Grief Through Story: Initiating a Gentle Conversation About Death, Dying and Grief with Children For any adult in the life of a young person Co-hosted by Sunderland, Deerfield & Hatfield Public Libraries and presented by Shelly Bathe Lenn from The Garden: A Center for Grieving Children and Teens Free Sunderland Public Library, 20 School Street For more information about this free workshop, or about The Garden, contact Shelly Bathe Lenn 413-582-5312
Tonight's informational meeting about the library expansion project has been postponed to this Thursday, February 11th at 6:30 at the library. Please note the change in venue. Please come to this important meeting to find out what the committee has been working on to date.
This session, in conjunction with our Deerfield Reads program will focus on re-use and recycle. We'll have stations to visit and a few ongoing projects. Everything will be made of something that already had a use. Some questions we hope to answer: How can you make a piece of paper big enough to walk through? How can you use empty chip bags for other uses? Activities at the sessions will help us answer these questions. This enrichment activity is funded by Frontier Regional Coordinated Family and Community Engagement Program which is funded by the MA Department of Early Education and Care and by Tilton Library.
Write to be understood, speak to be heard, READ to grow. (Lawrence Clark Powell) – Come grow with us! No sign up needed – all children 0-5 (and their caregivers) are welcome.
This session, in conjunction with our Deerfield Reads program will focus on re-use and recycle. We'll have stations to visit and a few ongoing projects. Everything will be made of something that already had a use. Some questions we hope to answer: How can you make a piece of paper big enough to walk through? How can you use empty chip bags for other uses? Activities at the sessions will help us answer these questions. This enrichment activity is funded by Frontier Regional Coordinated Family and Community Engagement Program which is funded by the MA Department of Early Education and Care and by Tilton Library.
Join us to welcome Amy Donovan, Program Coordinator, Franklin County Solid Waste District and a clump of live worms who will set up shop in a corner of the children's room and eat our food scraps and old newspapers. Amy will explain how the bin works and how to set one up at home. 2016 Deerfield Reads Community Discussion Event Free and open to all ages. This project made possible with funds provided by: a grant from the Deerfield Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency; Friends of Tilton Library; Greenfield Cooperative Bank and Greenfield Savings Bank.
This session, in conjunction with our Deerfield Reads program will focus on re-use and recycle. We'll have stations to visit and a few ongoing projects. Everything will be made of something that already had a use. Some questions we hope to answer: How can you make a piece of paper big enough to walk through? How can you use empty chip bags for other uses? Activities at the sessions will help us answer these questions. This enrichment activity is funded by Frontier Regional Coordinated Family and Community Engagement Program which is funded by the MA Department of Early Education and Care and by Tilton Library.
“Clegg is both delicately lyrical and emotionally direct in this masterful novel, which strives to show how people make bearable what is unbearable.” Booklist Third Thursday is an informal group, open to all, no sign up necessary. Reserve your book at the adult circulation desk or online.
This session, in conjunction with our Deerfield Reads program will focus on re-use and recycle. We'll have stations to visit and a few ongoing projects. Everything will be made of something that already had a use. Some questions we hope to answer: How can you make a piece of paper big enough to walk through? How can you use empty chip bags for something else? Activities at the sessions will help us answer these questions. This enrichment activity is funded by Frontier Regional Coordinated Family and Community Engagement Program which is funded by the MA Department of Early Education and Care and by Tilton Library.