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Java with the Juror — MTL's 52nd Art Show Week (In-Person)

Java with the Juror — MTL’s 52nd Art Show Week (In-Person)

Monday, December 9

8:30 am - 10:00 am

Come for coffee and advice from world class artist, MET Museum lecturer + MTL Show Juror David Dunlop! OPEN HOUSE-stop in and browse! Registration is encouraged, but not required.

Winter Story Time (Ages 3-4)

Winter Story Time (Ages 3-4)

Monday, December 9

1:30 pm - 2:15 pm

Brrr, it's cold outside! Come to the library and we'll be cozy warm as we share winter stories, songs, flannel boards and games! This program will be in the upstairs room. This event is for independent 3 & 4-year-old children who will attend without an adult. Photos & videos from this event may be used on the Library's social media sites. REGISTER REQUIRED BELOW

Pizza, Hot Chocolate & Mini Movies (Grade 1-4) register and take bus from RES

Pizza, Hot Chocolate & Mini Movies (Grade 1-4) register and take bus from RES

Monday, December 9

3:15 pm - 4:00 pm

December is a busy month so come to the Mark Twain Library to relax with your friends.  We'll enjoy cheese pizza and winter stories. Then we'll make hot chocolate creations at our Hot Chocolate Bar and watch festive seasonal mini-movies. FOR GRADES 1-4 Children who sign up for this program can take the bus from RES to MTL; Miss Lisa will meet them when they get off the bus. To take the bus you must:
  1. fill out the RES dismissal form and indicate they are going to this program at MTL.
  2. register below for this program and indicate that your child will take the bus
It's RES Bus 22! Photos & videos from this event may be used on the Library's social media events. REGISTER BELOW

Dying to Know!! — A Moderated Discussion Group on Death and Dying (In-person)

Dying to Know!! — A Moderated Discussion Group on Death and Dying (In-person)

Monday, December 9

6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Registration Required Below Join us in a judgment-free environment where participants, often strangers, can openly engage in discussion on the topic of death and dying. “Dying to Know” is a moderated discussion group created to explore and normalize conversations around death and dying. Mickey Nelson and Sue Broudy, certified End-of-Life Doulas, will guide open conversations around mortality. Participants are invited to attend, listen, and share in the conversation as they feel comfortable. All perspectives are welcomed and respected. “Dying to Know” is not a grief support group or counseling session, but a space for sharing conversations and questions about dying and deepening our awareness about death. Group meetings will be held on the second Monday of the month. About Our Facilitators
Sue Broudy was certified as an End of Life Doula in 2016 with INELDA (Int'l. End of Life Doula Association).  She is a Singer Songwriter, Reiki Master, LaHoChi Energy and Sound Practitioner. Sue has written five children’s books. Her first, entitled Rosie, Leafers & PawPaw, helps open the conversation with children about transitioning, being just another part of life. Sue leads sound workshops and meditations and impromptu musical gatherings for healing.  suebroudy.com for more info.
 
Mickey Nelson has been a business owner and independent contractor since 1969! For the past 20+ years he has represented a company called Designs for Health, calling upon Health Care practitioners who focus on maximizing patient health through nutrition and lifestyle choices. He has been a hospice volunteer at Danbury Regional Hospice for the past 1 yr+ and has became a certified end-of-life doula thru Doulagivers (Doulagivers.com). He can be contacted at Dyingtoknow47@yahoo.com


MTL Writers' Group (Virtual)

MTL Writers’ Group (Virtual)

Monday, December 9

7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Registration Required Below The Mark Twain Library's Writers' Group meets via Zoom on the second and fourth Monday of the month. In this session the group will  be reading and discussing Write Your Novel From The Middle by James Scott Bell In addition to reading books on writing craft, the group's mission is to provide a supportive environment for those looking to share their love of writing with others. The group also serves as a potential source of accountability and feedback for ongoing writing projects. Facilitation of the group will be shared by group members. Prior to attending, it is recommended that group members obtain their own copy of Write Your Novel From The Middle by James Scott Bell Click Here to attend Zoom Meeting (For registered participants only) Password: Write

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