Mike Walker, Casey Burger and Wayne Lauden take a journey through Northumbria, from Roman and Viking invaders to the engine room of the industrial revolution through stories, song, tunes and slides.

Vermont Holocaust Memorial (VTHM) speakers will share family stories and discuss the importance of studying Holocaust history as a means of promoting tolerance and respect for all.   Knowledge is the most powerful tool in the fight against ignorance, intolerance and fear. By sharing stories of survival, and teaching their invaluable lessons learned, VTHM (a 501(c)(3) charitable organization) envisions a time when prejudice, bigotry and hate are replaced by respect for all.  Additional information can be found on the Vermont Holocaust Memorial website: www.holocaustmemorial-vt.org

Workshop on mental health and suicide prevention for Holocaust & Human Behavior class at CVU.

State and non-state actors today must maneuver a complex and rapidly evolving media landscape. Conventional journalism now competes with user-generated content. Official channels of communication can be circumvented through social media. Foreign policy is tweeted from the White House and “fake news” has entered the zeitgeist. Cyberwarfare, hacking and misinformation pose complex security threats. How are actors using media to pursue and defend their interests in the international arena? What are the implications for U.S. policy?

Workshop on mental health and suicide prevention for Holocaust & Human Behavior class at CVU.

Learn some strategies for managing and organizing your photos so you can access them easily and know they are safe.  This program is specific to Mac desktops and laptops (not iPads).  It is helpful, but not necessary to bring your laptop if you have one.

What were you thinking? Donald Trump as our president? You're kidding, right? Vermont has withstood the Revolution, a New York invasion and the New Hampshire Land Grants and will assuredly survive the next few years under the Washington axis of evil, a.k.a. the Trump Administration, Congress and Supreme Court. Join author Bill Mares for a wry reading from his latest book.

Learn some strategies for managing and organizing your photos so you can access them easily and know they are safe.  This program is specific to Windows desktops and laptops.  It is helpful, but not necessary to bring your laptop if you have one.

Workshop on mental health and suicide prevention for Holocaust & Human Behavior class at CVU.

This "epic historical novel" follows one Korean family through the generations, beginning in early 1900s Korea and following exile from its homeland to Japan only to be caught in the indifferent arc of history. Copies available at the circulation desk.

Charlotte Library’s Tech Librarian, Susanna Kahn, will briefly review how to take and edit pictures and give suggestions for organizing your photos on your iPhone.  Please bring your iPhone, preferably updated to iOS 11.  Program is free.  Registration required.  Please call the Senior Center to register, 425-6345.