On June 1, we are moving to new summer hours. The biggest change is that we will open at 10 AM daily. Monday & Wednesday, 10 AM to 9 PM; Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10 AM to 5:30 PM; Saturday 10 AM to 5 PM. Closed Sunday.
The Rutland Historical Society and the library have partnered to make selected years of the Rutland High School Yearbook from 1930-1993 (more coming!) available. Check it out by clicking on the title!
Click on the Kids Space tab to access TumbleBooks! Find animated, talking picture books with fiction, non-fiction and foreign language titles, and Read-Alongs (chapter books with sentence highlighting and narration.)
We now have a pass for 2 adults and 2 children for the Billings Farm and Museum! Call or swing by the library to borrow it.
Rutland Film Society and Rutland Free Library present a second year of outstanding films and panel discussion. Every 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7pm.
Sign up for Library Elf, a new service we subscribe to, and you can receive emails or text messages for holds and due dates on your library account.
Reader’s Corner (which you can find in the left-hand menu, and the top menu) features all the resources you need about books in our library. There are links to InterLibrary Loan and a request form for new books and dvds. Check it out today!
We have passes available for Vermont State Parks, Historic Sites, and Echo Lake Aquarium and Science Center. Ask at the circulation desk or call for more information.
You can now enjoy library eBooks on all generations of Amazon Kindle or the free Kindle reading app.
What you need to get started:
Amazon account and a Kindle registered to that account.
Read this overview to get started.
OR
this Step by Step guide on how to get eBooks on your Kindle.
For additional questions or requirements, please read this documentation Or check out this helpful OverDrive blog post for the Kindle.
NOTE: You may receive emails from Amazon about renewal or purchase of library eBooks on your Kindle. These messages are not from Rutland Free Library. We do not charge fees for use of eBooks. While the library doesn’t maintain a history of the titles you have downloaded, Amazon may have a list of titles downloaded to your Kindle.
