COVID-19 Rules & Regulations
- Ten people allowed in the building at one time, and patron visits are limited to 30 minutes
- There are ample seating areas outdoors and patrons can borrow laptops for outdoor use
- Inside and outside, patrons will be asked to maintain a six foot distance from others
- Please use hand sanitizer by the front door and the door to the bathroom before entering
- Call the library if you would like curbside pickup
- NewBrook Neighbors can provide home delivery for those who can’t get out
Come Visit
23 West Street
Newfane, VT 05345
Telephone
(802)365-7948
Library Hours
- Tuesday – 1pm – 5pm
- Wednesday – 2pm – 6pm
- Thursday – 1pm – 5pm
- Friday – 2pm – 6pm
- Saturday – 10am – 2pm
- Sunday and Monday – Closed
Vermont Online Library
Looking for what to read next? Check out the Books & Authors feature (use your long library card number to log in 2V6SD00000 + your patron ID). You can find recommendations based on books, authors, and genres. Then come back to the catalog to see if MFL has the book.
Events
Friday Morning Art Group at the Moore Free Library. All mediums and levels of art experience welcome. Contact Alice Freeman for more information. drim@myfairpoint.net
Art Group in the Crowell Gallery. Self-guided group for people who want to work on their art in the company of others. All mediums and levels of art experience welcome. Please contact Alice Freeman (drim@myfairpoint.net or 365-7542) before attending
Rep. Long welcomes questions and comments from constituents in the fifth Windham District (Newfane, Townshend, and Marlboro).
For people who want to learn how to use a computer for the first time. Computers will be provided. These classes are sponsored by “Grow with Google”
Join yoga teacher Courtney for a fun way to move. No prior yoga experience required. Use our mats or bring your own! Outside on the library lawn. Try it, you might like it!
Join Meg Mott, professor of Politics at Marlboro College, to discuss the 1st, 2nd, 19th and 20th amendments to the US Constitution. These talks will happen outdoors in salon-style seating.
The Ninth Amendment has all the ambiguity of an “et cetera.” Any rights, not enumerated, shall be retained by the people. But what exactly are those rights? In the 20th century, the Supreme Court recognized a right to privacy, a personal right that had not been part of the legal tradition’s understanding of natural rights. We shall consider the benefits and disadvantages of personal rights with respect to abortion and guns. In case of heavy rain, this outside event will take place on Thursday August 20 at 7pm.