Interesting history of our neighbors
In the late 1950s and early 1960s there was an efflorescence of ski resorts across the USA. In Vermont the pastime was in its heyday with 81 ski areas operating in 1966. Not the least of which were the Sugarbush, Glen Ellen, and Mad River Glen resorts in the Mad River Valley. Nestled between the two...
Vermont State Parks is pleased to announce the 2021 Falling for VT State Parks Photo Contest. We are seeking your best shots of the legendary foliage in VT State Parks!
Until Oct 10th, you have the chance to enter your best fall foliage photos to enter for the chance to win these great prizes:
đź’ł $100 Vermont State Park gift card
đźš— 2022 Season Family Vehicle pass
🎟 10-punch pass
Finalists from the pool of entries will be posted to Survey Monkey for voting. Voting will take place from 12:00pm October 14th to 11:59pm October 18th, 2021.
Are you ready? For full entry guidelines and to submit entries, head to: https://bit.ly/FallingForVTStateParks2021
Until Oct 10th, you have the chance to enter your best fall foliage photos to enter for the chance to win these great prizes:
đź’ł $100 Vermont State Park gift card
đźš— 2022 Season Family Vehicle pass
🎟 10-punch pass
Finalists from the pool of entries will be posted to Survey Monkey for voting. Voting will take place from 12:00pm October 14th to 11:59pm October 18th, 2021.
Are you ready? For full entry guidelines and to submit entries, head to: https://bit.ly/FallingForVTStateParks2021
Teens and Teen Reading Groups: Don’t Miss the Ask Jason Reynolds Anything* (*About Banned Books) Contest! Do you have a burning question (about censorship) for New York Times bestselling author and Banned Books Week Honorary Chair Jason Reynolds?! If you’re a teen or an educator, a … Read More
See the geese in chevron flight….
It’s the season of migration! Have you heard of migration? What about a “chevron”? So many interesting words! Come find out what they mean, and more, with Maya and the Rochester Public Library at Stories in the Park this Friday, September 24. We’ll read about migration and other animal behaviors and play some fun migration games!
All children under 10 are invited to meet at the gazebo during Rochester’s marvelous Farmers’ Market from 3:30 until 4:30. Drop in anytime during the hour and stay as long as you like. Stories and games will happen throughout the hour!
Friday reading at the market will continue through October...hooray for lots more reading fun!
Library books will be available to check out.
All programs are free and open to all.
Email or call the library for more information: rochesterpubliclibraryVT@gmail.com or 767-3927.
It’s the season of migration! Have you heard of migration? What about a “chevron”? So many interesting words! Come find out what they mean, and more, with Maya and the Rochester Public Library at Stories in the Park this Friday, September 24. We’ll read about migration and other animal behaviors and play some fun migration games!
All children under 10 are invited to meet at the gazebo during Rochester’s marvelous Farmers’ Market from 3:30 until 4:30. Drop in anytime during the hour and stay as long as you like. Stories and games will happen throughout the hour!
Friday reading at the market will continue through October...hooray for lots more reading fun!
Library books will be available to check out.
All programs are free and open to all.
Email or call the library for more information: rochesterpubliclibraryVT@gmail.com or 767-3927.
In August 2021, Orion Magazine released Old Growth, an anthology of essays and poems about the lives of trees. It’s a dynamic cross section of Orion’s long history of engagement with arboreal culture, featuring work by Continue reading →
“Golden and red trees
Nod to the soft breeze…
And the brown nuts fall….”
Do you know what’s coming?
Join Maya and the Rochester Public Library for Stories in the Park this Friday, September 17. We’ll read about the new season that will be starting, we’ll make hand trees or leaf wreaths, and we’ll see what fall treasures we can find in the park!
All children under 10 are invited to meet at the gazebo during Rochester’s marvelous Farmers’ Market from 3:30 until 4:30. Drop in anytime during the hour and stay as long as you like. Stories and crafts will happen throughout the hour!
Friday reading at the market will continue through October...hooray for lots more reading fun!
Library books will be available to check out.
All programs are free and open to all.
Email or call the library for more information: rochesterpubliclibraryVT@gmail.com or 767-3927.
Nod to the soft breeze…
And the brown nuts fall….”
Do you know what’s coming?
Join Maya and the Rochester Public Library for Stories in the Park this Friday, September 17. We’ll read about the new season that will be starting, we’ll make hand trees or leaf wreaths, and we’ll see what fall treasures we can find in the park!
All children under 10 are invited to meet at the gazebo during Rochester’s marvelous Farmers’ Market from 3:30 until 4:30. Drop in anytime during the hour and stay as long as you like. Stories and crafts will happen throughout the hour!
Friday reading at the market will continue through October...hooray for lots more reading fun!
Library books will be available to check out.
All programs are free and open to all.
Email or call the library for more information: rochesterpubliclibraryVT@gmail.com or 767-3927.
Rochester Public Library
22 South Main Street
Route 100
Rochester, VT 05767
802-767-3927
rochesterpubliclibraryvt@gmail.com
H O U R S
Tuesday & Thursday Noon – 6
Saturday 9 – Noon
passcode:
librarypatron
