This multi-generational photo and story exhibit highlights the experiences of people of color living and going to school in Vermont—telling their own stories and conveying the impact of racism on their lives. Presented by the Root Social Justice Center and supported by a VHC grant. Read More »

Visible in Vermont is a multi-generational photo and story exhibit that highlights the experiences of people of color living and going to school in Vermont—telling their own stories and conveying the impact of racism on their lives. This panel discussion about the exhibit includes Asma Elhuni, Jarvis Green, Kale Camara, and Alicia Maddox. Presented by the Root Social Justice Center and supported by a VHC grant. Read More »

Revisit a classic mystery or discover a new favorite when you borrow a mystery novel wrapped in brown paper from a special themed display at the McCullough Library in February. Read More »

Mystery plays can be a uniquely challenging project, even for experienced directors. Director Eric Peterson and others will discuss and illuminate these challenges. Bringing a dish to share is recommended, but not a requirement to attend. Read More »

Detective Nate the Great (from the children's book detective series) invites children and families to Bennington Free Library's "Get a Clue" after-school party in the Children's Room. This event is part of the Year of Mystery, a robust, dynamic series of opportunities for people of all ages to deepen their appreciation for the mystery genre and connect with their fellow enthusiasts. Read More »