Don’t miss all the fun events planned for the library during September

Wardsboro- There are a number of events planned for September at the Wardsboro Public Library.
Join Jenn Finaldi, children’s librarian, for an hour of creating robots on Saturday, September 14, at 11 am. Children of all ages are welcome. All materials will be provided.  
Author Kathryn Holzman will discuss her newly published novel, “Flatlanders,” on Tuesday, September 17, at 7 pm. Holzman’s collection of short fiction explores the truce between Vermont’s homesteaders and the second-home owners who coexist in the lush Green Mountains. Whether sharing a blackberry patch with a bear or dropping off garbage at the local transfer station, life in Vermont unites its disparate residents in surprising ways. The author will sign books following this free event.
Special guest Gail Martin has been teaching origami for over 10 years. She will lead participants through simple nature-inspired models, inspiring fun and confidence along the way. Everybody goes home with a handful of colorful origami creations. On Saturday, September 21, the children’s program will take place from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. Appropriate for children ages 7 years and up (parents welcome). Snacks will be provided. A second program will begin at 1 pm  for adults only. These programs are made possible thanks to a grant from the Deerfield Valley Rotary Club.
Teens and parents are welcome for a screening of the documentary “NOVA: Addiction.” The 60-minute movie will take place on Tuesday, September 24, at 7 pm. Guest speaker will be Bob Backus, MD, who recently retired  from Grace Cottage Hospital.  Sponsored by West River Valley Thrives, PBS and NOVA.
On Saturday, September 28, at 11 am, children of all ages are welcome to join children’s librarian Finaldi for an outdoor story walk followed by an autumn craft. All materials will be provided. All of these events are sponsored by and take place at Wardsboro Public Library, 170 Main Street. For more information call (802) 896-6988.