Children aged 9 and up are able to be at the library unattended after school. If your child is interested in being at the library their parent will need to fill out and sign the permission form. You’ll find this form and the parent letter explaining our children’s policy on our website under “library information.” Click policies, then children’s policy and you can print out the form, sign it and return it to the library. Forms are needed before Friday, September 8.

The Sherburne Memorial Library in Killington, Vermont is the living room of the community serving as common ground where all are welcome. The library offers current and significant resources and services to meet the cultural, intellectual, informational, and personal needs of individuals.

BORROWING MATERIALS

The Sherburne Library is free of charge to all Vermont residents and Killington property taxpayers. There are two types of library cards:

Personal card: a single, confidential account.
Family card: an account shared among family members. Anyone listed on the family card may see what items are checked out on the account or pick up items being held, regardless of who requested them.

Any family member can be on a family card account and have a personal card account. Visitors may purchase a card if they would like to borrow library materials. The fee is $15 for an individual and $25 for a family card.

CATALOG AND DATABASES

AUDIO BOOKS AND E-BOOKS

MUSEUM AND PARK PASSES

Passes are good for free or reduced admission (most are for 2 adults /2 children, but can vary by site). Details available at the front desk or by calling 802-422-9765. Book ahead as they often go fast!

Billings Farm & Museum

Billings Farm & Museum is regarded as one of the finest outdoor history museums in the country. Combining a fully-operating Jersey dairy farm with educational exhibits and interactive programs and events, Billings Farm & Museum is committed to providing education and enjoyment to visitors of all ages.

Echo Leahy Center for Lake Champlain

ECHO currently welcomes more than 167,000 visitors annually into a 34,500-square foot, award-winning LEED-certified facility. Through more than 100 interactive exhibits; 70 species of fish, reptiles, and amphibians; major changing exhibits; a 2,500-square foot early learning interactive space; ECHO encourages visitors to view the natural environment as part of their neighborhood and to explore, learn about, and consider opportunities for stewardship.

Wonderfeet Kid's Museum

The Wonderfeet Kids Museum Vision: We play and learn together to build a more vibrant community.
Mission: Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum fosters curiosity and exploration, inspires creativity and ignites the imagination of every child through the power of play.
Values: Caring and inclusive environment, Relevant and interactive learning
Vibrant community partner and resource
Energized by play and fun.

Lake Champlain Maritime Museum

Lake Champlain Maritime Museum is a research and educational institution dedicated to preserving and sharing the extraordinary cultural and natural resources of Lake Champlain. We inspire children and adults through world-class nautical archaeology, robust educational programs, and full-sized and operational replica vessels that bring history to life.

LIBRARY NEWS & EVENTS

LIBRARY CALENDAR

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To all the libraries, librarians, costumed characters, vendors, foodies, musicians, and everyone who came to the Vermont Fairy Tale Festival this past weekend, THANK YOU! We saw between 750-800 folks, gave away a ton of free books, and collected a ton of food for the local food bank and gifts for the humane society. Your support means everything to us and we so appreciate your generosity of time and talent to make this event happen. We look forward to a bigger and better Festival in 2024. Mark your calendars for September 21!

To all the libraries, librarians, costumed characters, vendors, foodies, musicians, and everyone who came to the Vermont Fairy Tale Festival this past weekend, THANK YOU! We saw between 750-800 folks, gave away a ton of free books, and collected a ton of food for the local food bank and gifts for the humane society. Your support means everything to us and we so appreciate your generosity of time and talent to make this event happen. We look forward to a bigger and better Festival in 2024. Mark your calendars for September 21! ... See MoreSee Less

The library will close 30 minutes early on Wednesday, September 13th, so that staff may attend Parent Night at Killington Elementary School. We will close at 5:30 instead of 6:00.

The library will close 30 minutes early on Wednesday, September 13th, so that staff may attend Parent Night at Killington Elementary School. We will close at 5:30 instead of 6:00. ... See MoreSee Less

Mark your calendars! Its Vermont Fairy Tale Festival Time! This Saturday, September 16, from 10-4pm! Come enjoy games, tales, costumed characters, photo opportunities, and free books. Come play Quiddich, explore Pirates of the Carribean, or Make Way for Ducklings! Fork in the Road Food Truck will be here but feel free to bring a picnic lunch or snacks for the day. The Vikings will also be back again this year! Theres always something fun going on at the library!

Mark your calendars! It's Vermont Fairy Tale Festival Time! This Saturday, September 16, from 10-4pm! Come enjoy games, tales, costumed characters, photo opportunities, and free books. Come play Quiddich, explore Pirates of the Carribean, or Make Way for Ducklings! Fork in the Road Food Truck will be here but feel free to bring a picnic lunch or snacks for the day. The Vikings will also be back again this year! There's always something fun going on at the library! ... See MoreSee Less

Join and meet Curt Strutz a paranormal explorer . He will be at the library Tuesday September, 12th at 6pm. 

Curt Strutz is someone who loves haunted houses. He has visited  haunted locations throughout the country. Curt will take you into some of the nation’s most haunted locations. Curt will provide us with evidence that these places are truly haunted.

Join and meet Curt Strutz a paranormal explorer . He will be at the library Tuesday September, 12th at 6pm.

Curt Strutz is someone who loves haunted houses. He has visited haunted locations throughout the country. Curt will take you into some of the nation’s most haunted locations. Curt will provide us with evidence that these places are truly haunted.
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Its about time to ship ol Claude back to Louisiana. As we transition from summer reading to fall programming, come check out the great selection of new books and find out whats happening at your library in September. From Exploring the Paranormal on September 12, to Searching for Bigfoot on September 28, theres something for everyone at the library this fall.

It's about time to ship ol' Claude back to Louisiana. As we transition from summer reading to fall programming, come check out the great selection of new books and find out what's happening at your library in September. From Exploring the Paranormal on September 12, to Searching for Bigfoot on September 28, there's something for everyone at the library this fall. ... See MoreSee Less

We are introducing Daisy Dollars this year at the Fairy Tale Festival. Each child that comes to the event will get 5 daisy dollars they can "spend" at the Trinkets & Treasures General Store. We are stocked with all sorts of props that can be used in your very own fairy garden at home. They can even write a note or ask a question of the local fairies and get a personalized answer in the mail at home! ... See MoreSee Less

Due to the weather, the Chili Cook Off has been relocated to K1. The fun begins at 5pm.

Due to the weather, the Chili Cook Off has been relocated to K1. The fun begins at 5pm. ... See MoreSee Less

Let’s not forget about our camping sleepover this Friday!

Let’s not forget about our camping sleepover this Friday!The library is hosting a family camping event on Friday, August 11. Bring your camping equipment and set up in the backyard. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. We’ll set up a campfire, enjoy smores, snacks, games, stories and all sorts of fun. We’ll even pull out the telescopes and do some stargazing. The Perseid Meteor Shower will be at peak Friday night, and we’ll do our best to catch some shooting stars! Please let us know if you’d like to participate by sending an email to she[email protected] or by calling the library at 422-9765. ... See MoreSee Less

After getting them off the roof, we were invited to Ipie on Killington Road for dinner. They stopped at the pool for a bit and then back to the library for bathroom, stories, and bedtime!Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

After getting them off the roof, we were invited to Ipie on Killington Road for dinner. They stopped at the pool for a bit and then back to the library for bathroom, stories, and bedtime! ... See MoreSee Less

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We all know we cant let Pigeon drive the bus, but he wanted to drive the fire truck! And he had some help! Thanks to Paul and Mark for helping us get them down safely!Image attachmentImage attachment

We all know we can't let Pigeon drive the bus, but he wanted to drive the fire truck! And he had some help! Thanks to Paul and Mark for helping us get them down safely! ... See MoreSee Less

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