We are now accepting applications from vendors for the 2026 Vermont Fairy Tale Festival scheduled for Saturday, September 19, from 10-4. Please find our vendor application on the drop-down menu under children’s and family programs
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.
This summer we’ll be Unearthing a Great Book and going to the dogs! Our Open House is scheduled for June 6 and we’ll be setting up an agility course this summer for dogs of all shapes and sizes! Our official kick-off for the kids is coming up on June 24, but come check out the…
Mark your calendar for June 6! Touch-a-Truck is bigger and better this year! We even have the Sundae Sisters joining us for some great ice cream! The library will open from 9-1, but we’re asking folks to park along River Road. The big trucks will be entering the parking lot between 9-10am and we don’t…
Curious about data centers and what they could mean for our community? Join us for a neighbor-to-neighbor Community Discussion & Q&A designed especially for Sherburne Memorial Library patrons and Killington area residents. This is your chance to learn, ask questions, and be part of an important conversation shaping our region. The discussion is scheduled for Wednesday,…
We are thrilled to be able to show “After All” a movie directed by Killington’s own Kerstin Karlhuber on May 20th at 1:00 pm. Kerstin will be joining us for questions after the movie. When Ellen returns home to care for her estranged, ailing mother and the teenage daughter she left behind, she is caught…
Storytelling in Vermont is a vibrant community activity, blending traditional oral histories with modern “storyslam” formats (like The Moth) for sharing true, personal, five-minute tales, often supporting local libraries and food shelves, and fostering connection through events at venues like arts centers and coffee shops, focusing on authentic human experiences. Key aspects include community-focused “story…
Have you written a poem you’d like to share with the world? Do you have a favorite poem? April is Poetry Month and here at the library, we’d like to showcase our favorite poems as well as our favorite poets. If you have an original poem you’d like to share, send it as a word…
