Winter Solstice Meditation at the library

December 4, 2024  |  By Judi Byron 

Waterbury Public Library’s regular ongoing programs continue through December with one special event scheduled to mark the Winter Solstice on Dec. 20. 

In many cultures around the world, Winter Solstice is a sacred time of deep reflection and gratitude for the year past and a time for setting intentions for the year ahead. River Buffum and Judi Byron invite you to join them at the library on Friday, Dec. 20, at 4:30 p.m. for a solstice ritual of meditation and intention-setting accompanied by harp music to celebrate the return of the light. Register in advance with an email to judi@waterburypubliclibrary.com.

Ongoing programs

Regular adult programming in December includes chair and art yoga, duplicate bridge, fiber arts and hand stitching, and Dungeons and Dragons. See the library website for times and details. 

Kids programs range from storytimes and playgroups for tots to watercolor and Lego sessions for elementary school students, middle school cooking class, makerspace and hangout time for teens and the popular Queer Reads teen book club. 

For a complete listing of all of the library’s programs for adults and children, visit waterburypubliclibrary.com.

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