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Spanish Conversation Group
Jun
16

Spanish Conversation Group

Spanish Conversation Group
Every Tuesday at 5:30 pm
Greensboro Free Library

Join us for a relaxed and welcoming Spanish conversation group with Anna Kehler.

This is an informal space for anyone interested in practicing or learning Spanish, whether you are just starting out, brushing up after years away, or already comfortable speaking. All levels are welcome.

The group is low pressure, conversational, and easy to drop into whenever you can. Come listen, speak, ask questions, and learn alongside others in a friendly community setting.

No registration required.

Questions:
info@greensborofreelibrary.org
annakehler@gmail.com

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Spanish Conversation Group
Jun
2

Spanish Conversation Group

Spanish Conversation Group
Every Tuesday at 5:30 pm
Greensboro Free Library

Join us for a relaxed and welcoming Spanish conversation group with Anna Kehler.

This is an informal space for anyone interested in practicing or learning Spanish, whether you are just starting out, brushing up after years away, or already comfortable speaking. All levels are welcome.

The group is low pressure, conversational, and easy to drop into whenever you can. Come listen, speak, ask questions, and learn alongside others in a friendly community setting.

No registration required.

Questions:
info@greensborofreelibrary.org
annakehler@gmail.com

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Vermont Sampler Stories
May
28

Vermont Sampler Stories

Vermont Sampler Stories

Vermont Sampler Stories
Thursday, May 28
5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Greensboro Free Library

Join us for an evening with Michele Pagán exploring the history and stories behind 19th century Vermont schoolgirl samplers.

These pieces of needlework offer a fascinating glimpse into early female education, family life, local history, and the values that shaped communities in Vermont. Michele’s presentation draws from her research into the Revolutionary War ancestors of the girls who created these samplers and the broader cultural history surrounding them.

Michele Pagán is a textile conservator and researcher based in East Dorset, Vermont. Her work focuses on preserving and studying historic textiles, and she currently serves as Special Projects Coordinator for the Vermont Sampler Initiative.

This program is sponsored by Vermont Humanities and is free and open to the public.

Questions:
director@greensborofreelibrary.org
802-533-2531

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Bird Walk – Bear Glen Trails
May
24

Bird Walk – Bear Glen Trails

Bird Walk – Bear Glen Trails

Saturday, May 24
7:00 AM

Join us for a spring bird walk and spend a quiet morning observing and learning about the birds in our area.

These walks are open to all and welcome a range of experience levels. Whether you are new to birding or have been at it for years, it is a good opportunity to slow down, listen, and spend time outdoors together. Families are welcome. Participants should be comfortable walking at a relaxed pace and able to stay fairly quiet during observation.

This walk will be led by JoAnn Hanowski of Vermont Audubon and will take place at Bear Glen Trails.

Date: Saturday, May 24
Meeting Location: Meet at the end of Collier Road
Time: 7:00 AM

Please register at the library, call 802-533-2531, or email greensborofree@gmail.com

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Floral Art Workshop - Marger Cecilia Villamizar
May
21

Floral Art Workshop - Marger Cecilia Villamizar

Ikebana-Inspired Upcycled Floral Art Workshop
Thursday, May 21 at 5:00 pm
Greensboro Free Library

Join exhibiting artist Marger Cecilia Villamizar for a hands-on workshop exploring Ikebana-inspired floral art using foraged, natural, and upcycled materials.

Ikebana is a Japanese style of flower arranging that emphasizes simplicity, balance, natural forms, and thoughtful placement. This workshop will take a flexible and creative approach, using branches, leaves, flowers, and found materials to create unique arrangements with intention and care.

Marger will provide a variety of materials for participants to work with and bring home. Participants are also encouraged to bring some of their own materials if they would like, such as branches, dried plants, flowers, seed pods, fabric, or other natural objects.

This workshop is connected to Marger’s month-long exhibition currently on view at the library through June 2.

Registration is required. Space is limited to 10 participants.

To register, please complete the form below or contact the library:
director@greensborofreelibrary.org
802-533-2531



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Bird Walk – Bathtub Rock / Porter Brook
May
17

Bird Walk – Bathtub Rock / Porter Brook

Bird Walk – Bathtub Rock / Porter Brook

Saturday, May 17
7:00 AM

Join us for a spring bird walk and spend a quiet morning observing and learning about the birds in our area.

These walks are open to all and welcome a range of experience levels. Whether you are new to birding or have been at it for years, it is a good opportunity to slow down, listen, and spend time outdoors together. Families are welcome. Participants should be comfortable walking at a relaxed pace and able to stay fairly quiet during observation.

This walk will be led by Chris Steel and will take place at Bathtub Rock / Porter Brook.

Date: Saturday, May 17
Location: Meet at the Highland Lodge
Time: 7:00 AM

Please register at the library, call 802-533-2531, or email greensborofree@gmail.com

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Morels & Spring Mycology
Apr
23

Morels & Spring Mycology

Morels and Spring Mycology with Annabelle Langlois

Thursday, April 23 at 5:00 PM:

Join Annabelle Langlois from Kingdom Fungi for an evening focused on spring mushroom hunting in Vermont. We will cover which species to look for this time of year, with a large portion of the program dedicated to morel hunting and recent findings about their diversity and ecology. In the upstairs meeting room of the Library. Free and open to all.

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