Adult Events

This month, our virtual adult craft will be a glass tea light candle holder that you paint to look like sea glass.

Help yourself welcome in spring's new beginnings with monthly virtual meditation this spring.  Join us along with Amy Rutledge, a certified meditation instructor to learn how to cultivate self love, self worth, confidence, compassion, focus, concentration, stress, anxiety relief, and help with navigating difficult emotions and change. Promote connection, community, and peace to all.  Classes are 30 minutes with an intro, guided practice, then time for Q&A. Open to all levels and beginners welcome! 

Make a St. Patrick's Day feast of  Irish stew and Irish soda muffins with Chef Rob from the comfort of your kitchen.

The Happy Hour Book Club discusses Dear Mrs. Bird by AJ Pearce.

Reading group discussion questions may be found here.

Help yourself welcome in spring's new beginnings with monthly virtual meditation this spring.  Join us along with Amy Rutledge, a certified meditation instructor to learn how to cultivate self love, self worth, confidence, compassion, focus, concentration, stress, anxiety relief, and help with navigating difficult emotions and change. Promote connection, community, and peace to all.  Classes are 30 minutes with an intro, guided practice, then time for Q&A. Open to all levels and beginners welcome! 

In the past, the folks at Strange New England have been spending time in the libraries and archives in preparation for their expeditions. In that time, they've amassed a list 103 different inscriptions and petroglyphs in stone across the northeast. Some of these are what they would refer to as historic graffiti. The most interesting inscriptions they've uncovered have been the center of a debate of going back to the late 1600s.

Though their research will continue, they thought it would be best to begin hunting down these written rocks. Their first was hidden in an unusual cave along a hillside in Hardwick MA. There they have learned  inscriptions form the late 1800s could be found.  

Their work has been seen in National Geographic's Open Explorer.

Please join us for this virtual event by registering on this website to be sent a link on the day of the event.

The Movie Club with gather online for its monthly discussion to discuss Alfred Hitchcock's Rope.  Phone in option is available.