Kindle and library books
Wondering how to get library books on your Kindle? Take a look at our Step-by-Step instructions on how to do it!
Wondering how to get library books on your Kindle? Take a look at our Step-by-Step instructions on how to do it!
Looking for a last minute gift for the library lover in your life? Come support the library by buying a Vermont Library Calendar! Only $14, a dollar for each month of gorgeous library pictures! Available at the front desk.
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E-books are free to library card holders and downloadable from the library’s website (www.rutlandfree.org) Click on “Downloadable Audio” in the left-hand column and follow directions from there. Happy reading!
Community Cinema is a monthly series pairing film and discussion. More than a Month explores the complexity of Black History Month in a “post-racial” America. To learn more about the film, click here. Presented by the Rutland Film Society, Vermont Public Television, PBS Independent lens, and Wakefield Talabisco International.
Vermont State Curator David Schütz explores the architectural, cultural and political significance of one of the nation’s oldest and best-preserved capitol buildings.