Location: Richmond Free Library
Mon. Sept. 15: Self Guided Autobiography -- Margaret Harmon
Write your own life story! This informal hands on workshop will give you the tools to write your
own autobiography. No writing skills are required, just your memory of meaningful events/people
in your life. Bring a note pad and pencil or pen.
Mon. Oct. 13: The Native Americans in our Backyards -- Beverly Little Thunder
Often seen as a romantic relic of the past, we often fail to recognize Native Americans we live
with every day. Beverly Little Thunder is enrolled in the Standing Rock Agency in North Dakota.
She invites you to come listen while she shares her experience as a Native American in the 12
years she has lived in Vermont.
Mon. Nov. 17: The Story of Cochran’s Ski Area -- Barbara Ann Cochran
Olympic Gold Medalist Barbara Cochran will educate us on the story behind the establishment
and growth of Richmond’s own Cochran Ski Area into the nation’s first tax exempt ski area, and
talk about her family of successful skiers.
Mon. Dec. 15: Visions of Art and Railroad -- Mark Smith
Railroad historian and enthusiast Mark Smith will share the artwork and stories of watercolorist
Ted Rose that portrays the gritty early railroad years. Ted’s art connects you to the working
landscape of grit, coal dust, steam and every possible kind of weather and human activity in and
around trains.
Should you require transportation, please call:
In Richmond: John / Pam at 434-3658
In Huntington: Debbie at 434-3169
Feb 10, 2025, 6 to 8 PM
Parenting Series from Hannah HouseFeb 12, 2025, 7 to 8 PM
Winter Conference! Northeast Organic Farming AssnFeb 15 to 16, 2025