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  • You Choose Dinosaur Movie Night

    It's another five dino features to choose among from your cinema-loving pals at the Pierson Library! Together we'll fire up the old popcorn machine, order a couple pizzas, and watch together the first eight minutes of five different dinosaur movies from…

  • Shelburne Festivities: Tristan Cunningham

    We're thrilled to welcome back the amazing Tristan Cunningham!  L.A.-based award-winning actor and circus performer extraordinaire, Tristan got her start right here at home as part of Vermont's own Circus Smirkus! Experience the thrill and…

  • Shelburne Day Festivities: Ernest James Zydeco

    We're closing out our summer reading series in largesse with that big dancey, bluesy, Louisiana sound of Zydeco!  Enjoy free scoops of Ben & Jerry's ice cream (while supplies last) on the library green and drop…

  • Fiber Arts Crafting Hour

    Join the company of other knitters, crafters, needlepoint workers, and more every Monday at the noontime hour! 

  • Tech Help Tuesday

    Have a tech problem you just can't figure out? Have an app that's giving you trouble? Does your smartphone leave you flummoxed? We can help. Book a 30-minute appointment with one of our tech-savvy…

  • Tuesday Night Book Club: The Glass Château

    Join us for a discussion of The Glass Château by Stephen Kiernan, a moving novel of hope, healing, and the redemptive power of art set in post–World War II France. In the aftermath…

  • Noontime Poetry Reading Society

    This group is for poetry readers, poetry writers, and the poetically curious alike! For the first half hour we take turns, taking the lectern and reading aloud together from whole poetry…

  • Master Gardener Presentation and Garden Tour

    Join the master gardener for the Pierson Library and town green, Steve Budington, for a tour of the grounds and a presentation about the project. Folx in the UVM Master Gardener's program…

  • Exhibitionist’s Book Club: A Stranger in the Kingdom

    In companionship with Shelburne Museum's Norman Rockwell exhibit is this 2002 classic by Howard Frank Mosher, a literary tale of racism and murder set in 1950s Vermont. Copies available at the front desk.