Duplicate Bridge
Thursdays from 12:30-4:30 PM in the SAL Room.
Are you an experienced bridge player?
The Waterbury Bridge Group is always looking for new members.
You are welcome even if you haven’t played Duplicate Bridge.
Duplicate Bridge plays each hand twice, but with different players.
Want to learn more? Call Grace Sweet at 802.244.7123
Fiber Arts Friday: Open Fiber Social
2nd Friday of each month.
From Noon – 2:00 PM in the Sal room.
Fiber Crafters are welcome to bring their projects and a snack or lunch. All fiber arts are welcome whether you knit, crochet, weave, needle felt or practice another type of fiber craft. This supportive, non-competitive gathering is for fiber crafters of all kinds.
Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program
Fridays in the Steele room through April 18th.
From 10:30 -11:30 AM.
People with arthritis can exercise!
The Central Vermont Council on Aging is offering another Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program running winter and spring with Pauline Nolte.
This is a low-impact and evidence based program that helps with keeping joints flexible and muscles strong. It can increase energy and improve well-being, as well as support better sleep habits and best of all, decrease arthritis pain!
For more information and to register, contact Anne Greshin at (802) 241-4840 or email [email protected]
Learn to Play Mahjong with Pauline Nolte
Saturdays through April 26th upstairs in the Library.
There will be a new series starting up in June and running through September.
Register at [email protected] to reserve your space.
Mahjong originated in China more than 2500 years ago, and is a popular game that involves both skill and luck!
Pauline will teach both Chinese and American mahjong.
It is a game often compared to gin rummy.
Dungeons & Dragons and Tabletop Role Playing Game Group
Embark on a New Adventure!
Every Saturday from 1:00 – 5:00 PM in the SAL room and online via Zoom or Discord.
https://discord.com/invite/urBsJjUvj4
Feel free to log into the server at any time, where we can provide answers to questions and develop a welcoming community! It’s the best place to stay up-to-date on our upcoming games, and we occasionally hold sessions online in bad weather.
We’ll be exploring various games systems with a rotating cast of Game Masters.
If you want to try Role Playing Games but aren’t sure about Dungeons & Dragons, or you want to try running a game yourself, this might be for you!
Rated PG-13, for fantasy violence.
Hand Stitching Group
This member led craft group meets on the 3rd Monday of each month from 6:00 -8:00 PM in the SAL Room.
May’s date is Monday, May 12th (2nd Monday) and we will be meeting in the Red Room.
Writers’ Wertfrei Meeting
We meet the 3rd Saturday of the month from 10:00 – Noon in the SAL room and on Zoom.
SPRING DATES:
April 19, May 17
For more information and/or to register contact Judi Byron at [email protected].
Let her know whether you would be able to attend in person or virtualy through Zoom.
Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0uf-GurT8iGNX8hbAsIjtlLJopvFrdWbfv
“Wertfrei” comes from the German “Wertfreiheit” meaning non-judgmental or value-free. These gatherings are a place where writers can come, share their work, receive comments and suggestions in a supportive, caring environment. Come with what you are currently working on.
The Waterbury Public Library Collection of archived streaming videos.
In association with Orca Media.
This is a playlist of programs presented at the Waterbury Public Library recorded by Orca Media. You can stream the playlist from the embedded window or click on the link to view a list of archived streaming videos in Youtube.
https://www.orcamedia.net/series/waterbury-public-library
The mission of ORCA Media is to promote participation in local government, community and organizations through the use of telecommunications technology. ORCA Media provides free video production, training and distribution services to citizens and organizations in the towns served by ORCA Media and is dedicated to the principles of free speech, content neutrality, localism, civic engagement and tolerance of diverse opinions and perspectives.
