Join Celia Bird, Family Nurse Practitioner and trained Our Whole Lives Facilitator, for conversations about bodies, consent, how babies are made, and sex--and for support in preparing to have these talks with your own young people.
April's topic is: Consent.
RSVP HERE.
Join Celia Bird, Family Nurse Practitioner and trained Our Whole Lives Facilitator, for conversations about bodies, consent, how babies are made, and sex--and for support in preparing to have these talks with your own young people.
March's topic is: Bodies.
Register HERE.
Join Celia Bird, Family Nurse Practitioner and trained Our Whole Lives Facilitator, for conversations about bodies, consent, how babies are made, and sex--and for support in preparing to have these talks with your own young people.
February's topic is: Gender
Register HERE.
Crafts for kids. Eclipse Citizen Science info. Enjoy moon pies and other snacks; bring a blanket or chair!
Library Lawn
Do you love Elephant, Piggie, and Pigeon? Then YOU are invited to a party!
Join Fletcher Free Kids to celebrate iconic author/illustrator Mo Willems' birthday with special games, activities, storytimes, crafts and treats featuring his beloved characters! All ages welcome; children under 9 must be accompanied by a caregiver 16 years or older.
No RSVP required.
Sunday, February 11, 1-3 p.m.
Main Library-235 College Street
Staff from the Burlington Office of the National Weather Service will give a presentation on the science of eclipses. Bring your eclipse questions!
Book Sale!
Book Sale
***This event has been postponed to Saturday, March 30***
Join educator Carrie Cruz, aka The Planetarium Lady, for an indoor sky theater experience like no other at Fletcher Free Library! Step inside the traveling planetarium dome for an interactive and immersive presentation about eclipses, and prepare yourself for the extraordinary total solar eclipse we will experience on April 8th!
The World of Weather—Pulling Back the Curtain on What the National Weather Service Does.
Staff from the Burlington Office of the National Weather Service will give a presentation on how they forecast the weather. Appropriate for adults and teens from 8th grade and up. Bring your weather questions!