Cosponsored by the Salisbury Association Land Trust, the Sharon Land Land Trust, and the Scoville Memorial Library Japanese Knotweed is one of the [...]
Presented by Chris George, Executive Director of IRIS, Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services Chris George delivers an interactive presentation on the US refugee resettlement [...]
The poems of Mary Oliver are clear and accessible to the reader. This discussion group will read a dozen of her acclaimed poems and [...]
A collaboration of the Salisbury Association Historical Society (SAHS) and the Scoville Memorial Library In the 1880s events in Lakeville, Connecticut made the front page [...]
Tina Fu, the Mandarin instructor at Hotchkiss will help us learn about Chinese culture and observe the Chinese New Year. We will tell stories about [...]
A collaboration of the Salisbury Association Historical Society and the Scoville Memorial Library The travel book guide and passport to all 169 Connecticut [...]
A Brush bot is a small robot made by combining a toothbrush head and a vibrating pager motor. The vibrations from the motor travel [...]
A collaboration of the Salisbury Historical Association Society and the Scoville Memorial Library In 2016 in his newly purchased house on Farnum [...]
Go back 1000 years to the Eastern Woodlands! The Institute For American Indian Studies educators will bring the museum experience to our library [...]
Angela Himsel was raised in a German‐American family, one of eleven children who shared a single bathroom in their rented ramshackle farmhouse in Indiana. [...]