Regular Hours:
Tuesday-Thursday 10:00-8:00
Friday 10:00-4:00
*Saturday 10:00-2:00*
*We are open on Saturdays between Labor Day and Memorial Day.
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300th Anniversary Window
Have you seen the new stained glass window?
Local stained glass artist Nick Mazzamurro designed and manufactured the window. It is his interpretation of the Center tree photograph from 1904.
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Print of original 1904 photo
Things to look for in the window....
*The center tree has a branch that is sweeping down holding the book for the reader.
*In the line of trees in the background, one is red. That is a nod to the current central tree, a red maple.
Installation photos
This gorgeous window is the library's gift for the town's 300 anniversary. This project is supported in part by a grant from the Rutland Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency, our Friends Group, and Gift Account donations.
Our new mural by artist Alison Stevenson!
Alison Stevenson designed and painted this amazing new wall mural for our Children's room. Look closely--famous characters from Children's Literature have been in our room and hung up their clothes on our coat rack! How many can you identify?
Reminder:
No food or drink is allowed in the Children's Library. Help us keep this amazing space clean and open to all.
The Rutland Children's room is a magical space designed for reading, play, and creativity. Take a look at some of the photos of our amazing space.
One of our art panels designed and painted by local artist Jen Niles
We have a gorgeous board book display and mural by artist and staff member Mary Calkins. This is part of our baby area.
Our baby area
Our kid's magazines, and one of our cozy reading areas
The girl scouts made this amazing mural in our Story Time Room
The Unity Tree
We were so fortunate to have the Unity Tree with us for a while. This amazing art display has come to an end. But we will always remember it.
We have a collection of stuffies large and small that are just waiting to be read to...
