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  • 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…

  • Break the Safe

    Exercise your problem-solving skills with a cunning game of wits! Unearth the clues hidden throughout the youth area to reveal the code to the library safe. Quick thinkers might just puzzle their way…

  • Creative Writing Support Group

    Creative Writing Support Group is a gathering of writers and writers-to-be. Once a month we meet to discuss our process, champion wins, share resources, and encourage and support one another. We write together, sometimes…

  • Zentangle

    Julia Davenport is back at the Pierson Library to share the relaxing, forgiving art form that is Zentangle. With few tools and a small scale, she will guide us in a two-hour tangle to find…

  • Fiber Arts Crafting Hour

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

  • Exhibitionists Book Club: Norman Rockwell at Home in Vermont Tour

    Shelburne Musem 6000 Shelburne Road, Shelburne, VT, United States

    Join us off-site at the Shelburne Museum for a tour of the Norman Rockwell exhibit, led by Public Programs Educator Kat Redniss. This exhibit, in conjunction with our reading of Howard Frank Mosher's A Stranger…

  • Minecraft Meetup

    Minecraft players ages 7-12 and their adults meet up to share their Minecraft knowledge and play together! Attendees should bring their laptop or tablet with Minecraft installed and account created. 

  • 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…

  • Water Security and Nutrient Transport with Ben Kelley

    Streams carry large amounts of sediment and nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorous, and carbon into lakes like Lake Champlain. While these nutrients are a natural part of aquatic ecosystems, too much of them…