UNION — Jim Doble will discuss his hand-crafted instruments, sound therapy and the effect of sound and vibration during the May 5 “Zoom with Vose Wednesdays” at 6 p.m.

Doble has been creating unique, mostly percussive, musical instruments out of a disparate collection of materials such as wood, steel, glass, aluminum, and stone for about 35 years. In recent years he has focused most of his instrument building to designs suitable for public spaces, such as playgrounds and children’s museums.

Wishing further to delve into the intricacies of sound and vibration, Doble has also entered into the quickly-evolving realm of sound therapy: using sound and vibration to help stimulate health and personal evolution. He offers individual sound therapy sessions and group sound baths, as well as continuing to create a wide variety of musical instruments.

To request an invitation and passcode to attend this special program, email [email protected] prior to 3 p.m. on May 5.

Vose Library is located at 392 Common Road, and is open for curbside pick-up services and for browse and borrow in-person services up to five patrons at a time.

For more information, call 207-785-4733 or visit voselibrary.org.

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