The Library will be closed on Monday, November 11 for Veterans' Day. 

Vegan in Vermont

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Connect with others interested in a vegan diet! Explore recipes by the featured cookbook author of the month and select and cook one of that author's dishes to bring to a potluck vegan dinner with community. Special guest speaker each month. Register here.

October's Cookbook Author: Anne-Marie Bonneau

October's Guest Speaker: Sarra Talib

Vegan in Vermont

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Connect with others interested in a vegan diet, explore recipes by the cookbook author of the month, select and cook a dish, and enjoy a potluck vegan dinner with community. Special guest speaker each month. Register here. Session is full. Request to be added to the waitlist here. 

September's Cookbook Author: Robin Roberston

Vegan in Vermont

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Connect with others interested in a vegan diet, explore recipes by the cookbook author of the month, select and cook a dish, and enjoy a potluck vegan dinner with community. Special guest speaker each month. Register here. 

August's Cookbook Author: Hanna Che

August's Guest Speaker: Ann Ramsay MSN 

‘Unjust Debts’ Book Discussion with Melissa Jacoby and Mike Pieciak

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Please join a thought-provoking discussion on the hidden role of bankruptcy in perpetuating inequality in America! Melissa Jacoby, author of "Unjust Debts," will be joined by Vermont State Treasurer Mike Pieciak for a conversation at the Fletcher Free Library on Thursday, July 18th at 5:30pm.

Author Event: Robert Putnam

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Free Ticketed Event. Registration required at https://www.fletcherfriends.org/putnam

Join us for a special screening of Join or Die—a film about why you should join a club and why the fate of America depends on it—and for the live conversation that follows with legendary social scientist, Robert Putnam.

 

Memoir: The Gift of Our Stories

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Memoir: The Gift of Our Stories

Your story is precious—it’s also a living piece of history, a snapshot historians struggle to elucidate. You are a living social history, from your evolving hairstyles to your earned wisdom to the global events of your lifetime. I wish I could sit my grandmothers down and ask them—what was it like?  To be you? Why did you make the choices you did?  What were the challenges you faced, and what wisdom can you pass on?