Events!

Opportunities for Young People and Families

"Color Our World: Youth Event at the McCullough Library! Join us for fabric printing with local artist, Rhonda Ratray. Bring your own cotton fabric to print on, like a t-shirt for example, or print on a small patch that we will provide. Friday, August 8th at 1pm." This image is a white background with the logos of the library, the Fund for North Bennington, and Color Our World. There are photos of the patches from Rhonda's earlier event and a photo of our cataloger Susan making a print and looking beautiful and happy in a cozy sweater :).
"Color Our World: Youth Event at the McCullough Library - Read-a-Thon for ages 10-15! Need to rack up those reading minutes? Want to eat pizza and read with cut pups? Come to our read-a-thon! Friday August 15th from 5 to 9p. Mia and Yami from GUiding Eyes for the Blind will be there!" This graphic is a white background wiht black and blue text. There are logos for the Bank of Bennington, the Fund for North Bennington, and the Library present in the bottom left corner. There are photos of Mia and Yami on the right hand side and a graphic of a child reading on the left. The word pizza is in pink font in the bottom right.
"Color Our World: Youth Event at the McCullough Library! Join us outside of the library for cyanotype printing or sun printing. We will use objects found in nature to create beautiful botanical prints. Also experiment with Camera Obscura or pinhole cameras that we will have available! Wednesday, August 20th at 1 pm." This image is a white background with the Color Our World, Fund for North Bennington, and Library logos, along with images of pinhole cameras, cyanotype paper, and various plants.
"The Bookmark Committee will meet on Friday, August 22nd at 3:30 PM. Ages 7-11 are welcome! Activity! Help us decide on bookmarks for the library! Snack!" This image is on a paper-appearing background with multiple sun graphics, as well as a blue rectangle bookmark and a yellow circle, which serve as backdrops for the text. All of the text is black and the library's logo is in the top right.
"Free Community Event to Celerate the McCullough Library Summer Readers - Join us in cleebrating all the reading that took place over the summer! Burlington-based Jeh Kulu will perform, Operation Copsicle will be handing out cool treats, winning tickets will be pulled for the Summer Reading prize baskets, and all young people will receive a free book. Saturday, August 30th at 5:00PM at the Park-McCullough House at 1 Park Street, North Bennington." This image is composed of a white background, a photo of Jeh Kulu, dark blue text, the logos for the Fund for North Bennington and the Library, and some green and yellow text shapes to offset white text.

Opportunities for Adults

"In the Nowak Room: Through My Eyes by Peggy Younger. Art Show opening Saturday, August 23rd from 12:00 - 2:00PM." This image is made of blue background with black text. One of Younger's paintings is in the bottom left corner.
"Happily Ever After: A Romance Chat with author Amber Roberts. Thursday, August 28th at 6:30 PM at the Left Bank (5 Bank Street, North Bennington). Join romance author Amber Roberts, for an exploration of favorite titles, themes, and tropes in the genre. Connect with other romance fans, make a cute bookmark, and enjoy refreshments courtesy of the Friends of the McCullough Library. Reservations aren't required for this free event and all are welcome." This image is comprised of three images on the left hand side - a photo of the author and then two images her books. The right hand side is a white backgorund with black text.
New device in your life? Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone or e-reader to the McCullough Library for help accessing the library's online catalog and digital collections: Libby for free ebooks and digital audiobooks. Kanopy for free video streaming. The new Aspen LiDA library catalog app. Fall Tech Help Drop-In Hours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Yarncrafting Club. Every Tuesday 12:00 PM- 4:00 PM on the library’s first floor. Spend an afternoon with fellow stitchers. Bring your own supplies or help yourself to the library’s stash of yarn, knitting needles, and crochet hooks. All are welcome!
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.