Events

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 to a prize! 

Meet Shelburne firefighters! Members of Shelburne’s amazing team teach us how to stay safe and provide an up-close look at all the amazing equipment and tools that help Shelburne’s Fire Department crew respond in an emergency. All ages welcome.  

Join us for a fun series where toddlers show their creativity with art! At this session, we'll create an easy dinosaur silhouette painting. 

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

What is capitalism? A necessary evil? The root of all our current problems? The best economic system we've got? If not capitalism, then what? Now's your chance to say your piece, left, right, or center around this old bugbear of a topic. We may not always agree, but through the neighborly act of coming together over warm joe, we’ll begin to understand one another. 

Join us on Tuesdays for music, movement, and fun with Stephen Coronella! 

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 collections. Whenever we finish one, we vote on the next. We're currently reading Women Poets from Antiquity to Now. The second half is devoted to poetic reflection, news, and…

Calling all gamers ages 10–14! Drop into the action at the library’s Fortnite Frenzy Tournament! Players will battle it out in an exciting Battle Royale competition to see who can earn the highest score and claim victory. Bring your gaming skills to compete for the gift card prize! 

Dr. Stephen Wright has been conducting fieldwork the past four years that focuses on understanding the evolution of glacial landscapes in the Northeast Kingdom. At this presentation he will outline our current understanding of what was happening in the region as the last big ice sheet that covered Vermont retreated northward toward the Québec border…