Richmond Free Library

After not being able to hold our annual Baby Brunch for a couple of years we are going to welcome Richmond’s newest residents and future readers born in 2019, 2020 and 2021 to the library for a great big baby party! Invitations went out to all known families but if you welcomed a little person to your Richmond household within this time frame and did not receive an invitation, please come. Come meet fellow parents and families. Select a special library book to dedicate to your child and enjoy refreshments and playtime. Knowing that some of the “babies” are big kids now we’ll have toys for all ages! Siblings are welcome.

This drop-in event on Saturday, April 30 is from 10 am – noon and is sponsored by the library and Lund.

RSVP to the library (434-3036/rfl@gmavt.net).

Sunday, April 3, 3 pm.

Acclaimed Burlington-based pianist Claire Black returns to Richmond Free Library to present Poetic Unity, a program that weaves together musical, historic, and personal themes in a concert featuring solo piano works by Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, and Ludwig van Beethoven. Vaccination and masking are required, and vaccine cards will be checked at the door. Suggested donation of $20 for adults and $5 for children. For more information contact claireblackconcerts@gmail.com.

Saturday, April 9, 3:00 – 4:30 pm.

Are you wishing for the vibrant colors of spring? Do your eyes need to see daffodil yellow or lilac purple? Come create something beautiful; something full of the colors you crave with local artist Mary Hill. All supplies and materials will be provided for this fun and inspiring workshop incorporating paint, stencils and collage on small wire-hung panels.

This workshop is for adults and teens and would be fun to do with your older child or friend.

The cost is free but space is limited and registration is required (rfl@gmavt.net/434-3036)