Community Calendar
Please join us in our comfortable space in the Lyme Center Academy Building for warm conversation or to ask any questions at all. 9am-11am Monday-Thursday* We’d love to see you! *If you need us or would just like to visit outside of our scheduled hours, call the Help Line (603-795-0603) […]
Tuesdays at the Lyme Congregational Church The Lyme Food Pantry serves all who may need us. THERE IS PLENTY. "Farmers market"-style choice of Willing Hands fresh foods, and homemade bread from Lyme bakers. Non-perishable foods, like pasta and sauce; canned tuna, chicken, soups, vegetables and beans; mac & cheese, cereal, […]
This interactive presentation will introduce the meaning and core elements of self-compassion. Participants will be led through mindfulness exercises to encourage a more loving and supportive self-narrative. To Register please click here.
An open event for anyone from any community. Come learn about harm reduction, opioid overdose, how to use naloxone to save a life, and hear about common medication mixing dangers (including alcohol). Resources and FREE narcan will be available! Please share widely, all are welcome!
Complimentary Reiki in the CommunityCare of Lyme living room At the Lyme Center Academy Building On Wednesdays, I offer free 45-minute Reiki treatments through CommunityCare of Lyme at the Academy Building in Lyme Center. You don’t have to be injured, sick, stressed, or sad to benefit from a relaxing few […]
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We'll start the year with a review of resources and opportunities, sharing personal suggestions of favorite activities, programs, and websites. We'll highlight safety – a broad topic, especially during the winter. We'll discuss safety in the home and on sidewalks, trails, and roadways, as well as awareness of online and telephone […]
"Our Hour" Friendly Gathering Warm, meaningful conversation – ALL Welcome! Join us in the CommunityCare of Lyme Living Room at the Lyme Center Academy Building for warm in-person conversation with friends new and old. All are welcome! If you need a ride, just call! This month is Self-Love Month. Throughout […]
Every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month. All levels of knitting experience are welcome Here's your opportunity to pick up that old unfinished project, show off your current work, and/or ask questions of a group with a wealth of knitting knowledge! Really, it's just fun to hang out and […]
The Lyme Planning Board will be holding a public hearingon the proposed amendment to the Lyme Zoning Ordinance to accommodate Solar Energy Systems. 7:00PM Town Office Conference Room The amendment may be read here: www.lymenh.gov/planning-board/files/proposed-solar-zoning-amendment Join the meeting on Zoom here: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/6808321113?pwd=K01JYjhFbVBRQ0luNDhmbjIyZEp5QT09
The First Night of Three in the Series The Great Train Robbery (1903) & The Gold Rush (1925) Click HERE for more information
In commemoration of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy, we will explore the role of health in revolution through the lens of the past, present, and future. 17th Annual MLK Health Equity Celebration 2023 Click HERE for more information on the event and its schedule
Second Saturday of each winter month: 1/14, 2/11, 3/11 Come share an hour with one of our beloved "old-timers" and enjoy their stories of what life was like “back then.” Come for the conversation, bring questions, and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea in our informal parlor. January 14th: […]
This moving and surprisingly uplifting period piece about America's pre-sexual revolution past is also a stirring portrait of the birth of an unlikely abortion-rights activist. Learn more and get tickets here.
Sharing a post from Mindful.org as a way to honor Martin Luther King Jr. on this day. MLK was a pioneer in nonviolence. Help cultivate his vision of a compassionate world with this loving-kindness practice. "Martin Luther King Jr. was a powerful voice for compassion. He was a bold example […]
The unveiling of John Wilson’s bronze sculpture, Martin Luther King, Jr. Click HERE for more information.
The Second Night of Three in the Series A Trip to the Moon (1902) & Safety Last (1923) Click HERE for more information
A profoundly emotional and cinematic film about the true story of Mamie Till-Mobley's relentless pursuit of justice for her 14-year-old son, Emmett Till. Discussion follows. Click HERE for more information.
Explore the ridge of Moose Mt. for clues to landscape history, hear plans for a new trail, and do some wildlife tracking while we’re at it. Meet at the Trailhead parking area at the Top of Moose Mtn. Lodge Road Snowshoes or spikes are available to borrow at the site […]
Saturday, January 21, 2023 at the Norwich Congregational Church Sunday, January 22, 2023 at The First Congregational Church in Lebanon, NH Directed by Kathy Sherlock-Green | Accompanied by Jeanne Chambers "All Shall Be Well" is Cantabile's first winter program post-pandemic. We hope to provide comfort and encouragement through the winter […]
Play Every Town: 252 Concerts for a Cooler Climate Pianist David Feurzeig will play a free concert in every town in Vermont between May 2022 and December 2026 He'll Be playing in Thetford on January 21st Feurzeig, a professor of music at UVM since 2008, specializes in genre-defying recitals that […]
Snowshoe, ski, snowboard or sled at Storrs Hill during family friendly event. Ice sculpture artist will create a unique piece during event. This is a free event! Refreshments from area restaurants. Salt hill will be on location with a cash bar. Click HERE for more information All donations benefit Lebanon […]
Zoe Kazan and Carey Mulligan star as Pulitzer-winning journalists who exposed Hollywood mega-producer Harvey Weinstein's decades of sexual abuse and assault. Click HERE for more information
A fireside chat with the activist, author and founder of the 'me too.' Movement. Register here to join us in person for the event in Filene Auditorium or to get a link to watch the live stream virtually. Click HERE for more information
Red Cross Blood Drive at the Lyme Congregational Church Give blood and be entered to win a trip to Super Bowl LVII! The American Red Cross and the NFL are partnering this January, during National Blood Donor Month, to invite football fans and blood donors to join our lifesaving team and […]
Music, Art and Humanities in Patient Care: Research and Practice Topics will range from Music and Epilepsy to written reflections based on traveling art exhibits, incorporating arts and humanities into patient care and more. Learning Outcome(s) At the conclusion of this learning activity, (at least 75% of) participants will be […]
The Last Night of Three in the Series Movie titles to come! Check their calendar HERE for more information Event sponsored by Fairlee Community Arts
Starting at 5pm and going until they're sold out! First come, first served. Homemade baked beans, ham, coleslaw, cornbread, cookies. Fundraiser for The First Baptist Church of Etna to benefit the Camp Sentinel scholarship fund. $15 per meal suggested donation.
What is a Gong Bath: A Gong Bath is a sound bath that uses frequencies to bathe the body in sounds for 45 minutes. The term bath is used as the sounds envelop the body in vibrations. (However, everyone remains clothed, and no water is involved.) Open to all – […]
A two-day visit by Stanley Nelson and Heather Thompson. Information shared by Matt Garcia of Dartmouth College: On September 13, 1971, New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller (’30) ordered armed prison guards, and state and local police to fire upon unarmed prisoners at the Attica Correctional Facility in upstate New […]
Gorgeous new melodies grow from old-school a cappella roots. Click HERE for more information
Director Ryan Coogler returns to bring us the highly-anticipated sequel to Black Panther, where Shuri must decide what kind of leader she will be. Click HERE for more information
The Norwich Farmers Market Back in Tracy Hall! Saturday-February 4th and 18th Saturday-March 4th and 18th Saturday-April 1st and 15th Click HERE for more information.
With Bernice A. Bennett From the National Museum of African American History and Culture From the event website: "Join genealogist Bernice A. Bennett who will uncover the stories of African American families who became landowners through the Homestead Act of 1862 from her latest book Black Homesteaders of the South. […]
A close-knit Asian Mexican American family in rural Michigan fights to keep their restaurant alive in the face of a pandemic and a community fractured by racism. Discussion follows Click HERE for more information
Community Events Calendar information is gathered from multiple sources, including the town, library, local bulletins and businesses. Here are a few direct links to organizations’ full schedules:
Lyme and other local listservs
Daybreak Upper Valley daily newsletter Click to subscribe
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Aging Resource Center
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