SML Middle Grade Book Group
A book club for middle grade students to explore literary genres. We’ll meet monthly to talk about the stylistic differences between the “classics,” historical fiction, [...]
A book club for middle grade students to explore literary genres. We’ll meet monthly to talk about the stylistic differences between the “classics,” historical fiction, [...]
This year, Take Your Child to the Library Day coincides with one of Salisbury’s biggest events of the year, The Salisbury Winter Sports Association Jumpfest! HVRHS' artgarage is also [...]
Bring a bucket or water receptacle and engage with Jordan Rosenow’s temporary sculpture, Closed Loop, a water fountain created with PVC and a solar powered [...]
Join us for an exploration and discussion with these two authors as they excavate complex stories of family secrets and silences, and reconcile past and [...]
Presented in Collaboration with the Salisbury Association Land Trust (SALT) Register Here In Eager: The Surprising, Secret Life of Beavers and Why They Matter, environmental journalist Ben Goldfarb [...]
SML Book Club Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead led by Claudia Cayne It is the early 1960s, and as the Civil Rights movement begins to [...]
Cosponsored by the Bushnell-Sage Library, Cornwall Library, Hotchkiss Library, Norfolk Library and the Scoville Memorial Library in collaboration with the Connecticut Center for [...]
Cosponsored by the Salisbury Association Land Trust and the Scoville Memorial Library Register Here David Mattson explores the many ways that grizzly bears in the [...]
For centuries powerful forces have purposely crippled public efforts to share knowledge widely and freely. Kaufman, author of the newly released The New Enlightenment [...]
Presented by the Community Events Committee of the Salisbury Association in Collaboration with the Scoville Memorial Library Thomas Jefferson’s home Monticello was a farm of [...]