About
the presenter: Hal Lyon is a graduate of West Point, a former Ranger-paratrooper
officer, former US Director of Education for the Gifted, and a project officer
for the development of Sesame Street. He has served on the faculties of several
universities including the Universities of Massachusetts and Munich, where he
currently teaches physicians to be more effective teachers. An award winner in
film and television festivals, Lyon is also the author of seven books and more
than 150 articles. His book, Angling in the Smile of the Great Spirit, won the
New England Outdoor Writers Association 'Best Book of the Year Award.'
To
help us plan accordingly registration is requested. Open to the public,
this program is made possible by a grant from New Hampshire Humanities and
sponsored by Atkinson Recreation. For more information on New Hampshire
Humanities visit www.nhhumanities.org
Stop by and check out a copy of the cookbook and spend time trying out the various recipes at home. When the group gathers the next month, we discuss the health benefits of the various recipes and share opinions of the meals tried. In addition, participants prepare and bring a sample of a recipe from the cookbook to share with the group.
Register so we know how many cookbooks to have on hand for the next meeting of this yummy event.
NEW
ENGLAND QUILTS SEPTEMBER 27th, @6:30 PM: Quilts
tell stories, and quilt history is full of myths and misinformation as well as
heart-warming tales of service and tradition. Nearly every world culture that
has cold weather uses quilted textiles-quilting is NOT just an American art.
Pam Weeks weaves world history, women's history, industrial history and just
plain wonderful stories into her presentation. Participants are invited to
bring one quilt for identification and/or story sharing. Prompted in part by
the material culture at hand, the presenter may speak about fashion fads, the
Colonial Revival, quilt-making for Civil War soldiers, and anything else
quilt-related she can squeeze in.
About the presenter: Pamela Weeks is the Binney Family Curator
of the New England Quilt Museum. Author of the book Civil War Quilts and articles
on quilt history, she lectures nationally on quilt-making and quilt history.
Weeks uses quilts to tell stories of the Civil War, women's history, and
industrial history.
To help us plan accordingly, registration is requested. Open
to the public, this program is made possible by a grant from New Hampshire
Humanities. For more information on New
Hampshire Humanities visit www.nhhumanities.org
FAMILY
ZUMBA SEPTEMBER 28th @5 PM: Join us for a fun and vigorous
workout to music you love! Get exposed to dance moves from around the world in
repetitious formats that are easy to follow. If you aren't sure- just move your
feet to the beat!
Bring your family members, kids ages 4 and up and adults too
to join the ultimate dancing party. Get healthy and strong together and have
fun doing it!
Please wear clothing you can move in and supportive footwear.
We will dance outside if the weather allows. Bring a bottle of water and expect
to sweat and have fun!
MORE INFO: Go to
www.kimballlibrary.com
to register for events or use the data bases. You may also call us
Monday-Friday from 10-8 and on Saturday from 10-3 at 603.362.5234 to register
with a ‘human’.
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