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  • Unearth a Story: Reading of Pee on Water

    Join us after our regularly scheduled Noontime Poetry Society for a special reading by librarian Jasper Oliver of Rachel B. Glaser's short story "Pee on Water," which, in keeping with this year's archaeological summer reading theme, is a poetic retelling of the whole shebang, from cosmic spark, through evolution, to now. Immediately following this reading attendees are invited to…

  • Musical Story Time with Liz

    Experience the magic of music and storytelling at our weekly musical story time! Join us for an adventure where stories come to life with the power of music. Musician and storyteller Liz Buchanan transports young minds into the world of rhythm, melody, and imagination.

  • Mahjong Playing Society

    Whether you're an old hand or a first timer, the Mahjong Playing Society is for you! Gather with other seasoned players of this classic game or other beginners. We play as well as instruct in both Chinese and American Mahjong. Space is limited, so call ahead to secure the dates you'll be there and indicate which style you hope to play (American Mahjong has a…

  • July Poetry Salon: Madeline Wilson and JoAnna Easton

    This month’s poetry salon will feature local poet Madeline-Newell Wilson and JoAnna Easton. After these two amazing poets share their work and answer questions about their amazing craft, we will open the floor for audience members to read one or two short pieces of their own.

  • Find it Fridays

    Get ready to geocache! Each Friday morning at 10:00am, Katie B. drops a new set of coordinates for a treasure set somewhere in Shelburne. Plug the latitude and longitude in to google maps and get ready to discover a love of nature and a prize for the saavy treasure hunter. Treasure box will remain in…

  • Sam and Dave Dig a Hole: Discovery-themed Story Time and Treasure Hunt

    Learn about the kids who discovered the most famous cave paintings in the world, or the kid who tripped over a precious gem on his way home from school in New Hampshire and made his family rich! Celebrate the inquisitive minds, bravery, and curiosity that led to great discoveries before taking off on a library-wide…

  • Death Cafe

    Consider yourself cordially invited to this intimate conversation on mortality, thoughtfully led by local philosopher and ophthalmologist Nick Marconi. Death Cafes can be places to voice fears and concerns, safe communal spaces to express loss, opportunities to discuss practical matters, invitations to consider mystery, and more. Every meeting is different. To register, please call the…