Talk: What is AI: its History, Pros and Cons

Talk: What is AI: its History, Pros and Cons

Join the Sherman Free Library on Thursday, June 11th, at 5 pm for a talk on the current landscape of ”AI” with Patricia Montgomery-Fernald; how to smartly and safely integrate emerging computer models into your life and work.

Before moving to the private sector Trish worked for the federal government for fifteen years as a writer, designer and senior IT trainer teaching data science using AI

Lecture: Maeve Kane "A War Against Vegetables, A War Against Women: Haudenosaunee Women’s Experiences of the Revolution"

Maeve Kane Lecture

Join us at the Adirondack History Museum in Elizabethtown for this fascinating lecture from Maeve Kane, A War Against Vegetables, A War Against Women; Haudenosaunee Womens Experiences of the Revolution.

Museum Members Free Admission | Non-members $8 

Doors Open 6:30 PM 

Celebrating the Nation: A Season of Heritage & Hope REVOLUTIONARY ART MAKING FOR KIDS

Revolutionary Art Making

Join the Westport Library for Revolutionary Art Making for Kids, a creative and hands-on children’s art event celebrating the stories, people, and spirit of the Champlain Valley during the Revolutionary era. Led by former New York State Teacher of the Year and retired BVCS visual art teacher Terry Crowningshield, this interactive workshop invites kids to explore history through art while creating their own inspired works. All materials will be provided.

Sushi Making Class at Ti Natural Foods Co-op

Roll into Fun: Sushi Making with Chef Jim Beatty!

Craving a unique culinary experience in the Lake Champlain Region? Join award-winning Chef Jim Beatty for a hands-on sushi making class at the Ticonderoga Natural Foods Cooperative!

Discover the art of crafting perfect sushi rolls as Chef Beatty guides you through the process. Learn the tips and techniques to impress your friends and family with your newfound sushi skills.