Curbside crafts are available on Wednesdays during curbside pick up from 1pm – 5:30pm and come with pretty much everything you need to complete the craft. There are only a limited number available, so first come, first served. Extras will be put out each day until they’re all gone. October’s crafts include Craft Stick Scarecrows, Leaf Lanterns, and Glow in the Dark Bead bracelets.
Join Ms. Abbey and special guest Ms. Meredith for a peaceful yoga story time. Stretch your body and your mind with us in the sunshine on the back lawn of DRML. In case of poor weather we will meet via Zoom.
Please pre-register here: http://bit.ly/DRMLYouth1020
This program will be held in person at DRML. Masks for those over age 2 and social distancing are required.
Join the young writers to play writing games, hang out and work on that novel, book of poetry or comic book you’ve been dying to create!
Please pre-register at http://bit.ly/DRMLYouth1020
Arrange to pick up your Minute to Win It kit and pick it up starting Wednesday, October 20th, then join us Friday the 23rd at 4 PM to compete and see who can win it in a minute!
Please pre register here: http://bit.ly/DRMLYouth1020
5, 4, 3, 2, 1 — lift off! Come on down and watch a model rocket launch, make water bottle rockets, or make a construction paper rocket with your name on it. This program will have space loads of fun for everyone.
This program will be held in person at DRML. Masks for those over age 2 and social distancing are required.
It may be cool to start the mornings, but the sun makes the back lawn toasty warm so join us on those sunny Tuesday mornings in October from 10:30 to 11 AM for movement based stories and songs. Once it gets way too cold we will try indoor small group story times.
This program is weather dependent. If it is a rainy morning we will not meet. If you are not sure if storytime is happening, check our Facebook page or call 899-4962.
For the safety of all who attend, everyone must maintain 6 feet of social distance, and everyone over the age of 2 must wear a mask. Please bring a blanket or a towel for your family to sit on.
From now until April 2021, we will be meeting at the Jericho Community Center the last Tuesday of every month at 7 PM. This month, we will be discussing Rules of Prey by John Sandford. If you need a book, please call the library (899-4962) to request a copy. Due to delays with our courier you should request soon so that it has time to arrive.
In-person program — Registration is not required, but social distancing guidelines will be observed and masks must be worn by all attendees. This program meets at the Jericho Community Center, located at 329 Browns Trace Rd, Jericho.
Curbside crafts are available on Wednesdays during curbside pick up from 1pm – 5:30pm and come with pretty much everything you need to complete the craft. There are only a limited number available, so first come, first served. Extras will be put out each day until they’re all gone. October’s crafts include Craft Stick Scarecrows, Leaf Lanterns, and Glow in the Dark Bead bracelets.
All are invited to join our continuing discussion of the Vermont Reads 2020 selection The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas. More than just a book group, this is a chance to discuss as a racism and its impacts, both in our own community and in the nation. The Vermont Humanities Council has provided us with a number of copies to distribute in order to facilitate conversations about this important work. Adult and teen readers are both invited to participate. To request a copy, please email us at [email protected].
Please register by clicking here.
Accepting submissions from Monday, October 5th to Friday, October 23rd. Reading party Friday, October 30th at 7 PM
Terrify the DRML librarians with your unique tales of mayhem, horror and mystery!
Submit your scary story for a chance to win a yummy prize pack from Snowflake Chocolates, and join us Friday the 30th at 7 PM to read them to each other!
Submissions from authors 18 years or younger open from 10/5/20 – 10/23/20
Requirements: Stories should be 2 pages or less typed, or 4 pages handwritten. No weapons should be used in the story. Illustrations aren’t required, but if you want to include them go for it!
Judging Criteria:
Your librarians will judge based on creativity, originality, and hair-raisingness of entry. Illustrations, punctuation, and grammar are not included in judging criteria.
How to enter:
Email your story in a Word/Google doc or PDF to [email protected] OR print your story, put it in an envelope with your name & email address (so we can send you an invite to the reading) and leave it in the library drop box.