On Monday, January 27, the library is observing International Holocaust Remembrance Day with a virtual presentation by Holocaust Survivor Peter Feigl. This year’s commemoration marks the 75th anniversary of of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. Our 6 pm program is now at capacity, however, our sponsor, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, will be providing us […]
On January 8, the Attleboro Public Library Board of Trustees adopted a new Unattended Child Policy. The new policy raises the minimum age of a child that can be left without a parent/caregiver in the library to 10 years old, from the previous allowed minimum age of 7. The complete policy is available on our […]
Were you gifted a new device over the Holidays? Did you know that the library offers FREE digital eBooks and eAudiobooks for your Kindle, tablet or smartphone? Stop by with your device during one of our eBook Drop-In Hour and we’ll get you set up with Libby, a FREE app from Overdrive that offers a digital […]
With the holidays almost here, the Attleboro Public Library will be closed on a few key dates. Even when the building is closed, of course, you can still visit us here on our website, where books, movies and more are available, for FREE, with your library card! Tuesday 12/24/19: CLOSED Wednesday 12/25/19: CLOSED Tuesday 12/31/19: […]
We are saddened to share the news of the passing of long-time Library Trustee, John Carty, on November 30. In June, John was honored for his over 26 years of service as Treasurer to our Board of Trustees. Prior to joining the Library Board of Trustees, he served on the School Committee for 14 years. […]
