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 »
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 »
Libraries are among the most trusted institutions in America. From cradle to grave, libraries provide opportunity and enrichment for everyone in their communities. Yet in . . . read more »
Written over three decades, his 50-page volume teaches the fundamentals of music theory, and includes dozens of examples and exercises. Music Theory is published by . . . read more »
Scavenger Hunt! Seed Planting! Games! Potluck & Movie Night! Events are free and all are welcome. Emerson Hall. Go to the Schedule of Events. Sponsored by . . . read more »
The artwork on display was created in a March workshop taught by local artist and teacher Hilary Tobin. Participants used found materials to explore color, . . . read more »
Wy Blodgett won of this year’s Winter Reading Challenge. His prize? A hot chocolate making kit with all the fixings! Thank you to all our . . . read more »
In the 1970’s, Kenny Eaton dragged for scallops in Castine Harbor. The endeavor produced not only scallops but brought up all manner of bottles such . . . read more »
