Maya Angelou once said “You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” Here at the library, we couldn’t agree more, which is why we strive to be a source of inspiration for our community. We’ve seen our patrons checkout stacks of books on painting, knitting, papercrafting, holiday gift-making, and more […]
Attleboro has hosted many Big Read events since this year’s title launch on September 8th, and it’s not over yet! On Wednesday night, Neil Swidey, author of Trapped Under the Sea, this year’s Big Read companion title, will give a presentation at Bristol Community College. This FREE event, located at 11 Field Road in Attleboro, […]
The Attleboro Public Library will be closed on Monday, October 10, in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Stop by on Saturday from 8:30AM-4:30PM to stock up on books, films, video games, and music. Make sure to visit our eLibrary page to access streaming services like Kanopy and hoopla, or online databases like Universal Class, Brainfuse […]
On Monday night, September 24th from 6-8pm, and on Tuesday, September 25th from 9am-4pm, you can register to vote AT YOUR LIBRARY! That’s right, we’re making it easier than ever to take part in the democratic process! For the first time, the Attleboro Public Library is taking part in National Voter Registration Day, a national […]
Isn’t it incredible? Library cards are FREE to those living or working in Massachusetts! In most cases, borrowing privileges are granted on the spot. All that is required is a picture ID, proof of residency or the signature of a guardian. Everyone, from birth to 101 (or even older!) can get a library card! Already […]
