Story Time

Join us at Jeudevine Memorial Library for books, songs, art, and other early literacy activities for ages 5 and under! For more information, please contact [email protected] or 472-5948.

Jeudevine Players

Plan and rehearse for our upcoming play! New members welcome. For ages 6 and up. For more information, please contact [email protected] or 472-5948.

Board of Trustees Meeting

Trustees' meetings are open to the public. Agendas and minutes can be found on our website.

Indivisible Hardwick

Homeschool Ukulele Class

Jeudevine Memorial Library has an exciting new opportunity for homeschool students ages 7 and up! We will offer a six-week homeschool ukulele class on Wednesdays: January 7, 14, 21, 28, and February 4 and 11, at 11:00. The classes will be held in the Parker Ladd Communi......More

Jeudevine Memorial Library has an exciting new opportunity for homeschool students ages 7 and up! We will offer a six-week homeschool ukulele class on Wednesdays: January 7, 14, 21, 28, and February 4 and 11, at 11:00. The classes will be held in the Parker Ladd Community Room during our closed hours. We will soon have ukuleles available for checkout at the library, so you can borrow one of ours or bring your own! Space is limited; sign-up is required. For more information, or to sign up, please contact [email protected] or 472-5948.

Parker Ladd

G. O'Brien

Story Time

Join us at Jeudevine Memorial Library for books, songs, art, and other early literacy activities for ages 5 and under! For more information, please contact [email protected] or 472-5948.

Teen Minecraft Competition

Compete in a Minecraft build battle! Use one of the library's desktop computers or bring your own device. For ages 12-18. For more information, please contact 472-5948 or [email protected].

Facing A Flooded World

Shawna Trader will be presenting at the Jeudevine Memorial Library: Facing A Flooded World: Why Relationship is the Sweetest Way. Central Vermont endured catastrophic flooding in 2023 and 2024. Now, the horizon looks different. An America with less disaster-response sup......More

Shawna Trader will be presenting at the Jeudevine Memorial Library: Facing A Flooded World: Why Relationship is the Sweetest Way. Central Vermont endured catastrophic flooding in 2023 and 2024. Now, the horizon looks different. An America with less disaster-response support seems likely, as the planet continues to warm and rain falls hard and fast. This presentation will explore several examples of community-building projects that, in turn, are proving to be pathways towards resilience. We are not doomed to endure passively the rising water and the changeful times. Community care is possible and necessary. Weâll explore The Light Pirate by Lily Brooks-Dalton and how this prescient story points to the power of relationship as we look to the future. Copies of the book are available for free at the library while supplies last, but you do not need to read it to attend the talk! Shawna is a caregiver, parent, poet and community organizer. Raised on the Gulf Coast of Florida, she has seen her share of storms. After many years in healthcare, she found herself leading The Rainbow Bridge Community Center in Barre, which became a convergence point for the catastrophic flood response in 2023. Recognizing the interconnectedness of community building, disaster preparedness, and response, she continued that work as Chair of Barre Up, Barre Cityâs long-term recovery group. This talk is free, open to the public, and accessible. For more information, contact the Jeudevine at 802-472-5948 or [email protected]. Facing a Flooded World is a Vermont Humanities program hosted by the Jeudevine Memorial Library with support from the Friends of the Jeudevine.

Jeudevine Memorial Library, 93 N Main St, Hardwick, VT 05843, Parker Ladd Community Room

Whodunits & Whydunits

Friends of the Jeudevine invite you to a free talk by Rick Winston about films that use the murder mystery genre to make larger points about social issues, whether itâs race (âIn the Heat of the Nightâ), immigration (âLone Starâ), official corruption (âThe Secret in the......More

Friends of the Jeudevine invite you to a free talk by Rick Winston about films that use the murder mystery genre to make larger points about social issues, whether itâs race (âIn the Heat of the Nightâ), immigration (âLone Starâ), official corruption (âThe Secret in their Eyesâ), sexuality (âVictimâ) or class divides (âGosford Parkâ).Rick ran the Lightning Ridge Film Society in Montpelier and was co-owner and co-manager of the Savoy Theater as well as Programming Director of the Green Mountain Film Festival.The Friends will host a film series this winter based on Rickâs talk with dates and times TBA.

Jeudevine Memorial Library, 93 N Main St, Hardwick, VT 05843, USA