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10 Tips to Managing Stress with Dr. Wendy Hurwitz Thursday, February 2 from 6:00 - 7:00 Stress happens to all of us. Up to 90% of all visits to the doctor's office are stress-related, according to Harvard. Stress can be considered as much a risk factor for disease as smoking. Why can two people be…
Positive Perks @ Burnham Sit by the fire and enjoy a warm cup of cocoa or coffee as we gather and chat about ways to take care of our whole selves this winter! Space is limited. For further information, please email jkallay@burnhamlibrary.org Reserve your spot BELOW
Two Town Tabletop Club Join us for hobby gaming in a casual atmosphere! Adults. All experience levels and interests are welcome! Email cfisher@burnhamlibrary.org to register.
Burnham Library The Coloring Club
Book Discussion All are welcome to join in the lively monthly discussion on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 5:00 via Zoom. To register or for more information email Catherine Flynn at cwflynn60@gmail.com Copies of each selection will be available at the library or request a curbside pick-up with staff@burnhamlibrary.org
Follow the Forest: Help to Protect our Wildlife In collaboration with the Bridgewater Land Trust Join host Julie Rogers from the HVA and learn how and where wildlife are migrating through Bridgewater, the barriers that hurt safe passage, and how we can protect them. Registration is required with the Bridgewater Land Trust, email julie@bridgewaterlandtrust.org
Boards and Brews Tabletop games, snacks, and libations are on the menu! Join friends, new and old, for a board gaming event. All levels of board gaming expertise are welcome and feel free to bring your favorite game to share. Beverage and snacks Pot Luck. Ages 21+ Questions? email jkallay@burnhamlibrary.org
Positive Perks @ Burnham Sit by the fire and enjoy a warm cup of cocoa or coffee as we gather and chat about ways to take care of our whole selves this winter! For further information, please email jkallay@burnhamlibrary.org
Hoopskirts to Flappers: Connecticut Fashion 1860 - 1930s A woman born in 1850 who lived for 80 years would have seen fashion change dramatically in her lifetime. This program will walk you through our Costume and Textile collection to see how women's clothing transitioned from the iron reign of the hoopskirt to the relative freedom…