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Beat the winter blues with intentional happiness: music, joyful arts and crafts, peaceful meditative drawing, and tasty treats. Leave with some library books which inspire joy and relaxation. December 11: Festive Season: The joy of gift wrapping and giving of personal gifts will be the focus of December’s Hygge (HOO-ga). January 11 and 29: Cozy Winter: Self-care and comfort will be the focus of January’s Hygge (HOO-ga). February 8 and 26: Winter Gratitude: Recognizing the wonder in our lives will be the focus of February’s Hygge (HOO-ga). “In Denmark, winters are especially long, yet Danish people are considered some of the happiest in the world. They embrace the dark winter months with the joyful practice of Hygge (pronounced HOO-ga) meaning coziness, candlelight, nature, and meeting with friends.” - Emma Mitchell from Making Winter: a Hygge-inspired Guide to Surviving the Winter Months. This program is intended for adults. No registration is required.