While we continue to practice social distancing,
we still want to read, imagine and create -- apart, together!

Recorded Storytime
"Meet" Deborah, our new Children's Librarian.
Watch here for a limited time!
Sing songs, read books, and have fun!

Thanks to many publishers extending their permissions to online/recorded readings. This video will be taken down on September 18th.

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Try out our Kids Activity Extravaganza!
Re-Imagine your Summer Fun, with our 2020 Kids’ Summer Reading & Activity Extravaganza!
We know it is getting harder to come up with ideas for things to do. Here is some inspiration -- and a chance to win prizes!
Print out the Activity Extravaganza Sheet and dive into some fun.
For each square you cross off on the activity sheet you get an entry into our prize giveaways. You can also pick up a sheet inside or curbside.
If you would like to participate, here is all the information you need: Extravaganza Rules.

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Summer Reading Program Extended to September 30th!
Win your t-shirt and a prize book or toy!
It is not too late to finish-up your summer reading and come in for your t-shirt and prize. We have plenty to give away! 
If you lost your reading log or forgot to sign-up for the program but read 6 hours this summer just write down what you read and bring it to the library. Supported in part by the Vermont Humanities Council.

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StoryWalk®
Come and read wonderful picture books while you stroll the nature trail at Old Schoolhouse Commons. Storywalks are a great way to enjoy books and nature with children.
The trail is mowed and oh so magical — just be aware of poison ivy on the right side. Read books outside! Hooray!

The first book begins at the beginning of the trail, just to the right of the community garden. Continue along the river with a second book, and wind up behind the ball field. Stories will change approximately every three weeks. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do! Please let us know if you've visited by sending us an email at jaquithyouth@gmail.com.
The StoryWalk® Project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT and developed in collaboration with the Kellogg-Hubbard Library.