Before April is over, there are still Earth Month events
There are still more April experiences to celebrate the Earth. Coming up this week: Programs for kids Monthly baby…
A month with many varied ways of celebrating the Earth
(The time for the Birder’s-eye view of Easter Island talk has been corrected here. Hank Kaestner’s talk will be…
Travel back to the future or forward to the past at library map exhibit
If you would like a glimpse into a time when old Route 7, or Ethan Allen Highway, headed north…
Nardozzi sharing gardening tips as part of Earth Month
The library is one of many town organizations that is putting on events celebrating our planet as Charlotte engages…
Even with snow on ground, library prepares for spring
The library is getting ready for spring with these events: Programs for kids Ramadan craftRamadan depends on the lunar…
Valentine’s Day, also Douglass Day celebrates Black history
Friday, Feb. 14, was not only Valentine’s Day, but also Douglass Day. Although Douglass never knew his birth date,…
Blueberries, a missing child, a Supreme Court justice
It’s been a while since my last article, and because I read a lot, books have been accumulating like…
Celebrate Love Your Library month at Charlotte Library
Share the love with DIY Valentines. Share your opinions and ideas in our new library suggestion box. Town meeting…
Roses are red, library has Valentine’s workshops for you
The library has two options for romantics looking forward to Valentine’s Day. On the next two Wednesdays, Jan. 29…
Library welcomes new year with holiday singalong
The library closed 2024 with a few fun activities, including a holiday singalong with Julia Wayne and Ari Bowles…
Lots of gift, gardening and cooking ideas at the library
The library’s annual mitten tree goes up this week, welcoming donations of cold-weather accessories to adorn it. These donations…
Get gift book inspiration; consider donations for mitten tree
Check out our best picks for the readers on your gift list. On display at the library in time…
More than 80 pumpkins carved for jack-o’-lantern display
More than 80 folks of all ages brought their creativity and carving skills to another successful pumpkin carving at the Charlotte Library.
Wild Card Wed., fire dept. celebrate First Responders Day
The Wild Card Wednesday kids made a sign and decorated cupcakes to thank all the folks at Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service for the amazing work they do. They met up with a children’s center class at the fire station to express their appreciation in person.
For a fifth year the library is looking for pumpkin artists
Join Jessica Scriver and other jack-o-lantern fans for pumpkin carving on the library porch Saturday, Oct. 26, 10 a.m.-noon.
“Finding Both-And Solutions” at Charlotte Library
Author and educator Susan Clark will lead a discussion at the Charlotte Library on Tuesday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m. on Finding Both-And Solutions to Communities’ Hard Questions.
Wednesday participants reconstructed digestive system
Thank you to Jan Schwarz for leading the Sept. 25 session of our new after-school program.
Wildcard Wednesdays offers fun for fourth graders and up
If you don’t have a library card, stop by to sign up. With a library card, you have access to everything from museum passes to pickleball paddles as well as a wealth of print and digital resources.
Younger reading fans, join after-school book lovers’ club
If you are you a first-third grader who enjoys reading and talking about books, you can ride the bus to the Charlotte Library and enjoy an afternoon of book sharing and crafts after school.
Library wants to know what you want at library
From story times to cooking book clubs, from book discussions to selectboard meetings, the Charlotte Library is here as a community resource, meeting place and activity center.