Upcoming Programs & Events
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Stop by the library on December 7th from 4:30-5:30 PM to have all your tech questions answered! Our Local Tech Wizard, James Harvey, can guide you through the solutions for free.
Join us for a screening of "The Quarry Project" film on Wednesday, December 14th from 6-8 PM. The Quarry Project, conceived and directed by Hannah Dennison, was a site-specific dance/theater piece created for the Wells Lamson, one of the oldest, deepest granite quarries in the country, situated in the small village of Websterville, Vermont. Seven years in the making, the sold out performances happened over 14 days in August of 2022.
The 40 minute film of these performances will be shown in various locations in Vermont and New Hampshire starting December 12, 2022. Suggested donation of $5. The screening will be followed by a conversation with members of the ensemble.
The film director is Lukas Huffman, co-founder and content director of Huffman Studio, an award-winning digital production agency, now based in his hometown of Montpelier. Lukas comes to media production after a career as a professional snowboarder.
For more information and a list of the screening sites, go to: https://thequarryproject2022.com/events
For questions about the project: ctgahannah@gmail.com
Photographer: Julia Barstow
The 40 minute film of these performances will be shown in various locations in Vermont and New Hampshire starting December 12, 2022. Suggested donation of $5. The screening will be followed by a conversation with members of the ensemble.
The film director is Lukas Huffman, co-founder and content director of Huffman Studio, an award-winning digital production agency, now based in his hometown of Montpelier. Lukas comes to media production after a career as a professional snowboarder.
For more information and a list of the screening sites, go to: https://thequarryproject2022.com/events
For questions about the project: ctgahannah@gmail.com
Photographer: Julia Barstow
Join us for a winter-themed Kids Craft Hour with local craftswoman, Ms. Debi on Friday, December 16th from 4-5 PM. All ages are welcome!
Join us on Monday, December 19th at 10-11 AM for an hour listening to holiday stories in a warm & cheerful atmosphere! All ages & stuffed animals are welcome! Hot cocoa & refreshments provided.
December's Living Well Discussion Group will chat about "Blue Zones"--or five places in the world where people live the longest & healthiest. Join us on Monday, December 19th from 5-6 PM.
Our weekly Yarn & Craft Circle meets every Thursday at 5 PM, in-person at the Chelsea Public Library or virtually. Email ChelseaLibraryVT@gmail.com for the Google Meet link. All skill levels and crafts are welcome!
Current Art Exhibit:
Folk art tapestries
inspired by ancient themes, handcrafted in wool felt by Neysa Russo.
COVID-19 Community Archiving Project SubmissionsChelsea Public School
Dian Parker - "Silent Quarantine"
Sandy Doyle
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