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Railroad Bridge; Lyndonville Hydro Dam. Lyndonville, VT
Athenaeum Hall Gallery is now displaying photographs by Sierra St. Francis. We will have an opening reception for Sierra on Friday, December 1 at 6 pm. Refreshments will be served. View the exhibit HERE.
Two African country music singers come to America for a complex, surprising - and transformative journey.
83 minutes; Feature Documentary at Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival.
Directed by Jesse Rudoy. Q&A with Editor Loulwa Khoury
This event is free, ADA accessible and open to the public. Listening devices available. Contact Bob Joly at bjoly@stjathenaeum.org or 802-745-1389.
To sign up to make pies, come to the Athenaeum circulation desk or contact Adele West-Fisher at awestfisher@stjathenaeum.org or 802-754-1392.
Join us for three events which celebrate the physical and ephemeral existence of books and language.
Join us for three events on death and dying in September.
Visit the Athenaeum Hall Gallery (2nd floor) to see the Sierra St. Francis Photography exhibit. This installation will be here through August.
Looking for something to do this summer?
Check out these day passes to various Vermont attractions:
· Vermont State Parks - Free
· Vermont State Historic Sites - Free
· ECHO Center - Discounted Admission
· Old Stone House Museum and Historic Village - Free
· Vermont Historical Society - Free
· Craftsbury Chamber Players - Free
For more information or to check out a pass, visit the front circulation desk.
Find out more HERE
Artist Tara Goreau’s exhibit “Surface Tension,” a collection of bright, colorful, thought-provoking murals, will be at the Athenaeum Hall Gallery through April. View the exhibition HERE.
Thanks to a generous donor, the Athenaeum now offers Value Line Digital Financial Services.
Value Line Financial Services - Value Line has been in business since 1931, providing financial research and analysis of 3,400 large, mid & small cap stocks using its proprietary ranking systems. Sorting by “Timeliness” lets you know which company’s stock might be worth buying now. Also download individual analyst reports of the companies you might be interested in following.
LInks:
Go to Value Line HERE. Use your library card number to log in. Please do not share your library card information or Value Line login with others.
Click HERE to go to Value Line’s YouTube series “One Stock to Buy Now.” Just watching one of these videos in which Value Line Analysts use the site to justify a stock they recommend not only gives the person a stock recommendation, but also shows them some great tips & tricks.
Value Line and other digital services offered by the Athenaeum available HERE.
This exhibit shows the lives of migrant Mexican workers on Vermont Dairy Farms. Sponsored by Vermont Humanities. Show runs through February.
Wednesday, January 18, 7 pm
Vermont Humanities scholar Dr. Alan Berolzheimer facilitates this discussion of this Vermont Reads book.
Wednesday, January 25, 6 pm: Cesar Chavez
Wednesday, February 22, 6 pm: Who is Dayani Cristal
Films are free and open to the public
Wednesday, February 1, 7 pm
This presentation explores Migrant Justice organizers from Vermont’s immigrant dairy farmer community.
Tuesday, February 28, 1:30 PM
Join us for a read aloud and discussion about migrant workers.
For ages 6-10.
Secondhand Prose just received a donation of hundreds of mint-condition holiday-themed books! Come check them out for yourself or your holiday gift-giving! Open Monday-Saturday, 11 am-3 pm at 1222 Main Street, St. Johnsbury!
Looking for a fun, hands-on way to teach math to your kids? The Children’s Library has a collection of educational books and brick sets for loan to families, teachers and tutors.
Topics include: Counting/Cardinality, Addition, Subtraction, Fractions, Measurements, Multiplication & Division.
Brick Sets can only be borrowed with a Brick Math Educational Book Set.
*Acquisitions made possible through a donation from Brigantine Media.
Want more information?
Contact Becky Hatfield, Youth Service Librarian by email: bhatfield@stjathenaeum.org or by phone: 802-745-1391.
Singer and historian Linda Radtke, in period garb and “Votes for Women” sash, celebrates the centennial of the passage of the 19th Amendment, specifically highlighting the decades-long persistence of Vermonters. Radtke’s engaging presentation, accompanied by pianist Cameron Steinmetz, highlights Vermonters’ efforts as they lobbied for total enfranchisement.
Linda Radtke, a classically trained singer, was a Vermont high school teacher for thirty-one years and now produces the VPR Choral Hour on Vermont Public.
This event is sponsored by Vermont Humanities. It is ADA accessible and free to the public.
More information HERE
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