
Last Round–Vote here:

Programming Database for NH Public Librarians
From Start with a Book: http://www.startwithabook.org/booklists/music-and-musicians
Make a mouth bow: http://www.starnetlibraries.org/uncategorized/have-fun-with-an-ancient-instrument-a-mouth-bow/
Contact: Kevin O’Keefe, Artistic Director
Location: 422 Meadowbrook Rd., Brattleboro, VT 05301
Phone: 212-874-3976
Email: kevin@circusminimus.com
Website: http://circusminimus.com
One-man circus in a suitcase, residencies, circus yoga

Happy March! Let’s have some fun and think spring.
Here is a 2018 March Madness Book Bracket for Spring themed picture books: NH March Madness Book Bracket 2018
Here is the list: NH March Madness Book Bracket 2018 List
We have until March 7 to vote on Round 1
Go to this to vote for your favorites in 8 pairs:
Learn to brew your own sparkling probiotic tea! It costs about $3 to make a gallon of kombucha, and you can flavor it with fresh fruit or herbs. Participants will sample homemade kombucha, learn it’s history and health benefits, safety tips, take home recipes and a SCOBY to begin brewing immediately! Brief introduction to acid/alkaline diet and probiotics. Cost per person is $10 for materials.
MATERIALS NEEDED: Table—chairs—sink
COST: $50 for workshop +.50 a mile mileage + $10 per person 4 minimum-15 maximum
OUTSIDE PRESENTER CONTACT INFORMATION:
Lori Steere, Certified Integrative Health Coach
603-986-4156
E-mail: goodforyouhealth@aol.com
Good For You Health, LLC on Facebook.
Lynda Simmons, Tea Consultant is from Bedford NH and owner of “Tea for You & Etiquette Too. She offers a variety of programs related to tea.
Contact: Lynda Simmons
Phone: 603-365-1406
Email: TeasForYou@aol.com
Website: http://www.teaforyou-nh.com/
Contact: Jay Mankita
Location: 310 Montague Rd, Amherst, MA 01002
Phone: 413-627-3145
Email: playfulengineers@gmail.com
Website: playful engineers.com
Hands-on Workshop
Science Education
Walking France: One pilgrim’s story of 500 miles on the Chemin de St. Jacques.
This walk is the French portion of the Camino de Santiago, apparently much less heavily used than the Spanish portion. Gale discussed practical aspects of the trip, even showing us exactly what she carried on her back, down to the washcloth-sized bath towel! She also emphasized aesthetics (scenery and nature), friendships with other pilgrims, and opportunities for introspection, and she illustrated all with a PowerPoint of excellent photos and videos.
Contact: Gale Carey
Email: gale.carey@comcast.net