Welcome to the Moretown Community Library!

Upcoming Programs

As part of our country’s 250th commemoration, Chris Sabick, Director of the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, will share information on a number of previous, recent and current research efforts focused on the Revolutionary War in general, and the Battle of Valcour Bay (October 1776) and its aftermath. Archaelogical excavations at Valcour Bay, Arnold’s Bay and recent documentation and research efforts on the gunboat Spitfire will be discussed.
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This introductory workshop provides students and parents with practical strategies for organizing the college search and developing meaningful ideas for the personal essay. It also offers a preview of the personalized support available through Duffiant Education’s college advising services.
Maria Duffy is an educator with over 15 years of experience in English Language Arts instruction and individualized academic support. 
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Talking with friends and family about contentious topics can be challenging! How do you share your ideas confidently without feeling like you’re stepping on eggshells? This interactive workshop will be led by Beth Malow, author of the new book, Beyond the Politics of Contempt: Practical Steps to Build Positive Relationships in Divided Times. An experienced trainer with Braver Angels, Beth will provide practical advice and model techniques and strategies to stay engaged in difficult conversations with others
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Children grades 3 and up are invited to our Afterschool Crafternoon where we will be making paper quilling art that involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped, and glued together. Bring your inspiration and use our supplies and bring home a creation celebrating Spring. Participants are welcome to arrive just after school before the program begins, the patron computers will not be available for use.
Facilitated by death doula Patty Latz, we invite community members to come and talk and listen to each other share anything they want about death and the many pieces of preparing for death.  There is no set agenda. Our society has a hard time talking and preparing for the inevitability that we all will die. Many people are surprised that they have a voice over how they want their body treated as they journey through the end of their life. We gather to share our wants, needs, fears, hopes, questions, and experiences around planning for our death and our loved ones’ death. Many people have experienced a lifting of a huge burden when they contemplate, discuss, and make plans for their final life journey. Tea and baked goods are served.