Historical Fiction Discussion
Lydia Cassett Reading the Morning Paper is the book to be discussed this afternoon.Copies available and new participants welcome.
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Historical Fiction Book Discussion
QUECHEE LIBRARYLydia Cassatt Reads the Morning Newspaper by Helen Scott Chessman is set in the art world of 1880 Paris. Ill and aware of her approaching death, Lydia contemplates art and love as she serves as her sister Mary’s most memorable model. Hybrid. Email michaela@quecheelibrary.org for zoom link.
Wilder Dances
WILDER CLUB AND LIBRARYSomatic dancing with an excellent playlist curated by Jes Raymond. All are welcome to come and move their bodies. WEEKLY EVENT
Jake and Jazz
Jake Kelleher will be playing jazz at the Quechee Library every other Thursday from 4-6 pm. Perfect music for listening, browsing and reading by.
Sci-Fi Discussion Group
QUECHEE LIBRARYJoin in to discuss A Desolation Called Peace by Arkady Makine. Copies available at the Quechee Library. Hybrid. Email info@quecheelibrary.org for the zoom link
Monday Mystery Discussion Group
QUECHEE LIBRARYDecember brings a topical theme: any holiday mysteries are welcome! Each month at 4 pm at the Quechee Library. Participants will select books from the wide assortment available of murderous holidays. Hybrid. Email michaela@quecheelibrary.org for the zoom link.
Annual Kids Ornament Making Day
WILDER CLUB AND LIBRARYKids are welcome to come to the library to make 10 different ornaments to take home or donate to Meals on Wheels! Wilder - Wednesday 12/4 Quechee - Thursday 12/5
Annual Kids Ornament Making Day
QUECHEE LIBRARYKids are welcome to come to the library to make 10 different ornaments to take home or donate to Meals on Wheels! Wilder - Wednesday 12/4 Quechee - Thursday 12/5
Jake and Jazz
Jake Kelleher will be playing jazz at the Quechee Library every other Thursday from 4-6 pm. Perfect music for listening, browsing and reading by.
Bugbee Book Discussion
BUGBEE SENIOR CENTERThe first Friday of each month Debbie Marcus leads a discussion on a new title—ranging across the genres. For Dec. 6 at 1 pm, Agony Hill by Sarah Stewart Taylor will be the mystery to enjoy–set right here in the Upper Valley in the 1960s. Copies available with Alec at Bugbee.
Bugbee Book Discussion
Agony Hill by Sarah Stewart Taylor will be the mystery to enjoy–set right here in the Upper Valley in the 1960s. Quechee Library Trustee Debbie Marcus leads the hybrid discussion. Pick up a copy at Bugbee Center.
Historical Fiction Group Discussion
QUECHEE LIBRARYTable for Two is the book up for conversation. By Amor Towles, the book includes a novella set in Golden Age Hollywood and several short stories in New York circa 2000. This hybrid discussion will focus on the noirish LA tale that follows Evelyn from the author’s Rules of Civility, but do read the stories too. Much …
