This is a preview of some of the events coming up at the Vermillion Public Library. For a complete listing please visit our calendar.

Historics and Flicks : March 18th, 6-9pm - Our next featured selection is The Journey of August King by John Ehle. Join us for this inspiring story, set in 1810 in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina, as August King faces the powerful moral dilemma of deciding between returning a fifteen-year-old runaway slave for a reward of risking his life to help her.
The film will be shown in the Commuunity Room. Followed will be a brief discussion facilitated by Jim Zuercher, Adjunct Faculty & Writing Specialist at Morningside College. Copies of the book are available at the Circulation Desk.

  V.I.T.A. : The V.olunteer I.ncome T.ax  A.ssistants program returns again to the VPL. VITA is a group of volunteers who donate their time to prepare tax returns free of charge to members of our community. As volunteers, they are IRS trained to provide a wide range of services. Please double check information sheets on which forms they provide assistance. They will be here at the VPL on the following Saturdays from 10-5pm in the Community Room:
                                                                  March -         20 and 27th
                                                                  April -            10th

The Westing Game : The YA Book Club will be discussing this month's selection by Ellen Raskin on Tuesday,
March 16th , starting at 4pm. Stop by the Circulation Desk to pick-up your copy.
                                                                     
                                                                                      

Read Across America!: March 2nd, 3:45-5pm - It's our annual "Celebration of Seuss"! Join us for: read alouds, crafts, activities, and snacks. This program is for early elementary children.            

USD Reading Council's Caldecott Day: March 18th, 3:45-5pm -           
Join us for stories, activities, and snackswith the USD Reading Council.                           

   How to Train Your Dragon : March 25th , 3:45-5pm - Learn about the book before you see the movie. Crafts, activities, and snacks will be provided. This program is for upper elementary children.