It’s December already! While many people are out shopping and decorating, APL staff are busy helping patrons make the most of the season. Whether you want holiday movies (on the third floor), festive music (on the first floor), or games to play with your friends and family (second floor), we hope to have just what […]
November is National Picture Book Month, and the APL’s Head of Children’s Services Mrs. Brown wants to remind everyone that picture books are for all ages. Picture Book Month is an international initiative to encourage everyone to celebrate literacy during November. With real-time topics of homelessness to civil rights and family structure, to more funny topics […]
The second event of this year’s Attleboro’s 1ABC Community Read is this Saturday! Join us at APL from 12-3PM for Stress Less, Read More, which will feature local organizations that will share programs and services that promote mental health and stress reduction, both key themes in Nothing to See Here, this year’s title. Learn about hiking […]
In 1990, Congress began recognizing November as Native American Heritage Month, honoring the diverse cultures and valuable contributions of Indigenous individuals past and present. More than 5 million people identify as Native American in the United States, living within 573 tribal entities. There is a wealth of information to learn about the history, culture, and […]
Halloween is rapidly approaching, and the APL is ready for its annual “Trick or Reading” book giveaway on Tuesday, October 31, from 8:30am-4:30pm! As with all events at the Library, our goal is to share the love of books, and Trick or Reading is a fun way to encourage kids to read on the spookiest […]
