Stop by for trick or treat from 5:30-8:30 pm. Outdoor movie starts at 6:30 pm, bring your lawn chair or blanket to watch COCO! This event is free and open to the public.
This is part two of the series, which builds off of the skills learned in Part 1. Learn how to paint a wintry welcome sign for your house or office with local artist Carol Mitchell during this two-Saturday workshop. All art supplies art provided for adult and teen participants. Registration is currently full, but if you would like to sign up for the waitlist, please contact the library or sign ... Read More
Come make Holiday crafts with us, including a Fall or Christmas candle holder out of household items! Makes a great decoration or personalized gift. All supplies will be provided. Warm apple cider will be available. Please contact the Library to register, or register here: https://forms.gle/qBJq4C1jZ4vYUKug7
This presentation, in collaboration with the Amelia Historical Society, is the second in a three-part series that will explore how to properly store and care for your family treasures at home. The second installment of Preserving Your Family's Treasures will feature Jill Deiss, Bookbinder, Paper Conservator, and Owner/Founder of Cat Tail Run Hand Bookbinding and School of Bookbinding Arts in Winchester, VA. Learn about the best strategies for storing and ... Read More
The Virginia Legal Aid Society Farmville Branch will be visiting for a free presentation on their services. A sampling of the legal support services they offer include wills, medicare, Social Security, unemployment compensation, landlord disputes, and so much more. Please note that this event was previously scheduled for November 3, 2023 and was rescheduled.
Come make Holiday crafts with us, again! We’ll be making live boxwood centerpieces. All supplies will be provided for adult and teen participants. Warm apple cider will be available. Please contact the Library to register, or sign up here: https://forms.gle/pBsrn6TgVpsNu3Gr8
All are welcome to join the Indigenous Studies Group each week for meaningful discussion on the heritage and culture surrounding Indigenous peoples of the United States and beyond. Sometimes the group hosts presenters for further studying and research. Tea is provided. This group started as the Book Club, and in 2024 rebranded and changed direction due to collective participant interest.
What is ALF? Have questions for your county officials and community leaders? Every month, a leader will hold an open forum to discuss their jobs or duties and answer questions from the community audience. Everyone is welcome to attend this free event! ALF is now streamed on the Amelia Bulletin Monitor's Facebook page.
