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An image of a stack of four books on a black background. The text on the background and the books reads: The Table of Contents A fundraiser dinner for the John G. McCullough Free Library Wednesday, May 22nd, 2024  6:00 PM-9:00 PM Park-McCullough Historic Governor’s Mansion Carriage Barn North Bennington,, Vermont Tickets: $195 each, on sale at the McCullough Library. Stop by the Library or call 802.447.7121 for more information and to make reservations. All proceeds will directly benefit the John G. McCullough Free Library Dinner by Pangaea Special Guest: Poet Mary Ruefle
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Check it out: McCullough Library members now have UNLIMITED free access to over 4,000 different magazines through Libby! From fashion to science, there’s something for everyone. If you’re already familiar with Libby, look for the “magazines” button at the top of the search page. If you’d like to get started with Libby, stop by the library with your phone, tablet, or laptop.

The front cover of Booklist for April 2024 - the image shows a lit bookstore front at night as seen from the street with the words "Spotlight on Series Nonfiction" and "Focus on Summer Reading" in white.

Through a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, print copies of Booklist Reader, a monthly magazine featuring book reviews and recommendations for all ages and interests, will be available at the McCullough Library through June 2024. Stop by to pick up a copy!

Click on the image to browse the current and back issues of Booklist Reader online.

Nadia Lucchin, Library Aide


Welcome Nadia! Nadia Lucchin joined the McCullough Library's staff as a Library Aide in April.

Originally from Columbus, Ohio Nadia moved to Vermont in 2015 with her family and currently lives in North Bennington.

Nadia has degrees in Textiles and Clothing and Italian Studies. 

She’s an avid gardener and sewist.

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McCullough Library Director Jennie Rozycki was a guest on Where the Books Are Now, a podcast about Vermont libraries.
Click the image above to listen.

An image of a blue-lit stage with a red curtain and the words "Musicals in May" in flashbulb font. The Kanopy logo is below, with a link to the site and the hashtag #MusicalsinMay.

Discover the magic of song and dance with a vast collection of movie musicals available for free on on Kanopy. From classic Broadway hits to contemporary gems, dive into a world where storytelling meets melody. Click the image above to browse this collection.

Haven’t accessed your Kanopy video streaming account yet? Ask for help at the Adult Services Desk or email McCulloughLibraryClerk@gmail.com to get started.

The digital library is always open, even when the building is closed or when you’re on the road! All of the services below are available free with your McCullough Library membership!

Kanoppy. Thoughtful entertainment. Now streaming.

Stream films

The digital Library is always open. Libby. The library reading app.

Download audiobooks & ebooks

EBSCO LearningExpress Library. Online academic and career-related resources

Career & Academic tutorials, ebooks and test preparation

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500+ courses in almost anything!

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Video courses in the arts, history, sciences and more  

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Reference databases, magazines and more

Need a place to meet, study, or work? The Laura Nowak Memorial Meeting Room is the perfect place for quiet work and small meetings. Located on the library's second floor, it features comfortable seating, moveable tables, natural light, and free access to high-speed WiFi. Individuals and groups of six or fewer who wish to reserve this space should call the library at 802.447.7121, or email McCulloughLibraryClerk@gmail.com, or stop by the adult services desk. When not reserved, the space is open to all. This space is not available when the library is closed.
Need Wifi? Connect to the library's network anytime, even from outside the building. Enjoy!
Put the McCullough Library's catalog on your smartphone! Aspen LiDA is available through Google Play or Apple App Store
The library thrives with your support. Click this image to donate securely online.

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