UNION — The Vose library, will present the following events in February. The library is located at 392 Common Road.

Saturday, Feb. 6, 2 p.m.
Love & Chocolate Author Visit: Susan Vaughan

Get in the Valentines mood with a visit from local romance author Susan Vaughan. She will read from and talk about Always a Suspect, the prequel book In her Task Force Eagle romantic suspense series, and answer questions from the audience.

The book features Claire, a widow multiple times, and Michael, a burned-out federal agent investigating her late husband. The book has passion, danger, and a Maine winter setting.

Sample chocolate with hot cocoa and tea and stay warm.

Thursday, Feb. 11, 6-8 p.m.
Heirloom Seeds - Neil Lash

A talk by Neil Lash, the co-founder and current director of the Heirloom Seed Project at Medomak Valley High School. Heirloom seeds grown at Medomak Valley have been swapped with such places as Monticello, Mount Vernon, and most recently Baker Creek Seed Company.

In December 2015, 'Bere' barley seeds were sent to Kintyre, Scotland to be used to restore the once common Vikings variety that is now extinct on the Kintyre peninsula.

The seeds grown for Baker Creek Seed Company will be available via their online seed catalog. Part of Vose Library's Plant Series programs.

Tuesday, Feb. 16, 6-8 p.m.
Tech Tuesday

Open hours with our tech experts. Bring questions and learn new skills. New tech from the holidays? Don't forget your devices for hands-on learning, or use the library’s to learn general skills.

Did you know you can use MARVEL databases to access Ancestry Library Edition, academic, magazine, and newspaper articles, and more? Or borrow downloadable audiobooks and e-books from the library? Trouble using the services on your Kindle, iPad or MP3 player? Tech Tuesdays are a time to learn how!

Friday, Feb. 26, 10:30 a.m.
Puppet Play Storytime

Ashwood Waldorf School early-childhood teacher Beth Lunt will present a seasonal puppet play and a simple morning circle and/or simple craft activity for young children. A series of four, Feb. 26, April 8 and 29, and May 6.

Saturday, Feb. 27, 10 a.m.
Snowman Competition

Kids of all ages are invited to go wild with imagination! Snow sculptures will compete in a number of fun categories: smallest, largest, silliest, most colorful, most realistic, most creative, best creature, and best by a 12+ creator.

Bring a shovel, decorations, etc. Dress warmly. There will be hot cocoa and snacks.
(In case the weather is uncooperative, an alternative indoor snowman activity will be available.)

These events are free and open to the public. For more information, call Vose Library at 785-4733.