Kids are welcome to come to the library to make 10 different ornaments to take home or donate to Meals on Wheels! Wilder - Wednesday 12/4 Quechee - Thursday 12/5

The first Friday of each month Debbie Marcus leads a discussion on a new title—ranging across the genres.  For Dec. 6  at 1 pm,  Agony Hill by Sarah Stewart Taylor will be the mystery to enjoy–set right here in the Upper Valley in the 1960s. Copies available with Alec at Bugbee.

A very special musical evening celebrating the music of the holiday season, including old favorites and new arrangements of popular holiday songs. Come and join Wrensong for our annual musical celebration at the Quechee Library. Wrensong, one of the Upper Valley’s premier small vocal ensembles, is devoted to presenting the best in small group choral music, …

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Quechee/Wilder Libraries are Closed for the holidays.

Quechee/Wilder Libraries are closed for New Year's Day.

Jake Kelleher will be playing jazz at the Quechee Library every other Thursday from 4-6 pm.  Perfect music for listening, browsing and reading by.

Discussion at the Bugbee Center for January centers on All Adults Here by Elizabeth Stroud. Email Alec at the Bugbee Center for a zoom link or join in person.

Participants will select books by David Rosenfelt for the Jan. 6 discussion. Hybrid. Email michaela@quecheelibrary.org for the zoom link.

Enjoy flowing sequences to nourish the organs, rejuvenate your energy and boost your immune system. Classes consist of slow movement, stillness, breath work and self-massage. May be done at any age or fitness level. No equipment needed - wear comfortable clothing. Rotating instructors, WEEKLY Tuesdays 10-10:45

Somatic dancing with an excellent playlist curated by Jes Raymond. All are welcome to come and move their bodies. WEEKLY EVENT

Enjoy flowing sequences to nourish the organs, rejuvenate your energy and boost your immune system. Classes consist of slow movement, stillness, breath work and self-massage. May be done at any age or fitness level. No equipment needed - wear comfortable clothing. Rotating instructors, WEEKLY Tuesdays 10-10:45

A Frozen River by Ariel Lawhorn is set in 1789 as a Maine midwife  must investigate a murder. Her diary is key. Copies of the book are available for borrowing and new participants are always welcome at the hybrid discussion.