NiD continues its mission to “facilitate hard conversations to build an even better community.” This in-person session is designed to help participants move from passive bystander to active upstander when caught off guard hearing an offensive remark, where or when it isn’t expected. In this workshop style meeting of Neighbors in Dialogue, participants will learn new ways to respond to […]
The Attleboro Public Library will be closed on Monday, October 9, in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Visit us today and Saturday (8:30AM-4:30PM) to stock up on books, films, video games, and music to make your weekend more entertaining. Make sure to visit our eLibrary to access streaming services like Kanopy, or online databases like […]
Started in1982, Banned Books Week is an annual response to the number of book challenges in libraries, bookstores, and schools. It highlights the value of free and open access to information and supports the freedom to seek and to express ideas. It is traditionally celebrated nationwide by libraries, educators, and readers, who believe in the […]
The APL is excited to share that this year’s City of Attleboro’s Community Read title is Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson! This book has been enthusiastically received by local readers. “So many powerful messages packed into this quirky little story” according to one and “I loved this book! It made me reflect on how […]
