Young birders get a chance to scope out birds in Burlington and learn more about them with Audubon Vermont.  Program includes storytime, a craft and some bird watching around the Library.  Ages 5-11 and their caregivers. Please register: https://vt.audubon.org/events

Young birders get a chance to scope out birds in Burlington and learn more about them with Audubon Vermont.  Program includes storytime, a craft and some bird watching around the Library.  Ages 5-11 and their caregivers.

Please register: https://vt.audubon.org/events

In the Coded Language of this Mortal Tongue - Rajnii Eddins Reading                       Library Lawn

Poet, activist, teacher, and artist, Rajnii Eddins reads from his new poetry collection, In the Coded Language of the Mother Tongue.

Panelists: Box Brown, Isabella Rotman, Michelle Sayles
Moderator: Daniel Barlow

Join us as we discuss how comics can be used to advocate for subjects relating to social justice and community education.

Learn More about the Non-Fiction Comics Festival here https://www.nonfictioncomicsfest.org/festival

This hybrid panel (Burlington, VT and Tulsa, OK) examines three recent comics projects created from ethnographic and oral history interviews. From Oklahoma, the Chilocco Indian School explores experiences of elders who lived at the school as children. From Vermont, two recent publications—The Most Costly Journey, presenting stories of migrant farm workers on Vermont dairy farms, and Turner Family Stories, drawn from oral history interviews with the remarkable Daisy Turner of Grafton, VT.

Presented in partnership with the American Folklore Society.

Expect to be entertained with surprises, tricks, music and laughs. Recommended for ages 5 and up, but all are welcome.

Modern Times Theater Presents . . . 

The Perils of Mr. Punch

This is the one and only Punch and Judy, presented live, and updated for the 21st century.  

Held on the library lawn, or in youth area in case of inclement weather