Week Calendar

Ages 0-14 months. Literacy starts with the littlest ones! Grow your baby's brain with songs, rhymes, and books with Miss Kelsey.

Ages 0-5. Get out of the house for a welcoming library playdate that celebrates the power of free play in early childhood. 

Ages 2-7 with an adult. Spark the firefly learns all about snow, hibernation and exciting winter activities like sledding and ice skating during her first snow day.

All Ages. Drop in to celebrate and learn about Ramadan with coloring and other fun activities, including a photo op station, on a no-school day. 

Use watercolor paint to create a cardinal in snow on canvas with Jennifer Evans of Periwinkle Art Studio. No painting experience necessary.

What does the American Dream mean to you? What does it mean to belong? A stellar panel of storytellers share their firsthand experiences as immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers, descendants, or allies.

This talented trio offers a fresh, contemporary perspective on blues and roots music, while acknowledging traditions. Donna Herula, blues singer, songwriter, and slide guitarist performs with Marc Edelstein on upright bass and Tony

Connect monthly with other individuals with memory loss and their caregivers for activities and socialization. 

Grades K-5 with an adult. A library favorite! The Frog Lady brings her frogs and friends to the library. Learn more about her favorite amphibians and reptiles and see them up close.

Grades 6-12. Use Canva to create a design, then use library equipment to imprint it on a pillow case. Pillow case will be provided (stuffing not included). Please register for one session only.

Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale is a tale of jealousy and redemption, where a king's false accusations lead to tragedy and eventual reconciliation, blending elements of drama, comedy, and a miraculous resolution.

Stop by to work on personal projects. We won't be teaching any new skills, but supplies will be available for sublimation printing and other crafts.

This event will also take place on the following dates.  

Regular meeting of the Board of Library Trustees. 

NOTE LOCATION: Vernon Area Public Library Annex.

The full agenda for this meeting is available here:

[Online] If you'd like to become a naturalized U.S. citizen, attend this 12-week series to prepare for the citizenship test in a small, online group. Content includes American history, civics, speaking, and reading and writing in English.

Grades 6-12. Use Canva to create a design, then use library equipment to imprint it on a pillow case. Pillow case will be provided (stuffing not included). Please register for one session only.

Sandra, her husband Samuel, and their son Daniel live a secluded life in a remote town in the French Alps. When Samuel is found dead, the police question if he was murdered or committed suicide and Sandra becomes the main suspect.