Town Of Lebanon
579 Exeter RoadLebanon, CT 06249
Thank you for your patience as the Town public works department continues to work on repairing road damage from the recent rainstorm. Please use extreme caution when driving on roads, especially around corners where the edges may be heavily eroded.
The closed section of Bender Road has been reopened. A section of Church Road will remain closed for construction until late November.
The expected closures on Card and Olenick have been delayed until Spring.
Join us for the 3rd Annual Trick or Trunk event on Saturday, October 27 from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at the field between Lebanon Middle School and Lyman Memorial High School.
Get your flu shot at the Senior Center's Seasonal Flu Clinic on November 20, 2018 at 10:00 AM. If possible, please fill out this consent form before arriving.
Time for Stories is a weekly early literacy program filled with age-appropriate activities. Please join us weekly on Mondays for stories, rhymes, finger plays, music, and more. This program is designed for a preschool audience, but siblings are welcome. Open play is available at the end of the program. http://www.lebanonctlibrary.org/for-kids/
Microscope viewing with Yaw Nsiah a biologist at Eastern Connecticut University. We will learn the basics of using a microscope, look at a collection of microscopic slides and discuss microbiology.
Ages 6 and up. Please register by calling the library at 860-642-7763. Limit 12
Join Gajinder Kaur for a free Kundalini Yoga and meditation practice in our community room. Please bring a yoga mat or a towel.
Gajinder Kaur is a 200 hour, IKYTA certified Kundalini Yoga Instructor. She fulfilled her teacher training at Guru Ram Das Ashram in Millis, Massachusetts in June 2007. Since then she has been teaching private and public classes in the Hamptons and throughout eastern Connecticut. She brings her love of the Naad-the sound current--into her classes with an emphasis on chanting and with a 30" symphonic gong which she plays during shavasana to promote deep relaxation and healing. Gajinder has additional training in SuperHealth, a system of yogic therapeutic technology for breaking habits and addictive behavior. It is her pleasure and purpose to share this Yogic science with anyone ready to receive it!
Learn about how and what owls eat, as well as how a pellet is formed in an owl's unique digestive system. Dissect a sterilized pellet and use investigative skills to analyze and identify the contents to figure out what the owl ate!
This program is designed for ages 8-12. Please register. Limit 15.
Read, Rock and Rhyme is fashioned after the Mother Goose on the Loose program that integrates the latest research in early literacy and infant brain development with traditional story time elements. Join us weekly on Wednesdays as we share books, rhymes, musical instruments, songs, movement, flannel board tales, puppets, finger plays and more. This program is designed for the birth to 24 month audience, but siblings are welcome. Open play is available at the end of the program. http://www.lebanonctlibrary.org/for-kids/
Come sing along with Jack Skellington and friends! We'll be showing The Nightmare Before Christmas with the subtitles on so you can all follow along. Use the props we provide for extra Halloween fun. (Rated PG)
This seminar will demonstrate the use of forms, proportions, and features to make a sculpture special. The medium will be Sculpey and the project will be the creation of 2"-12" figures, animals, or objects. Call 860-642-7763 or register at the library.
Ages 12 and up.
Time for Stories is a weekly early literacy program filled with age-appropriate activities. Please join us weekly on Mondays for stories, rhymes, finger plays, music, and more. This program is designed for a preschool audience, but siblings are welcome. Open play is available at the end of the program. http://www.lebanonctlibrary.org/for-kids/
Like to knit? All knitters are welcome to join this friendly group. (Crochet is welcome too!) Ultra-talented knitter, Diana Cowles, facilitates.
We'd love to have some new members join this lively group.
We meet upstairs in the library.
Join Gajinder Kaur for a free Kundalini Yoga and meditation practice in our community room. Please bring a yoga mat or a towel.
Gajinder Kaur is a 200 hour, IKYTA certified Kundalini Yoga Instructor. She fulfilled her teacher training at Guru Ram Das Ashram in Millis, Massachusetts in June 2007. Since then she has been teaching private and public classes in the Hamptons and throughout eastern Connecticut. She brings her love of the Naad-the sound current--into her classes with an emphasis on chanting and with a 30" symphonic gong which she plays during shavasana to promote deep relaxation and healing. Gajinder has additional training in SuperHealth, a system of yogic therapeutic technology for breaking habits and addictive behavior. It is her pleasure and purpose to share this Yogic science with anyone ready to receive it!
Teens, come make some amazing chocolate creations!
This program highlights young chocolate entrepreneurs, the history of how chocolate is made and where it comes from, fun chocolate trivia, and make and take chocolate creations using various techniques of dipping, decorating, and combing.
Demonstration and use of a commercial tempering machine, toppings bar and more! Klassic Kreations Creativity Workshops with Kim Larkin.
Teen audience. Limit 22. Register by calling 860-642-7763.
Read, Rock and Rhyme is fashioned after the Mother Goose on the Loose program that integrates the latest research in early literacy and infant brain development with traditional story time elements. Join us weekly on Wednesdays as we share books, rhymes, musical instruments, songs, movement, flannel board tales, puppets, finger plays and more. This program is designed for the birth to 24 month audience, but siblings are welcome. Open play is available at the end of the program. http://www.lebanonctlibrary.org/for-kids/
Like to knit? All knitters are welcome to join this friendly group. (Crochet is welcome too!) Ultra-talented knitter, Diana Cowles, facilitates.
We'd love to have some new members join this lively group.
We meet upstairs in the library.
Woman Walks Ahead
Based on a true story, an artist traveled alone to North Dakota to paint a portrait of Chief Sitting Bull.
Free popcorn and comfortable seats at all movies!
All Town offices & facilities are closed.
Regular monthly meeting of the Board of Selectmen
Public hearings begin at 7:00 PM with regular meetings starting directly afterward. If no public hearing, regular meetings begin at 7:00 PM.
Like to knit? All knitters are welcome to join this friendly group. (Crochet is welcome too!) Ultra-talented knitter, Diana Cowles, facilitates.
We'd love to have some new members join this lively group.
We meet upstairs in the library.
Regular monthly meeting is 3rd Tuesday of the month in Town Hall conference room. Check the calendar for specific meeting dates and locations.
Flu Season is here again. Are you protected? In 2017, influenza killed more people than it has in four decades. According to the CDC, as many as 80,000 Americans may have been killed by the flu last year. Most had not been vaccinated.
This year, a seasonal flu clinic will be held on November 20, 2018 at the Senior Center. Flu shots will be administered by Hartford HealthCare at Home.
Please fill out this consent form before attending the flu clinic. It will make the process faster for you and everyone else!
