In this unique Friends fundraiser, there are now only two “Little Free Libraries” remaining for sale (see photos above, $300 each) and one to be raffled (not shown, $5 a ticket).
They are all hand-built by the Rotary’s Literacy Project Committee and painted by local artists.
So what exactly are Little Free Libraries?
May 2 @ 7 pm ♦ James Maroney
Georgia O’Keeffe produced over 2,000 works in her 75-year career. James Maroney, the former Head of American Paintings at both Sotheby’s and Christie’s and the person who conducted her estate appraisal after her death, presents a critical evaluation of her best work.
The public is invited to attend the Friends Annual Meeting on Saturday, May 19, at 1:00pm. The meeting will be held in the meeting room on the top floor of the library next to the Children’s Room.
At 2:00pm following the meeting, on the Main Floor of the library, Jeff Danziger, political cartoonist, will be reading from The Full Vermonty: Vermont in the Age of Trump, a book he co-wrote with Bill Mares. The book features writings from a host of local contributors, all giving their take on life in the age of Trump.
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