The Network for Social Justice invites you to TWO NETWORK GATHERINGS to share concerns and talk about ways to move forward, as a community, in the aftermath of the election.
WHEN AND WHERE:
Tuesday, November 12, 7:00 - 8:30 PM
Griffin Museum of Photography, 67 Shore Road
and/or
Friday, November 15, 9:45 - 11:00 AM
Winchester Public Library, Large Meeting Room
80 Washington Street
Questions: office@nfsj.org
Come make a needle felted baby penguin with artist Jennifer McCarthy, owner of The Felted Bee. Grab a friend and learn the art of needle felting in a supportive and relaxing environment. In this beginner friendly workshop, you will learn skills and techniques specific to needle felting as well as how to make your own needle felted wool baby penguin.
**This event is rescheduled from Feb. 6. Registrants have been contacted with the new date (Feb. 25). Questions? email winchester@minlib. net**Come make a needle felted baby penguin with artist Jennifer McCarthy, owner of The Felted Bee. Grab a friend and learn the art of needle felting in a supportive and relaxing environment.
How do animals survive cold New England temps? Learn about what mammals, birds, insects and reptiles do in the winter. The presenter, Joy, will bring a few special guests -- some amphibians and reptiles commonly found in New England. This presentation is designed for teens and adults.
Celebrate spring by learning to grow your own herbs, flowers and vegetables. Dawn from Wild Indigo Gardening will share important tips and tricks for starting plants from seed. Then participate in a hands on seed sowing activity. Registration is required so we have enough space and supplies.
Enjoy an afternoon at the Library's "Spring into Reading" Open House. Rediscover all the library has to offer for children, teens and adults. Explore the collections, learn about our art and support the Library's many enriching programs by bidding on wonderful items from local businesses!
Fun crafts and a library-wide scavenger hunt for kids. Lawn games for all!
Please join us on April 27th from 11am to 1pm
Questions? email: winchester@minlib.net
This program is supported by the Friends of the Winchester Public Library.
No School? Say Yes to Fun! At Stepping Stones Day Camp, kids will have fun, connect with old friends, and make ones while enjoying Bible stories, art, games, and STEM explorations!
Spots are limited so sign up today.
We are thrilled to offer camp as a free activity to families but please consider making a one-time donation that fits your budget to offset the cost of materials and activities. Give to Camp
Questions? Contact Maggie Keeler, Minister of Children and Families
Rescheduled to 2/25/25 because of weather!
Stories of Standing Up for Others
In honor of MLK Day 2025, please join us for a True Story Theater performance and workshop on the theme of "Standing up for others."
This workshop is Thursday, February 6, from 6-8 pm and follows the interactive performance of Sunday, January 26 (from 3-5 pm). Both programs are at the Griffin Museum of Photography.
It is recommended, but not required, to attend both events to get the most out of the experience. The programs are recommended for those 13+ years old.
These programs are co-sponsored by the Network for Social
Stories of Standing Up for Others
In honor of MLK Day 2025, please join us for a True Story Theater performance and workshop on the theme of "Standing up for others."
The interactive performance is Sunday, January 26, from 3-5 pm. The workshop is Thursday, February 6, from 6-8 pm. Both programs are at the Griffin Museum of Photography.
It is recommended, but not required, to attend both events to get the most out of the experience. The programs are recommended for those 13+ years old.
These programs are co-sponsored by the Network for Social Justice, Winchester ABC, the Winchester Public
"Magical." "Stunning." "Brought everyone in."
These were some of the comments shared after the True Story Theater interactive performance held on Sunday, January 26. Five brave "tellers" shared moving stories of "standing up for others" that were "played back" by the extremely talented troupe to an audience to about 50 people. "You could feel the energy in the room" which lasted beyond the show as audience members mingled and reflected on the experience.
Part 2 of this program is an opportunity for all of us to practice standing up or speaking up for others, in a True Story-led workshop on
