On Display in the Rotunda

September 10, 2025

Castine’s Eastern State Normal School An Exhibit by Nathan Jedziniak, CHS Summer Intern 2025 On view during regular library hours through September 30.  » Read more: . . . read more »

It’s Not Too Late… Summer Reading Bucket List

August 16, 2025

by Debra Orado Summer is slipping away and these last two weeks are a great time to check off some of those last few books . . . read more »

Summer Exhibit: Typewriters from the Collection of Justin F. Cooper

July 9, 2025

The Witherle Memorial Library celebrates the glories of the manual and electric typewriter in a new exhibit featuring more than two dozen typewriters, part of . . . read more »

Thank You T-Mobile: A Storywalk is coming to town!

July 2, 2025

Castine was named a recipient of a $49,000 Hometown Grant from T-Mobile to create a Storywalk in town. A Storywalk is combines literacy and physical . . . read more »

Reading Colors Your World, Summer Reading 2025

June 5, 2025

by Debra Orado “Miss Orado, Why is there always a different summer reading theme?,” one of my students queried when I introduced our summer reading . . . read more »

Take & Makes Summer 2025

June 4, 2025

Take & Makes Summer 2025 Take and Makes are back this summer at the Witherle library! They’re programs-to-go! Stop by and grab a bag, enjoy . . . read more »

On July 26 Music to Benefit Art Under the Elms

June 4, 2025

Join us for a day on the Common. At the Art Under the Elms benefit art show, you can listen to music and enjoy lunch . . . read more »

On Exhibit in the Rotunda

May 9, 2025

The Art of Tolkien From the postcard collection of Rich Hewitt.  On display during regular library hours through June.  » Read more: On Exhibit in the . . . read more »

Every Day is Earth Day!

April 23, 2025

Thank you to Community Climate Connection for the 2025 Earth Day celebration. Below is a PDF of things you can do every day to make . . . read more »

What Books Made You a Reader? A Call to Action

April 15, 2025

This week I have been grappling professionally with the attacks that libraries all around the country are facing from loss of funding to bans on . . . read more »