Explore the profound importance of truth in confronting our shared history, including the enduring legacy of slavery and systemic injustice, and the urgency of creating justice where it has been absent.
Explore the profound importance of truth in confronting our shared history, including the enduring legacy of slavery and systemic injustice, and the urgency of creating justice where it has been absent.
No English Conversation Circle Friday, May 2. Join us again on Friday, May 16 to practice your English and make new friends.
Join the Library's morning book group in reading and discussing The Verifiers by Jane Pek.
Join the Library's morning book group in reading and discussing James by Percival Everett.
A special tech related book discussion on The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt
Dan Nott discusses his nonfiction graphic novel, Hidden Systems: Water, Electricity, the Internet, and the Secrets Behind the Systems We Use Every Day
Join Treasurer Mike Pieciak and your local legislators to discuss how Vermont is responding to federal policy changes.
Join us for a talk about the past and present of "Kawaii" culture.
Evening Book Group meets Fourth Thursdays for a stimulating conversation about books, characters and plot with your neighbors. Our April Read is Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters.
Evening Book Group meets Fourth Thursdays for a stimulating conversation about books, characters and plot with your neighbors. Our May read is In Other Words (In Altre Parole) by Jhumpa Lahiri.
Evening Book Group meets Fourth Thursdays for a stimulating conversation about books, characters and plot with your neighbors.
Evening Book Group meets Fourth Thursdays for a stimulating conversation about books, characters and plot with your neighbors. Our June read is The Office of Historical Corrections by Danielle Evans.
Screening and discussion of Vermont Filmmaker Bess O'Brien’s documentary "I Am From Here" about the experience of Black and Brown youth in Vermont’s public schools
Evening Book Group meets Fourth Thursdays for a stimulating conversation about books, characters and plot with your neighbors. Our February read is Black is the Body, by Emily Bernard.
Join the Secretary of State, Sarah Copeland Hanzas, partners who contributed to the report, and your neighbors to learn about what Civic Health looks like across Vermont and in your community.
Join a book club that reads and discusses books in Italian.
Join a book club that reads and discusses books in Italian.
Vermont Reads book discussion: Gather by Kenneth Cadow
Teens ages 13 - 18 meet to plan programs, volunteer, and make the library a teen-friendly place.
Teens ages 13 - 18 meet to plan programs, volunteer, and make the library a teen-friendly place while crafting.
Hear selections of Ethan Tapper's new book, How to Love a Forest. The author will discuss land stewardship, his experiences as a State Forester and naturalist, plus why we love forests and how to care for their complexity in a changing world.
Real Dialogue workshop on Welcoming Disagreement and Difference
Evening Book Group meets Fourth Thursdays for a stimulating conversation about books, characters and plot with your neighbors. Our November read is Ducks, by Kate Beaton.
Evening Book Group meets Fourth Thursdays for a stimulating conversation about books, characters and plot with your neighbors. Our October read is When Two Feathers Fell from the Sky, by Margaret Verble.
Join us for a screening of Blackbird (2019) and a discussion afterward to practice English.
Learn about Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT from Dick Mills.
Learn about Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT from Dick Mills.
The Hair Equity project, sponsored by UVM Health Network, aims to understand the impact of oppression and inequities felt by Black Americans through hair discrimination.
Will Kasso Condry presentation about Creating Community through Hip-Hop
Film screening of the documentary "Just Getting By" and a Q&A with the director.
Opportunity to practice English and discuss an English language film.
Teens ages 13 - 18 are invited to join us for a discussion of the graphic memoir Messy Roots by Laura Gao.
A series of 7 community-building events from February 16th through April 6th, 2024, led by African American Spoken Word and Poetry Theater artist and Saint Michael’s professor Dr. Jolivette Anderson-Douoning including readings, art making, discussions, poetry and Poetry Theater.
My Vermont Eyes: 'We Wear the Mask' Open Studio
My Vermont Eyes: 'We Wear the Mask' Open Studio
My Vermont Eyes: 'We Wear the Mask' Open Studio
My Vermont Eyes: Poem - My Vermont Experiences Workshop
My Vermont Eyes: Birds, Butterflies, and the Human Spirit Can Fly; Finding Home and Community with My Vermont Eyes
A team of journalists trapped in the besieged city of Mariupol struggle to continue their work documenting atrocities of the Russian invasion. By Pulitzer-Prize winner Mstyslav Chernov. Discussion to follow.
Learn about Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT from Dick Mills.
Join library staff and other English learners to practice your English and make new friends.
Join library staff and other English learners to practice your English and make new friends.
Women who own or run a business are invited to register and attend this networking expo
Gather with other writers to share work in a supportive space and encourage all levels of accomplishment.
Talk to your neighbors about books you've loved, books you've hated, genres you're desperately curious about, and other fun lit-chat. Light refreshments. Open to all.
