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The Storywalk at Camp Ingalls is open!  Enjoy a great story while hiking Ingalls’ beautiful trails!

WEEKLY PROGRAMS

Age Well 1st Tuesdays 2pm-4pm Chat with Laura about Age Well resources!
Knitting Club 2nd & 4th Tuesdays 5pm-7pm All abilities welcome.
Cribbage Night 3rd & 5th Tuesdays 5:30pm-7pm All abilities welcome.
Leaders are happy to teach new players!
Playgroup Wednesdays 10am Toys, puzzles, crafts provided.  BYO snack if you’d like.  Give your littles a chance to socialize and meet new friends!
Artist’s Hour Thursdays 10am-12pm Bring the project you’re working on and socialize with others!
Saturday Crafts Saturdays 10am-1pm A new craft every week.  All ages welcome!

NEW PROGRAMS

In case you missed “Getting to Know Your Nature Areas” with Chip Porter, you can access the recoding here.

Jigsaw Puzzle Competition May 6th 5pm-7pm

Teams of 2-4 will have 90 minutes to complete a 300-piece puzzle. First to finish wins!

Here’s how it works:

  • We will have 3 teams of 2-4 people. This is an event for 9 years and older.
  • Space is limited to 12 people and prior sign up is recommended.

Event Details:

  • Each team receives the same 300-piece puzzle.
  • The goal is to be the team that finishes the puzzle in the shortest amount of time.
  • If no team is finished at the 90-minute mark, the winning team will be the one with the fewest remaining loose pieces.
  • Team members must be 9 & older and are the only people allowed at their team’s table.

DIY Deodorant May 10th 10am-11am Learn how to make your own deodorant with Gifting Grove. Gifting Grove’s philosophy is rooted in fostering a culture of reciprocity through a gift economy, where individuals give and receive gifts that strengthen relationships and build connection to nature.  This program is free and open to all ages.

Reading & Discussion Series May 15th 5pm “Seminal Statements of American Values” with Alan Berolzheimer.  Alan has directed the book publishing program of the Vermont Historical Society since 1998. He is also the project historian and assistant director of The Flow of History, a Teaching American History program providing professional development activities to Vermont teachers. Alan received a Ph.D. in 20th-century U.S. History from the University of Virginia in 1996. He lives in Norwich.

At our first meeting we will be discussing the Declaration of Independence. Copies are available at the library.  This program is sponsored by the Vermont Humanities and the Friends of the North Hero Public Library.

Book Club May 29th 5pm “BYOB-Bring Your Own Book” Bring whatever you are reading, or have read, and share with the group.  We’ll discuss if we want to merge with the Reading & Discussion Series for the rest of the summer.

 

LIBRARY HOURS

Sunday CLOSED
Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 2-7
Wednesday 9-2
Thursday 9-2
Friday 9-2
Saturday 9-1

Contact Us

Email: library@northherovt.com
Phone: 802-372-5458

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WEATHER & LAKE CHAMPLAIN DATA

National Weather Service Forecast Office in Burlington, Vermont shows the North Hero Weather Forecast and latest Lake Champlain conditions.

USGS Lake Champlain Water Level Gage – Rouses Point, NY shares more information on the lake level and a live camera view of lake conditions provided by the United States Geological Survey.  The water level gage is located on Montgomery Street in Rouses Point, NY.

Lake Monster shows current Lake Champlain temperatures, levels, and local weather forecasts.

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