An image of a stack of four books on a black background. The text on the background and the books reads: The Table of Contents A fundraiser dinner for the John G. McCullough Free Library Wednesday, May 21st, 2025  6:00 PM-9:00 PM Park-McCullough Historic Governor’s Mansion Carriage Barn North Bennington,, Vermont Tickets: $195 each, on sale at the McCullough Library. Stop by the Library or call 802.447.7121 for more information and to make reservations. All proceeds will directly benefit the John G. McCullough Free Library Dinner by Pangaea Special Guest: Tyler Resch.

We’re proud to announce that the McCullough Library is one of 19 American libraries to receive a $1,000 United for Libraries and Penguin Random House grant to rural and small libraries.

This grant will be used to purchase new furniture for the Bonnie Dundas Youth Room, part of an exciting renovation project made possible through a generous donation by the Dundas family, slated to begin in late November 2025. Parents and caregivers who would like to assist with this project are encouraged to stop by the library or email director@mcculloughlibrary.org.

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Homebound? Have trouble getting to the library? Live in Bennington County? RSVP and AmeriCorps Seniors volunteers can DELIVER and RETURN your library books! Call the McCullough library at 802.447.7121 or email help@mcculloughlibrary.org to get started." This graphic is a white and green background with black and white text. There's images of books on a small cart as well as the logos of Volunteer, AmeriCorps, and Green Mountain RSVP.

Check it out: McCullough Library members now have UNLIMITED free access to over 4,000 different magazines through Libby! From fashion to science, there’s something for everyone. If you’re already familiar with Libby, look for the “magazines” button at the top of the search page. If you’d like to get started with Libby, stop by the library with your phone, tablet, or laptop.

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We’re happy to announce our subscription to Booklist Reader, a monthly magazine featuring book reviews and recommendations for all ages and interests, will be available at the McCullough Library every month. Stop by to pick up a copy!

Click on the image to browse the current and back issues of Booklist Reader online.

"Mystery Month in May on Kanopy!" This image is composed of a still from Sidney Lanfield's 'Hound of the Baskervilles' from 1939, with yellow text naming the themes. The Kanopy logo is in the bottom left and text identifying the image is in the bottom right.

This Mystery Month, get ready for a roller coaster of suspense and intrigue! Kanopy is offering a curated collection of films full of twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat. From classic detective stories to modern thrillers, stream your favorites for FREE with your McCullough Library account.

To explore the full collection, click the image above.

To get started with video streaming through Kanopy with your McCullough Library account, email Help@McCulloughLibrary.org. 

The digital library is always open, even when the building is closed or when you’re on the road! All of the services below are available free with your McCullough Library membership!

Kanoppy. Thoughtful entertainment. Now streaming.

Stream films

The digital Library is always open. Libby. The library reading app.

Download audiobooks & ebooks

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20,000 video courses for all interests

Career & Academic tutorials, ebooks and test preparation

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Video courses in the arts, history, sciences and more  

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Reference databases, magazines and more

Need a place to meet, study, or work? The Laura Nowak Memorial Meeting Room is the perfect place for quiet work and small meetings. Located on the library's second floor, it features comfortable seating, moveable tables, natural light, and free access to high-speed WiFi. Individuals and groups of six or fewer who wish to reserve this space should call the library at 802.447.7121, or email McCulloughLibraryClerk@gmail.com, or stop by the adult services desk. When not reserved, the space is open to all. This space is not available when the library is closed.
Need Wifi? Connect to the library's network anytime, even from outside the building. Enjoy!
Put the McCullough Library's catalog on your smartphone! Aspen LiDA is available through Google Play or Apple App Store
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