Please join us as we explore the ancient Chinese tile game of winds, dragons, and number tiles. If you like Rummy-style card games, you’ll love Mah Jongg!
We’ll be meeting on the free website MyJongg.net, with a Zoom call allowing us to chat once again. All are welcome—no experience necessary!
Registration required — Please register by clicking here. This program uses the application Zoom and the website MyJongg.net. You will need a National Mah Jongg League 2020 card to participate.
Join Ethan Tapper, the Chittenden County Forester, for a lecture on Vermont’s forests. Ethan will discuss how forests work, their role in our lives and our quality of life, and how managing them can be done in a way that is regenerative and that supports their health, vibrancy and resilience. Ethan will also explore how Vermont’s forests can help us create a better world, from Vermont’s communities and ecosystems to communities and ecosystems across the world, and how they can support justice and equity.
Registration required — Please register by clicking here. This program uses the application Zoom.
FYI, the young writers in our community are amazing. Come hang out with us to play writing games, stretch your skills, and free write whatever project you have going on.
Members of the Young Writer’s group are guaranteed a writer care kit with a special bonus inside!
Call 899-4962 or register here for a meeting link http://bit.ly/drmlyouth121
This series of programs is designed to demystify digital technologies. Have questions you’d like answered? Send your suggestions to Erik – [email protected]
Registration required — Please register by clicking here. This program uses the application Zoom. Need assistance in joining the program? Email Erik – [email protected]
Back by wildly popular demand! Join your friends and deduce who’s totally sus and who’s safe in a librarian-moderated online environment. The app is free on Android and iOS systems, or costs $5 through Steam.
Call 899-4962 or register here for a meeting link: http://bit.ly/drmlyouth121
This month we’ll be reading and talking about the manga, Age of Adventure: Set in 1876, young Takanosuke Arashi is sent to deliver a top-secret message to the United States of America.
When his ship is waylaid by pirates, Takanosuke is cast adrift with an eclectic group of passengers, including a dog with four names, and part of a treasure map. We’ll be reading this manga online through ComicsPlus. Visit our elibrary web page to get set up. https://www.drml.org/collections/elibrary/
After our discussion we’ll play the drawing game scribbl.io!
Call 899-4962 or register here for a meeting link: http://bit.ly/drmlyouth121