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The Valley Bloomers gardening club offers an expert lecture from Marty Klein on the life cycles of mushrooms, their roles in the environment, and a few local species. This presentation will include a Q&A, and will take place on the lower floor of the library. Please remember to wear a mask.
Light-filled paper crafts for all skill levels to bring us safely together through the year’s longest night. Come celebrate the solstice and our hopes for the return of the sun.
This event involves drop in, self-guided crafting and will take place upstairs at the long tables by the computers. A limited number of grab-and-go versions of the activities will also be available.
Join the Valley Bloomers garden club for a talk from Marty Klein of the Pascommuck Conservation Trust.
Join the Valley Bloomers garden club for a talk with Larri Cochran of the Western MA Master Gardeners Association
If the weather is favorable, this event will take place outside at the Northampton Community Gardens.
Bring a beloved stuffie to enjoy a mindful morning & raucous night!
- Arrive with your stuffie to check them in and craft their yoga mat.
- Accompany your stuffie for a special yoga session with instructor Barbara Paulo.
- Say goodbye for the night…
- Pick up your stuffie the next day and hear about their marvelous adventure!
Space is limited and registration is required. Sign up here in person or by calling us at 413-527-1031 or emailing us at youthdept@ewmlibrary.org.Recommended for ages 4-9. Younger and older siblings welcome.