latest electric bill (or electric account number) - we're here to help!
Can't make this in person? Please sign up for a no-cost energy assessment by calling 1-800-797-6699 or visiting CapeLightCompact.org
CALLING ALL ISLANDERS! NO-COST ENERGY ASSESSMENTS Want to learn how to make your home or business more energy efficient? Would you like Vineyard Power and your Mass Save® Sponsors picking up 75% to 100% of the cost of recommended upgrades?
Visit us for information and assistance in signing up for your no-cost energy assessment at: Vineyard Haven Library in the Program Room on the lower level.
All we need is you and your latest electric bill (or electric account number) - we're here to help!
Can't make this in person? Please sign up for a no-cost energy assessment by calling 1-800-797-6699 or visiting CapeLightCompact.org
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Come join Emily for storytime at 10:30!
Let's take this opportunity to spice things up! This new take on a cookbook group, we meet virtually a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month.
You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and love (or like less!) of the spice on Zoom.
A link to the meeting will be sent with registration. This month : Dried Lemongrass
Please register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqdOGhrj8qGdfG4I1EYSWlqKuLE5JxGanH
Let's take this opportunity to spice things up! This new take on a cookbook group, we meet virtually a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month.
You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and love (or like less!) of the spice on Zoom.
A link to the meeting will be sent with registration. This month : Dried Lemongrass
Please register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqdOGhrj8qGdfG4I1EYSWlqKuLE5JxGanH
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
This program is brought to you in collaboration with the Chilmark, West Tisbury, VH and OB public libraries and will take
place at the Oak Bluffs library in the meeting room on the lower level. This event is suitable for all ages.
Please contact hburbidge@clamsnet.org, ogately@clamsnet.org, tthorpe@clamsnet.org or amcdonough@clamsnet.org
with any questions. This program will not be recorded.
This program is brought to you in collaboration with the Chilmark, West Tisbury, VH and OB public libraries and will take
place at the Oak Bluffs library in the meeting room on the lower level. This event is suitable for all ages.
Please contact hburbidge@clamsnet.org, ogately@clamsnet.org, tthorpe@clamsnet.org or amcdonough@clamsnet.org
with any questions. This program will not be recorded.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Chad Finn is the online sports columnist and sports media columnist for The Boston Globe. He joined the Globe in 2003 from the Concord Monitor in New Hampshire. He has won several Associated Press Sports Editors awards, was named a top-100 Twitter follow by Sports Illustrated, and annually ranks as one of the most popular sports writers in Boston in the Channel Media Market and Research poll.
Please register for this exciting evening at : https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9516800328380/WN_1BwUhN8AQRyyJh_4sJxdWg
Chad Finn is the online sports columnist and sports media columnist for The Boston Globe. He joined the Globe in 2003 from the Concord Monitor in New Hampshire. He has won several Associated Press Sports Editors awards, was named a top-100 Twitter follow by Sports Illustrated, and annually ranks as one of the most popular sports writers in Boston in the Channel Media Market and Research poll.
Please register for this exciting evening at : https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9516800328380/WN_1BwUhN8AQRyyJh_4sJxdWg
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Come join Weezie on Mondays at 10:30 am for drop-in storytime in the program room (may be held outdoors in the library courtyard, weather permitting).
Best for ages 3-5, but all ages are welcome. No registration required.
Let's take this opportunity to spice things up! This new take on a cookbook group, we meet virtually a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month.
You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and love (or like less!) of the spice on Zoom.
A link to the meeting will be sent with registration. This month : Dukkah Spice
Please register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqdOGhrj8qGdfG4I1EYSWlqKuLE5JxGanH
Let's take this opportunity to spice things up! This new take on a cookbook group, we meet virtually a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month.
You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and love (or like less!) of the spice on Zoom.
A link to the meeting will be sent with registration. This month : Dukkah Spice
Please register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqdOGhrj8qGdfG4I1EYSWlqKuLE5JxGanH
Chad Finn is the online sports columnist and sports media columnist for The Boston Globe. He joined the Globe in 2003 from the Concord Monitor in New Hampshire. He has won several Associated Press Sports Editors awards, was named a top-100 Twitter follow by Sports Illustrated, and annually ranks as one of the most popular sports writers in Boston in the Channel Media Market and Research poll.
Please register for this exciting evening at : https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9516800328380/WN_1BwUhN8AQRyyJh_4sJxdWg
Chad Finn is the online sports columnist and sports media columnist for The Boston Globe. He joined the Globe in 2003 from the Concord Monitor in New Hampshire. He has won several Associated Press Sports Editors awards, was named a top-100 Twitter follow by Sports Illustrated, and annually ranks as one of the most popular sports writers in Boston in the Channel Media Market and Research poll.
Please register for this exciting evening at : https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/9516800328380/WN_1BwUhN8AQRyyJh_4sJxdWg
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
For kids 10 +. Play a big group game like manhunt
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
For kids 10 +. Play a big group game like manhunt
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Let's take this opportunity to spice things up! This new take on a cookbook group, we meet virtually a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month.
You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and love (or like less!) of the spice on Zoom.
A link to the meeting will be sent with registration. This month : Fenugreek Seed
Please register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqdOGhrj8qGdfG4I1EYSWlqKuLE5JxGanH
Let's take this opportunity to spice things up! This new take on a cookbook group, we meet virtually a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month.
You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and love (or like less!) of the spice on Zoom.
A link to the meeting will be sent with registration. This month : Fenugreek Seed
Please register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqdOGhrj8qGdfG4I1EYSWlqKuLE5JxGanH
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
For kids 10 +. Play a big group game like manhunt
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
For kids 10 +. Play a big group game like manhunt
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Hangout time for kids 10+
Watch Movies and Make Crafts
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
Watch Movies and Make Crafts
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
Watch Movies and Make Crafts
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
Watch Movies and Make Crafts
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
Let's take this opportunity to spice things up! This new take on a cookbook group, we meet virtually a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month.
You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and love (or like less!) of the spice on Zoom.
A link to the meeting will be sent with registration. This month : Dried Lemon Juice
Please register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqdOGhrj8qGdfG4I1EYSWlqKuLE5JxGanH
Let's take this opportunity to spice things up! This new take on a cookbook group, we meet virtually a Tuesday a month. Registration comes with a sample pack of the spice of the month.
You prepare a recipe and then come and discuss your opinions, experiences, and love (or like less!) of the spice on Zoom.
A link to the meeting will be sent with registration. This month : Dried Lemon Juice
Please register here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqdOGhrj8qGdfG4I1EYSWlqKuLE5JxGanH
Watch Movies and Make Crafts
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
Watch Movies and Make Crafts
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
Watch Movies and Make Crafts
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
Watch Movies and Make Crafts
Sponsered by the Friends of the Vineyard Haven Public Library
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
This year, the Friends of Vineyard Haven Public Library's 26th Annual 5k Run/Walk to benefit the library will be a "hybrid" event, with a virtual "run on your own" option and an in-person event on Sunday September 24th at 10 am. A free half-mile fun run for kids will also be held at 9:45 am that day. To register and for more information visit runsignup.com.
Medals will be awarded to top finishers. All registered participants, both in-person and virtual, will be entered into a raffle drawing!
"Virtual" 5k runners and walkers have until September 30th to register and enter results online runsignup.com.
This year, the Friends of Vineyard Haven Public Library's 26th Annual 5k Run/Walk to benefit the library will be a "hybrid" event, with a virtual "run on your own" option and an in-person event on Sunday September 24th at 10 am. A free half-mile fun run for kids will also be held at 9:45 am that day. To register and for more information visit runsignup.com.
Medals will be awarded to top finishers. All registered participants, both in-person and virtual, will be entered into a raffle drawing!
"Virtual" 5k runners and walkers have until September 30th to register and enter results online runsignup.com.
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
The Board of Trustees meets at 6pm on the third Wednesday of each month and welcomes your input.
Meeting will be held at the library, with Zoom access https://zoom.us/j/94580360907
To join by telephone: dial 646 558 8656 and enter Meeting ID: 945 8036 0907 when prompted.
The library will be close early at 1pm today due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
The library will be close early at 1pm today due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
The library will be closed for the holiday today.
