Author Louella Bryant joins us for our first Booked for Lunch program. She will discuss her new book, 'Cowboy Code'.

Fletcher Free Library's Booked For Lunch program returns with a lineup of inspiring authors and scholars on a variety of subjects.

Bring your lunch!  We will provide drinks and dessert.  All books are available at the library!

About Louella Bryant:

Families are invited to talk, play, read, write and sing while exploring a range of themes and rotating activities designed to promote school readiness, encourage creativity, and healthy development. 

Pre-registration required: 802.865.7216 or https://www.fletcherfree.org/family-playshop-registration

Explore books, rhymes and songs specially selected for tiny tots, followed by time to play and chat with other babies and their caregivers. Ages birth to 18 months.

Staff set-up: One table against wall next to door, several chairs along other walls. No tables or chairs in center of room.

Young yogis explore yoga poses, breathing exercises and relaxation techniques with yoga instructor Melissa Nutting from Evolution Prenatal & Family Yoga Center. Free. Ages 2-5 years.

A fun-filled storytime with Megan! Ages 2-5 years. No preregistration needed.

Staff set-up: Remove all chairs and tables from room; leave one chair in corner for Megan.

This is the quarterly meeting of the Vermont Evaluation Network, a gathering of people working in all facets of evaluation

Staff setup:  60 chairs, 8 tables, AV - not trained

Staff setup: 8 chairs. 1 table.

Join Burlington Tenants as We Organize for Our Rights

Staff setup:  20 chairs, 3 tables, No AV

Hear from workers, unions, and students who are part of the September 20 climate strike. Get involved, join the strike!

Staff setup:  40 chairs, 4 tables 

By turns hilarious and deeply moving, She's Not There by Jennifer Finney Boylan – a cast member on I Am Cait; an advisor to the television series Transparent, and a contributing opinion writer for the New York Times -- explores the territory that lies between men and women, examines changing friendships, and rejoices in the redeeming power of love and family.