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On-going and one-time events within 30 minutes of Cabot, including Montpelier, Barre, and St. Johnsbury.

Highlighted events may be of particular interest to Cabot residents.

Note: It's always a good idea to confirm dates, times, and locations of events listed in any calendar.

Barre	10:30 a.m.	Story Hour — Mondays For young people through age 2. Location: Aldrich Library, Katherine Paterson Children's Room, 6 Washington Street. Karen Lane, 476-7550.
Cabot	7:00 p.m.	School Board Meeting — Mondays All are welcome. Location: Cabot School, Library, 25 Common Road. Dawn Sicard, 563-2289.
Hardwick	7:00 - 9:00 p.m.	Workshop: Western-style Square Dance — 1st - 4th Mondays, September - May Buffalo Mountain Dancers. Levels: Mainstream/Plus. Caller: Wayne Richardson; Cuer: Doc & Peg Tirrell. Contact Wayne & Una Lou Richardson, 533-2944. Vermont Association of Western Style Square Dance Clubs. Location: Hardwick Elementary School, Multi-purpose Room, 174 Main Street. 472-5411.
Marshfield	10:00 a.m.	Story Hour — Mondays Each of these fun, informal sessions feature stories, music and a chance for children and parents to browse, read or play. For children up to age five. All are welcome. Free. Location: Jaquith Public Library, Old Schoolhouse Common. Susannah Blachly, 426-3581.
Today's Montpelier listings are sponsored by Lost Nation Theater. City Hall Arts Center, 39 Main Street. 229-0492. info@lostnationtheater.org. Theater with Heart in the Heart of Vermont.
Montpelier	7:00 p.m.	An Evening with Grace Paley & Susan Thomas In celebration of National Poetry Month, we are honored to welcome Grace Paley, Vermont State Poet. Paley, a long time resident of Thetford, VT, is the author of three collections of poetry, most recently, Begin Again: Collected Poems. She is also the author of three highly acclaimed collections of short fiction and her book Collected Stories was a finalist for the 1994 National Book Award. Paley has taught at Columbia and Syracuse University, City College of New York, and Sarah Lawrence College, where she has taught creative writing and literature for 18 years. Appearing with Paley will be poet Susan Thomas of Marshfield. Thomas was the winner of the 2003 Iowa Poetry Award from the Iowa Review and of the 2003 Ann Stanford Prize from the University of Southern California. Her stories, poems, and translations have appeared in many literary journals and anthologies. All are welcome. Free. Location: Kellogg-Hubbard Library, 135 Main Street. Ellen Miles, 223-3338.
Morrisville	7:00 p.m.	Bingo — Mondays Location: Bishop John A. Marshall School, 680 Laporte Road. 888-4758.
St. Johnsbury	7:00 p.m.	Film: Monster — April 9th - 15th Based on a true story, Monster relates horrifying events that overtook one disenfranchised woman over a decade ago. Aileen Wuornos (Charlize Theron) had a troubled childhood plagued by abuse and drug use in Michigan, becoming a prostitute (and pregnant) by the age of 13. Wuornos eventually moved to Florida where she became a highway prostitute, servicing professional truck drivers. This movie focuses on the nine month period in 1989 and 1990 during which she had a relationship with a woman named Selby (Christina Ricci), and during which she also began murdering her clientele. Rated R. 111 minutes. Location: Catamount Arts Center, 139 Eastern Avenue. catamountarts@charter.net, 748-2600, (888) 757-5559.
Woodbury	7:00 p.m.	Dorothy Canfield Fisher: A Vermonter for the World In her forty books of fiction and non-fiction, Dorothy Canfield Fisher attacked discrimination, intolerance, brutality, and fraud. This living history presentation by Helene Lang showcases the Vermont writer's life works. All are welcome. Free. Contact Patricia Tedesco, 456-7404. Vermont Council on the Humanities. info@vermonthumanities.org, 888-3183. Location: Woodbury Community Library, Vt. Route 14 at Valley Lake Road. 472-5715.