The Library will be hosting Attleboro’s Health Department for an information session on the coronavirus on Wednesday, March 25, at 5pm. Information changes quickly and we recommend getting your information from reliable sources like the Massachusetts Department of Public Health or the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The library has posted the […]
The Attleboro Public Library is part of the city’s Complete Count Committee, a group formed to ensure that everyone living in Attleboro gets counted. Many of Attleboro’s services rely on an accurate count in order to get the proper funding for programs. Libraries, hospitals, schools, lunch programs and more are all effected. The census also […]
The Attleboro Public Library has teamed up with the Boston Bruins to participate in the 13th annual Boston Bruins PJ Drive to benefit Department of Children and Families’ (DCF) Wonderfund and Cradles to Crayons. The PJ Drive’s goal is to collect 13,000 pairs of new pajamas. Many of the pajamas donated go to local DCF […]
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 […]
