Programs

Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum Presents:
Rock ‘n Roll: Exploring Weather and Erosion
best for ages 6+ with additional activities for younger kids
Date: Thursday, July 30
Time: 4:00-5:00
Location: Wilder Memorial Library (24 Lawrence Hill Rd, Weston)

Join us for a very special program with the Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum! Did you know that forces can build and wear away landforms? Water, wind, and ice can tear down large landforms into small pieces. In this program, children will explore weathering and erosion and their effects on Earth. This lesson is best for ages 6+, but Wonderfeet is also bringing giant foam blocks to build with and engineering LEGO kits suitable for younger children. All ages are encouraged to attend! 

Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum is located in downtown Rutland, and our library has a pass to the museum for families to borrow for FREE. Come pick it up today!

This summer program is co-hosted by Wilder Memorial Library, Jamaica Memorial Library, South Londonderry Free Library, and Winhall Memorial Library. 

All materials provided, and as always – this is a free program.

Please join us for a community celebration of Weston’s renewed and expanded public library! Saturday, August 8th
3:00-5:00pm

with a brief ribbon cutting ceremony at 3:30
24 Lawrence Hill Road, Weston Activities Include: Library Tours | Live Music with Jake Geppert
Lawn Games | Children’s Activities
Ice Cream from ocreemo | Sweet Treats
Book Giveaways | and more! We can’t wait to show you around and celebrate this new community space with you. Together, we can make the library a place for reading, learning, gathering, and connecting for generations to come.

For more information
Visit: wildermemoriallibrary.org
Email Faye: director@wildermemoriallibrary.org
Call or Text: 802-379-3615
or just stop on in… we’re open! Thank you to all our neighbors, including the Weston Volunteer Fire Department, The Vermont Country Store, and others for helping make this celebration possible. 
Weston Historical Society Museums are Open for the Season
Museums are open Saturday and Sunday:
The Old Mill from 10 AM to 4 PM
The Farrar-Mansur House from 1-4 PM.  

The season began July 4 for the Farrar-Mansur House and the Old Mill Museums in Weston, Vermont. Our School Girl Sampler Exhibit will remain again this year as we continue to celebrate our Nation’s 250th Anniversary.

Learn more on Facebook: “Weston Historical Society”

Stay tuned for Summer Library Programs to come for August !

Check out our Kids & Family page to learn more about our upcoming Summer Programs and activities! Kids & Family!

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And because all things have contributed to your advancement, you should include all things in your gratitude.”

  • Ralph Waldo Emerson
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