Upcoming Programs & Events
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Valentine's Day edition of Kids Craft Hour will be on February 10th from 4-5 pm. We'll be making valentines for all the special people in your life--friends & family! Supplies provided.
We're having a Black History Month celebration on Saturday, February 18th from 11 AM - 12 PM featuring picture book biographies & stories, as well as button-making! We'll learn about folks like Nina Simone, Mary Walker, Muddy Waters, Katherine Johnson, & more. Supplies provided.
Join us for a very special presentation on Myofascial Release by local practitioner, Randy Phelps, on Monday, February 20th from 6-7 pm at SafeArt (street-level)! Myofascial Release is a hands-on technique that involves applying gentle sustained pressure into the Myofascial connective tissue restrictions to eliminate pain and restore motion. Randy Phelps will be discussing the techniques and offering demonstrations. We will focus on how the body communicates what it wants during a MFR session. Wear t-shirt and shorts if you'd like a demo.
This will be a field trip for the Living Well Discussion Group at a slightly later time. Space will be warm. SafeArt is located next to Mascoma Bank: 292 VT Rte. 110 in Chelsea, VT.
This will be a field trip for the Living Well Discussion Group at a slightly later time. Space will be warm. SafeArt is located next to Mascoma Bank: 292 VT Rte. 110 in Chelsea, VT.
It's time for our monthly drop-in tech help hour! 📱 💥 💻
Having trouble with your phone, tablet or computer? Unsure about uploads, downloads, apps, pdfs, and more?? Convinced that technology senses hesitation? (It does.) James Harvey, our local Tech Wizard, can help!
Stop by the Chelsea Public Library between 4:30-5:30 PM on Tuesday, February 21st for answers to your most confounding questions. Bring your device, if applicable, but we'll also have computers on hand for quick demos. Now is your chance! No appointment needed.
Having trouble with your phone, tablet or computer? Unsure about uploads, downloads, apps, pdfs, and more?? Convinced that technology senses hesitation? (It does.) James Harvey, our local Tech Wizard, can help!
Stop by the Chelsea Public Library between 4:30-5:30 PM on Tuesday, February 21st for answers to your most confounding questions. Bring your device, if applicable, but we'll also have computers on hand for quick demos. Now is your chance! No appointment needed.
WOW! Our Yarn & Craft Circle Retreat with potluck chili lunch will be on Saturday, March 4th from 10 AM - 2 PM! Bring your favorite craft/yarn project(s) for a day of good company, skill-sharing, crafting stories, and delicious vegetarian chili! Bring a dish to share, if you're able. Craft supplies not provided.
Our regular Yarn & Craft Circle meets weekly, every Thursday at 5 PM, in-person at the Chelsea Public Library. All skill levels and crafts are welcome!
Current Art Exhibit:
Winter's Abloom
Watercolor Paintings by Tanya Libby
Artist's statement:
Timeless, yet fresh and new, sophisticated, yet exquisitely simple, my florals long to be examined and enjoyed.
I use a variety of paint and ink to create infinite textures in three-dimensions on canvas and paper. As a teenager, I was introduced to the artwork of Georgia O’Keeffe. Her floral paintings sparked a peaceful and joyous feeling within me which has influenced my work. I'm inspired by the nature of flowers, their delicacy, form, and vibrant colors.
In this collection, I've focused on capturing the inherent, unassuming beauty of the flowers of Vermont. Flowers are the earth’s special gifts. Their wonders deserve to be magnified, honored, and thoroughly enjoyed. By painting them, I am letting them blossom forever.
Timeless, yet fresh and new, sophisticated, yet exquisitely simple, my florals long to be examined and enjoyed.
I use a variety of paint and ink to create infinite textures in three-dimensions on canvas and paper. As a teenager, I was introduced to the artwork of Georgia O’Keeffe. Her floral paintings sparked a peaceful and joyous feeling within me which has influenced my work. I'm inspired by the nature of flowers, their delicacy, form, and vibrant colors.
In this collection, I've focused on capturing the inherent, unassuming beauty of the flowers of Vermont. Flowers are the earth’s special gifts. Their wonders deserve to be magnified, honored, and thoroughly enjoyed. By painting them, I am letting them blossom forever.
COVID-19 Community Archiving Project SubmissionsChelsea Public School
Dian Parker - "Silent Quarantine"
Sandy Doyle
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