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Jericho Library’s Summer Reading Program launches June 20 with events for all ages

Jericho Town Library Board of Trustees · June 9, 2026
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Summary

The Jericho Town Library will launch its Summer Reading Program June 20 at the Community Center with DRML; planned events include Spanish storytimes, tween/teen yoga, Insect Camp for ages 5–8, craft workshops, makerspace activities, movie nights and a rescheduled Pet Parade in August.

The Jericho Town Library will launch its Summer Reading Program on June 20 with a kickoff at the Community Center hosted with DRML, Library Director Catherine Bass told the Board of Trustees on June 9.

Bass outlined a slate of programs for all ages, including Spanish storytimes, a yoga series for tweens and teens, an Insect Camp for children ages 5 to 8, a Puppet Kabob workshop, a Perler Beads workshop, drop-in makerspace activities, a Read with a Dog session, pen pal and craft events in collaboration with Riot Craft Studio, and movie nights scheduled for July and August. The board also noted that the annual Pet Parade has been rescheduled for August. A workshop is planned with the Vermont Historical Society.

The minutes record total circulation for the previous month as 1,171, which Bass presented alongside the program plans. Trustees agreed on the programming as listed; the minutes do not record further logistical details such as registration limits or exact dates for each event beyond the June 20 launch.