Stowe Free Library

Don't miss the first program in our "In Our Own Backyard" series, tomorrow night at 7pm!

 

Ben Watson, author of Cider: Hard and Sweet will be joining us in the Community Meeting Room. Ben will be telling us all about cider and apples, and bringing samples of apples to share.

Our new series with the Stowe Land Trust and the Vermont Ski Museum, "Bats, Biodiesel, and the Barnyard" may seem like a strange mix, but it is a great way for our three organizations to work together!

 

Make sure you have on your calendar tomorrow night's Gazebo Concert, featuring the combined Morristown Miltary and Waterbury Town Bands. This is a yearly tradition, and the one time a year these two bands join forces. You'll hear toe-tapping Broadway tunes, military marches, music from a bygone era, and, of course, the National Anthem.

So much of our news these days happens to be bad news… but in times like these, there are many occasions to take a deep look at our financial, mental, spiritual, and physical lives and recognize opportunities, make changes, and overcome challenges.

 

To this end, the Stowe Free Library, including Board of Trustee member Jo Sabel Courtney, have partnered with Dr. Rick Barnett, Psy.

Don't miss our final Face to Face: Meet the Author of the Spring Season when we welcome former Stowe resident Winslow Myers on Tuesday, May 12 at 7pm to discuss his book Living Beyond War. Read up on the full story from The Stowe Reporter:

 

http://www.stowetoday.com/articles/2009/05/08/this_week_in_st

The Vermont State Parks and the Department of Libraries are generously donating a free day parks pass to every library in Vermont, including the Stowe Free Library!

 

Like our popular ECHO pass, patrons will be able to check out the pass and use it for free day admission at the Vermont State Parks.

The Stowe Free Library will host Joe Citro, Vermont’s chronicler of the strange and supernatural, on Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 7:30 p.m. as part of its “Face to Face: Meet the Author” series.

 

Joe Citro is a native Vermonter, novelist, and public radio commentator who has done a lot to keep New England’s history and folklore alive.