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Vermont Reads: Manchester Historical Society Artifact Display
September 1 - October 31
The Manchester Historical Society will mount an exhibit of historical artifacts that relate to and amplify the period during which "Bread and Roses, Too" takes place. The display will remain in the Manchester Community Library through October.
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Book Discussion: Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant? by Roz Chast
September 24
5:30 pm
5:30 pm
The genre of graphic novels has flourished in recent years. Roz Chast's graphic memoir features her parents in their final years and highlights the literary value and artistic merit in this growing medium.
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Lyndon State College Veterans Book Group 2018
September 24
5:30 pm
5:30 pm
Veterans Book Groups create an opportunity for veterans to explore books, poetry, articles, and short stories, with the goal of fostering camaraderie and a safe space to reflect and share ideas and questions. This series is open to any former Service Member who served in a combat theater.
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Lyndon State College Veterans Book Group 2018
September 24
5:30 pm
5:30 pm
Veterans Book Groups create an opportunity for veterans to explore books, poetry, articles, and short stories, with the goal of fostering camaraderie and a safe space to reflect and share ideas and questions. This series is open to any former Service Member who served in a combat theater.
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