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Unearth a Story | Summer Reading Program
June 27 - August 8Explore stories, nature, gardens, and more at NWPL this summer! Learn more »
Night at the Museum | Free Family Movie Night!
Fri | Jun 26 | 7 pm
Kick-off NWPL's Summer Reading Program with a film on the big screen.
Robert Moor | In Trees: An Exploration
Tue | June 30 | 6 pm
A journey through the wilds of nature and the gnarls of history, exploring how trees can teach us to grow wise.
Catherine Tudish & Brett Ann Stanciu
Tue | July 7 | 6 pm
Authors will discuss new novels set in small-town Vermont.
Mezzanine Gallery | Fertile Ground
May & June
Annual Group Show celebrating Spring
Through the library, you can...
Download eBooks and eAudiobooks » Stream thousands of movies » Use our internet, computers, printers, scanners and fax machines » Get one-on-one tech support and computer help » Borrow tools, household goods and more from our Library of Things » Borrow museum passes » Engage in online learning through VT online library including Gale and more » Reserve a space for programs, events and meetings » Recycle batteries and small electronics » ...and more!Upcoming Programs & Events
Free Family Movie Night | Night at the Museum – on the big screen
Fri, Jun 26 |
7:00PM
Summer Reading Program | Unearth a Story
Sat, Jun 27 |
Family Story Time
Sat, Jun 27 |
10:30AM
Poetry Group
Mon, Jun 29 |
4:00PM
Needlepoint Get-togethers
Tue, Jun 30 |
10:00AM
A Place for Kids of All Ages
Children’s Room
Located on the lower level, the Children’s Room functions as a “library within a library.” A wall of windows overlooks the children’s garden and the space features dedicated areas for babies, kids, and teens, as well as a separate room for Story Time and crafts.
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A Note from Clare McFarland, Library Director
Thank you to everyone who participated in our recent Community Survey. Your feedback helps shape the future of the NWPL.
250 Years: Looking Back & Looking Ahead
A four-part lecture series at Norman Williams Public Library, co-hosted by Woodstock History Center. Free and open to all!
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