The Main Library will be closing early at 6:00pm on Tuesday, December 24

The Main Library will be open with limited services from 12:00-4:00pm on Wednesday, December 25

The NNE Branch will be closed on Wednesday, December 25. 

   

Family Playshop

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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. 

Ages 0-5 with adult

Historical Cos-Play Contest ! Non-Fiction Comics Festival

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Judges: Annabel Driussi, Tina Logan, Elisa Järnefelt
Announcer: Annabel Driussi

What is Non-Fiction Cosplay, you ask? Dress up as ANYTHING (family-friendly) that exists or existed in real life! A hot dog, dinosaur, Abraham Lincoln, a tube of toothpaste, your favorite native plant… get creative with it!

Prizes for best costume in Kids, Teens, and Adults.

Vermont Reads 2022 The Most Costly Journey

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Presenters: Marek Bennett, Teresa Mares, Michelle Sayles.
Moderator: Luis Vivanco

Vermont Humanities selected The Most Costly Journey: Stories of Migrant Farmworkers in Vermont Drawn by New England Cartoonists as the Vermont Reads book for 2022. This panel will open with a short film produced by VT Humanities featuring several of the migrant worker storytellers featured in the book, followed by a discussion between Bennett, Mares and Sayles about the project and the people it highlights.

Invention and Research- NonFiction Comics Festival

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Panelists: Glynnis Fawkes, Ellen Lindner, Caroline Hu, Dan Nott
Moderator: Issac Cates

In this panel, we’ll discuss ways to dramatize and imagine historical, scientific, and political scenarios while remaining accurate to facts. As in "drawing the right hat on the postman" in an imagined scene, as well as what it means to imagine a scene at all. We’ll explore the role of imagination and metaphor in Non-fiction.