It’s starting to get too chilly to turn the pages, so story time will be moving inside. Everyone over the age of 2 years old must wear a mask. Seating will be set up to encourage distancing.
We will be discussing First Degree by David Rosenfelt. If you need a book, please call the library (899-4962) to request a copy. Due to delays with our courier you should request soon so that it has time to arrive.
We will be meeting in person in the program room. Masks are required. A Zoom meeting will also be available for those who prefer a virtual option. Please contact Holly ([email protected]) if you would like to receive a link to the Zoom meeting.
Join this entertaining duo as they draw deeply from the American Songbook, bringing the best of jazz, country, folk, and blues.
Rebecca backs her smoldering alto with guitar and ukulele. She has performed throughout New England at coffeehouses, bars, events, festivals, town halls, opera houses, weddings, and has opened for acts from LeAnn Rimes to Patty Larkin.
Clare is a Vermont-based ukulele shenanigan instigator who brings a lighthearted style to the stage with her ukulele, banjolele, and harmonica. Driven by a hurricane-force love of making music with friends, imperfect strangers, students, and unsung musical heroes, she thrives on taking part in creating lighthearted learning and listening experiences for students, fellow musicians, and audiences.
Registration required — This program will meet both in person and on Zoom. In-person seating will be limited and requires prior registration. Please call the library at 802-899-4962 to reserve a seat. All visitors to the library over the age of two are required to wear a mask.
To register for the virtual livestream, please click here: https://drmlhost.wufoo.com/forms/drml-program-registration-a-december-2021/
According to the medieval Icelandic sagas, a Viking woman came to the New World 500 years before Columbus. Gudrid the Far-Traveler, sister-in-law of the explorer Leif Eiriksson, tried to set up a colony on the shores of the Gulf of St Lawrence around the year 1000. While this story was long thought to be a myth, author Nancy Marie Brown tells how more and more of Gudrid’s story is being proved true by recent archaeological digs in Newfoundland, Greenland, and Iceland.
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The Far Traveler: Voyages of a Viking Woman is a Vermont Humanities program hosted by Deborah Rawson Memorial Library. (Supported in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this program do not necessarily represent those of the NEH or Vermont Humanities.)