All I Didn’t Know: Author Talk with Alexander Wolff            Main Reading Room

Please join us for the fascinating story behind Alexander Wolff's new book, Endpapers: A Family Story of Books, War, Escape, and Home, an examination of the lives of a German-American family separated by World War II.

Library Commission Meeting

Library Commission Meeting

MOVED to City Hall, Sharon Bushor Room

In commemoration of the Holocaust, Vermont Holocaust Memorial in cooperation with “The Courage to Remember” exhibition, remembers the victims, survivors, children, and rescuers during this memorial event. Join with community to recite prayers, light memorial candles, and hear from Keynote speaker, child Holocaust survivor and UVM Professor Emeritus Henia Lewin.

Main Reading Room

Pre-filing tax information from Vermont Legal Aid and the IRS will be available from a table in our Main Reading Room. 

This is not a tax preparation program.  However, you can get information about organizations that provide tax preparation assistance.

The Fletcher Free Library is honored to host an exhibit from the Simon Wiesenthal Center and the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County called The Courage to Remember. The exhibit is comprised of 40-panels on the Nazi Holocaust.  The Courage to Remember has been exhibited on six continents and seen by millions of people.

The Library will be OPEN on Tuesday, November 8, but the Main Reading Room will be reserved for Elections.