Norman Williams Public Library offers an intriguing collection of rare and vintage books in addition to the ongoing book sale in the foyer.
Please join us for this important discussion co-hosted by Grace Initiative Global, the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma, and NWPL.
You are invited to join us for a free noontime concert on the Mezzanine!
Please join us for the Opening Reception of Pathways & Pastures: An Exhibition of Vermont Vistas painted by Jocelyn Randles.
UVM Professor of African American History Pamela Nicole Walker tells how Virginia Naeve, of Jamacia, VT, fought for peace and civil rights using mostly pen, paper, and a lot of gumption.
Constitution Day, on September 17, celebrates the signing of the U.S. Constitution by the Philadelphia Convention in 1787. Immense challenges of the twenty-first century threaten to overwhelm many of the eighteenth-century assumptions and principles. We’ll review these challenges and inquire whether it’s time to revise some of these assumptions.
Join us Friday night in the NWPL side garden for a special outdoor screening of Brave, an animated fantasy film produced by Pixar Animation Studios and released by Walt Disney Pictures.
Ham Gillett offers us a time to be still, to close our eyes, and be transported by Dylan’s matchless weaving of lyrical words and evocative images of Christmas past.
Ham Gillett offers us a time to be still, to close our eyes, and be transported by Dylan’s matchless weaving of lyrical words and evocative images of Christmas past.
A Wassail tradition returns with a holiday sampler of songs by Wrensong in the Mezzanine after the Parade.
