White Hart Speaker series presents Susan Kinsolving “Peripheral Vision” new poetry
The White Hart Speaker Series is presented in collaboration with The White Hart Inn, Scoville Memorial Library and Oblong Books & Music [...]
The Weed That Took Over The World: Japanese Knotweed in the Wild and Scenic Housatonic Landscape presented by Tom Zetterstrom
Cosponsored by the Salisbury Association Land Trust, the Sharon Land Land Trust, Housatonic River Commission, Housatonic Valley Association, and the Scoville Memorial Library [...]
Welcoming Refugees While Maintaining Our Security: How the US Security Screening Process for Refugees has Worked for Decades.
Presented by Chris George, Executive Director of IRIS, Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services Chris George delivers an interactive presentation on the US refugee resettlement [...]
The White Hart Speaker Series: “Inheritance A memoir of Genealogy, Paternity and Love” by Dani Shapiro
The White Hart Speaker Series is presented in collaboration with The White Hart Inn, Scoville Memorial Library and Oblong Books & Music The acclaimed [...]
Mark Mikolas: “A Beginner’s Guide to Recognizing Trees of the Northeast”
A collaboration of the Scoville Memorial Library and the Salisbury Association Land Trust Everyone seems to have a great affinity for trees, but wish [...]
SAHS: “The Lakeville Crucifix” by local historian and author Geoffrey Brown
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 [...]
SAHS: “The Connecticut 169 Club: Your Passport and Guide to Exploring Connecticut” presented by author and historian Marty Podskoch
A collaboration of the Salisbury Association Historical Society and the Scoville Memorial Library The travel book guide and passport to all 169 Connecticut [...]
Salisbury Association Historical Society presents Peter McEachern “A Forgotten History”
A collaboration of the Salisbury Historical Association Society and the Scoville Memorial Library In 2016 in his newly purchased house on Farnum [...]
Native American Life and Lessons
Go back 1000 years to the Eastern Woodlands! The Institute For American Indian Studies educators will bring the museum experience to our library [...]
“Connecticut Architecture: Stories of 100 Places” presented by author Christopher Wigren, Deputy Director of the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation
Connecticut boasts some of the oldest and most distinctive architecture in New England, from Colonial churches and Modernist houses to refurbished nineteenth-century factories. The state’s [...]