A local group of writers who meet twice monthly. New members are always welcome.

Join us for stories and activities and to play with friends. Open to all ages. This year's theme is "Unearth a Story!" This summer we will be exploring fossils, dinosaurs, archeology, history, and more through books, art, and activities. Story times and activities will take place every Saturday at 10 am throughout the summer.

Join us for stories and activities and to play with friends. Open to all ages. This year's theme is "Unearth a Story!" This summer we will be exploring fossils, dinosaurs, archeology, history, and more through books, art, and activities. Story times and activities will take place every Saturday at 10 am throughout the summer.

Join us for stories and activities and to play with friends. Open to all ages. This year's theme is "Unearth a Story!" This summer we will be exploring fossils, dinosaurs, archeology, history, and more through books, art, and activities. Story times and activities will take place every Saturday at 10 am throughout the summer.

A local group of writers who meet twice monthly. New members are always welcome.

Have you read any good books that have inspired you about the outdoors, nature, or the climate? Join folks from the Mary Blood Library and the Mt. Ascutney Interpreter for a hike to a woodsy spot to share a book you've read or hear about what others have read! This could be anything from a non-fiction book, a memoir, a fantasy novel, a gardening book, or a thriller that takes place in the woods. 

A few suggestions: A Walk in the Woods; How to Love a Forest; The Last Child in the Woods; The Hike; The Snow Child; Cabin: Off the Grid Adventures; Prodigal Summer; Serviceberry; Migrations; The Trail; Wild Ideas; Grandma Gatewood’s Walk; The Overstory; The God of the Woods; The Hidden Life of Trees. And there are so many others! We’ll have the “books in the woods” outing on July 18th, so you have time for a good read. Enjoy!

If it rains we will reschedule for a later date.

Join us for stories and activities and to play with friends. Open to all ages. This year's theme is "Unearth a Story!" This summer we will be exploring fossils, dinosaurs, archeology, history, and more through books, art, and activities. Story times and activities will take place every Saturday at 10 am throughout the summer.

Join the Vermont Historical Society to investigate how museums help share the past!  

The program includes a read aloud of Paul Fleishman's The Matchbox Diary and a close-looking activity with artifacts from the museum collection.  

All participating youth will receive a free family pass to continue their exploration at the Vermont History Museum in Montpelier. 

(Recommended for grades K-3 but all are welcome.)

Join us for stories and activities and to play with friends. Open to all ages. This year's theme is "Unearth a Story!" This summer we will be exploring fossils, dinosaurs, archeology, history, and more through books, art, and activities. Story times and activities will take place every Saturday at 10 am throughout the summer.

Jo Keiller will speak to us about StoryWorth, a program that sends prompts to spark your memories, then publishes your written words in a hardbound book as a memoir for your future generations.

A local group of writers who meet twice monthly. New members are always welcome.

Smart, silly, and endlessly fun, this high-energy musical brings the beloved songs of TV’s Schoolhouse Rock to life. 

From “Conjunction Junction” to “I’m Just a Bill,” these unforgettable tunes turn grammar, math, history, and science into joyful storytelling. The show bursts with humor and invites audiences of all generations to laugh and rediscover just how fun learning can be.

This free, touring production will be performed by artists in Weston’s Young Company at community partner venues throughout Southern Vermont.

Hosted at the West Windsor Town Hall.

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Box Office Phone: 802-824-5288

Box Office Email: tickets@westontheater.org

Join us for stories and activities and to play with friends. Open to all ages.

This year's theme is "Unearth a Story!" This summer we will be exploring fossils, dinosaurs, archeology, history, and more through books, art, and activities. Story times and activities will take place every Saturday at 10 am throughout the summer.

Join us for stories, activities, and brunch foods as we kick off a summer of reading. This year's theme is "Unearth a Story!" This summer we will be exploring fossils, dinosaurs, archeology, history, and more through books, art, and activities. Story times and activities will take place every Saturday at 10 am throughout the summer.

A local group of writers who meet twice monthly. New members are always welcome.

While the United States Constitution is small in size, it is large enough to support our most dramatic disagreements. Beginning with the clash between slave states and free states, we have staged all of our controversies on the Articles and Amendments. Even during the Civil War, the Constitution held.

Once again we are divided on the merits of the Constitution: can it redeem us or is it a convenient cloak for white supremacy? Neither a divine document nor a tool of elites, the Constitution might also be seen as an invitation to develop the habits of civic friendship.

This Program is Supported by the Vermont Humanities Council.

Our little library is turning 125 years old! Join us to share food, meet some of the Library Trustees, and learn about what has changed at the library in the last 125 years, and the last handful of years. At 6:30, Professor Meg Mott will give her presentation on the Constitution, as we reflect on the country’s 250 year history.

A local group of writers who meet twice monthly. New members are always welcome.

Join us to read some stories and play with friends! Geared towards ages 0-5, but all are welcome.

To view meeting agendas please visit the town website: https://westwindsorvt.govoffice2.com/index.asp?Type=B_EV&SEC={1975B07A-557D-4B2F-8F8B-B95BE0ABD1B2}&DE={EE5B5EC3-BE84-4777-9D50-9D97CE274B53}

For meeting minutes, use this link: https://westwindsorvt.govoffice2.com/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={33BA22AB-ADDD-4F27-82FC-7C9D16ADB6FE}

Tess Hunter is a local author and is also the managing editor for the Vermont Standard. Join us to learn about her debut novel, The Spark and the Star. You will also be able to ask Tess questions about writing and publishing.

About the book: The Spark and the Star is an adult fantasy novel about an ambitious alkhemist who has less than a year to overthrow an Imperator in a quest to secure the Philosopher's Stone before alkhemy disappears for the next 25 years.

The next Coffee and Sustainability will feature a discussion of invasive species in Vermont. Joanne Garton, Technical Assistance Coordinator, Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, Department of Forests, will update us on the emerald ash borer and other emerging pests and diseases for trees, including beech leaf disease. Ginger Nickerson, outreach specialist at UVM Extension, will present information on invasive plant species. Please join us at 4:00 PM, Wednesday, 20 May at the Mary Blood Library, West Windsor Vermont. All are welcome.

- West Windsor Sustainability Committee

Join us to read some stories and play with friends! Geared towards ages 0-5, but all are welcome.

A local group of writers who meet twice monthly. New members are always welcome.

Join us to read some stories and play with friends! Geared towards ages 0-5, but all are welcome.