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Monkton continues with many activities around town.

This summer’s theme is “Unearth a Story.”

This annual fundraiser is an important part of the library’s functioning and continuing activities, so your support is greatly appreciated.

Join Melanie Cote and a welcoming group of poetry lovers on Saturday, June 20 for the monthly Poetry Club meeting

Donate to or shop at the Monkton Friends Methodist Church’s Share Your Craft Stash Event.

Join in on the fun at the Russell Memorial Library for Stitch & Spin on Sunday.

Monkton offers Minibeats, a chance to hear author and Vermont historian Kevin Graffagnino speak about his new book, and Toddler Storytime at the Russell Memorial Library.

Mark your calendars for these upcoming Monkton events.

Monkton’s Russell Memorial Library is launching its Armchair Adventure series with a talk by Ivor Hughes, who will discuss his backpacking trip retracting gold rush routes through Yukon Territory.

Monkton has a new lead librarian.

Acclaimed Americana/Blues guitarist William Lee Ellis will round out the second annual Winter Into Spring Musical Library Tour presented in partnership with 5-Town Friends of the Arts on Thursday, May 22, 7:30 p.m., at the Russell Memorial Library in Monk … (read more)

Budding and aspiring authors should plan on attending the presentation, “So, you want to write a book” on Thursday, Feb. 13, at 7 p.m., at the Russell Memorial Library in Monkton. The speakers will be Eugenie Doyle and Ivor Hughes.

Tournesol had to reschedule their planned February concert with the Five Town Friends of the Arts “Winter Into Spring Musical Library Tour.” The new performance will take place on June 20, at the Russell Memorial Library, 92 Monkton Ridge Rd in Monkton.

The next concert in the Five Town Friends of the Arts “Winter Into Spring Musical Library Tour” will be Tournesol. They will perform on Thursday, Feb. 15, at the Russell Memorial Library, 92 Monkton Ridge Rd in Monkton.

Since taking over as lead librarian nearly 38 years ago, Chamberlin has helped the Monkton public library transition away from card catalog, weather a global pandemic and move into a larger space.