Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Attention all fans of Magic the Gathering: The Fitchburg and Leominster Public Libraries are jointly holding a Magic the Gathering tournament to determine which town has the mightiest planeswalkers. The tournament is open to ages 12-18; the format will be a booster draft so you don’t have to bring your own deck. This is the qualifying round to determine the best MTG players in Fitchburg, the top players from this tournament will return next weekend to play against the top players from Leominster.

If you can't make it follow the action on our Teen Center's instagram account (fpltc)!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

We're going to get messy making this snow"person", but not cold!

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play various trading card games with your friends. Bring your Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh, and/or any other type of deck with you. 

Sorry, no parents allowed!

Open to anyone studying for citizenship.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Attention all fans of Magic the Gathering: The Fitchburg and Leominster Public Libraries are jointly holding a Magic the Gathering tournament to determine which town has the mightiest planeswalkers. The competitors this weekend are the top players from the qualifiers. Spectators are welcome, either in person or you can follow on our instagram page (fpltc)!

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Hopefully, the snow outside is melting like the snowman we're making today!

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

It's video game night! Come to the library and play games on our Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Wii. Feel free to bring your own games or systems as well!

Sorry, no parents allowed!

Open to anyone studying for citizenship.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Read with TheraPAWS Therapy Pets in the garden room on the first Saturday of the month.  Children who read aloud improve comprehension and reading skills.  Stop by and meet Mr. Wuffles, Indie, and Livy.  

Winterfest starts at the library!  Join us for a storytime,craft, and hot chocolate before you head to Coggshall Park.  

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play board games with your friends in our teen area! We'll provide games from our collection, but you're welcome to bring your own!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

Open to anyone studying for citizenship.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

Join us at Fitchburg Public Library to celebrate Harry Potter Book Night! This year’s theme is the Triwizard Tournament. Witches, wizards and Muggles from around the world are invited to take part in a tournament of their own, competing in enchanting games, making magical crafts and testing their skills with an array of activities.  Excellent for fans ages 6 and up. 

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

This series of classes will discuss the first Punic War. This conflict is one of the most important and impactful in history.

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Come to the library and play some tabletop roleplaying games today. Local game masters will guide you on a journey through fantastic worlds where you'll fight evil villains and find incredible treasure. The best part? This all happens from the comfort of the library!

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Monthly book club meets the second Wednesday of the month from September through June. The books for every month have been chosen. Come and discuss the books with us. No committment necessary. You don't even have to read the book. You can come and hear about the story and perhaps you'll want to read it. We meet in the afternoon and the evening.

The book this month is "Prairie Fires: American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder" by Caroline Fraser" 

Tonight we;ll be screening episodes of Anime TV shows, and a movie selected by your peers. Come to the library, relax, and enjoy yourselves!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

Monthly book club meets the second Wednesday of the month from September through June. The books for every month have been chosen. Come and discuss the books with us. No committment necessary. You don't even have to read the book. You can come and hear about the story and perhaps you'll want to read it. We meet in the afternoon and the evening.

The book this month is "Prairie Fires: American Dreams of Laura Ingalls Wilder" by Caroline Fraser" 

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

Beginner Bookworm: Guest reader, activity and snack.  Sponsored by the FPS Title I Department

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

This series of classes will discuss the first Punic War. This conflict is one of the most important and impactful in history.

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Get an introduction to karate at the library! Sign up for a 4-day session and learn assorted skills designed to enhance modesty, integrity, perseverance, self-control and indomitable spirit. Each session will last 45 minutes. Registration Required. Ages 4 and up.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Get an introduction to karate at the library! Sign up for a 4-day session and learn assorted skills designed to enchance modesty, integrity, perseverance, self-control and indomitable spirit. Each session will last 45 minutes. Registration Required. Ages 4 and up.

Come to the library and play various trading card games with your friends. Bring your Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh, and/or any other type of deck with you. 

Sorry, no parents allowed!

Open to anyone studying for citizenship.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

Learn about the local mammal species which spend most of their lives underground. Discover some of the special characteristics of underground mammals, and the adaptations these animals have made to a life underground. We will also explore what animals look for when making a home, and will learn about some interesting details of their den construction. Includes an underground mammal activity to take home.   All Ages.   

Get an introduction to karate at the library! Sign up for a 4-day session and learn assorted skills designed to enchance modesty, integrity, perseverance, self-control and indomitable spirit. Each session will last 45 minutes. Registration Required. Ages 4 and up.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Get an introduction to karate at the library! Sign up for a 4-day session and learn assorted skills designed to enchance modesty, integrity, perseverance, self-control and indomitable spirit. Each session will last 45 minutes. Registration Required. Ages 4 and up.

This series of classes will discuss the first Punic War. This conflict is one of the most important and impactful in history.

Learn about important events and people in history through picture books.  We will read the book out loud, discuss vocabulary words and follow-up with a fun activity.  This program is for children ages 6 and up. 

Today's book:  Before she was Harriet by Lesa Cline-Ransome

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

It's video game night! Come to the library and play games on our Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Wii. Feel free to bring your own games or systems as well!

Sorry, no parents allowed!

Open to anyone studying for citizenship.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

This series of classes will discuss the first Punic War. This conflict is one of the most important and impactful in history.

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play board games with your friends in our teen area! We'll provide games from our collection, but you're welcome to bring your own!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

We are excited to announce that we’ve partnered with the U.S. Census Bureau to support the 2020 Census. As a partner, we’ll be working to ensure that our community is ?accurately represented. To learn about the ?upcoming census, visit 2020census.gov. Every 10 years, the U.S. Census Bureau undertakes a mammoth task: counting all the ?people residing in the United States. This ?count affects the ?allocation of funding for our ?community’s public resources (e.g.?, roads, ?hospitals, schools), how we plan for the ?future, and our voice in government. 

On March 4th from 11am to 12pm, we will have a Census Representative giving us an update on the 2020 Census and responding to any questions people might have.

Open to anyone studying for citizenship.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Read with TheraPAWS Therapy Pets in the garden room on the first Saturday of the month.  Children who read aloud improve comprehension and reading skills.  Stop by and meet Mr. Wuffles, Indie, and Livy.  

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Monthly book club meets the second Wednesday of the month from September through June. The books for every month have been chosen. Come and discuss the books with us. No committment necessary. You don't even have to read the book. You can come and hear about the story and perhaps you'll want to read it. We meet in the afternoon and the evening.

The book this month is "The Love Song of Miss Queenie Hennessy" by Rachel Joyce

Tonight we;ll be screening episodes of Anime TV shows, and a movie selected by your peers. Come to the library, relax, and enjoy yourselves!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

Open to anyone studying for citizenship.

Monthly book club meets the second Wednesday of the month from September through June. The books for every month have been chosen. Come and discuss the books with us. No committment necessary. You don't even have to read the book. You can come and hear about the story and perhaps you'll want to read it. We meet in the afternoon and the evening.

The book this month is "The Love Song of Miss Queenie Hennessy" by Rachel Joyce

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Come to the library and play some tabletop roleplaying games today. Local game masters will guide you on a journey through fantastic worlds where you'll fight evil villains and find incredible treasure. The best part? This all happens from the comfort of the library!

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play various trading card games with your friends. Bring your Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh, and/or any other type of deck with you. 

Sorry, no parents allowed!

Open to anyone studying for citizenship.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Learn about important events and people in history through picture books.  We will read the book out loud, discuss vocabulary words and follow-up with a fun activity.  This program is for children ages 6 and up. 

Today's book:  She Persisted:  13 American women who changed the world by Chelsea Clinton

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Join for a showing of this award-winning documentary, which interviews adult children of Holocaust survivors, as they recount their

memories of growing up with parents who could not recount their years in Nazi camps. How do their experiences compare to Art Spiegelman's in

the graphic novel Maus?

  We will have a short discussion afterwards.  Part of the Fitchburg Community Read program.  Appropriate for teens and adults.

The Library will be closed, so please enter through the Youth Library (Newton Place) door.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Training sessions for those who wish to volunteer.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

It's video game night! Come to the library and play games on our Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Wii. Feel free to bring your own games or systems as well!

Sorry, no parents allowed!

Open to anyone studying for citizenship.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

Beginner Bookworm: Guest reader, activity and snack.  Sponsored by the FPS Title I Department

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

Join us for story time. 

We have music and movement and fun!

All ages are welcome.

Training sessions for those who wish to volunteer.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play board games with your friends in our teen area! We'll provide games from our collection, but you're welcome to bring your own!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

AARP Tax Aide Volunteers will be available by appointment for tax assistance. Booking of appointments will open on January 21, 2020. Please call the library at 978-829-1780 or stop at the Information Desk to make an appointment after this date.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Read with TheraPAWS Therapy Pets in the garden room on the first Saturday of the month.  Children who read aloud improve comprehension and reading skills.  Stop by and meet Mr. Wuffles, Indie, and Livy.  

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Training sessions for those who wish to volunteer.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Monthly book club meets the second Wednesday of the month from September through June. The books for every month have been chosen. Come and discuss the books with us. No committment necessary. You don't even have to read the book. You can come and hear about the story and perhaps you'll want to read it. We meet in the afternoon and the evening.

The book this month is "Nineteen Minutes" by Jodi Picoult

Tonight we;ll be screening episodes of Anime TV shows, and a movie selected by your peers. Come to the library, relax, and enjoy yourselves!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

Monthly book club meets the second Wednesday of the month from September through June. The books for every month have been chosen. Come and discuss the books with us. No committment necessary. You don't even have to read the book. You can come and hear about the story and perhaps you'll want to read it. We meet in the afternoon and the evening.

The book this month is "Nineteen Minutes" by Jodi Picoult

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

Training sessions for those who wish to volunteer.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Come to the library and play some tabletop roleplaying games today. Local game masters will guide you on a journey through fantastic worlds where you'll fight evil villains and find incredible treasure. The best part? This all happens from the comfort of the library!

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Training sessions for those who wish to volunteer.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play various trading card games with your friends. Bring your Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh, and/or any other type of deck with you. 

Sorry, no parents allowed!

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

Training sessions for those who wish to volunteer.

Beginner Bookworm: Guest reader, activity and snack.  Sponsored by the FPS Title I Department

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Learn about important events and people in history through picture books.  We will read the book out loud, discuss vocabulary words and follow-up with a fun activity.  This program is for children ages 6 and up. 

Today's book: Out of Wonder: Poems celebrating poets by Kwame Alexander

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Celebrate the Fitchburg Public Library's 160th birthday with special events all week long.  What better time than during National Library Week.  

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

It's video game night! Come to the library and play games on our Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Wii. Feel free to bring your own games or systems as well!

Sorry, no parents allowed!

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Please join us for this all-ages event! Iditarod Dog Musher Karen Land will be here at FPL with her sled dog, Noggin, to talk about their adventures on the trail. Land is a 3-time participant in the 1,150 mile Iditarod Sled Dog Race. In addition to sharing photos and videos from the races, Land will tell first-hand stories and discuss how the bond between human and animal allows for the completion of one of the most difficult feats in all of sports. More people have made it to the summit of Mount Everest than have made it to the Iditarod finish line behind a team of dogs.

This program is supported in part by a grant from the Fitchburg Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

It has happened, the fabled fifth wednesday of the month has arrived! Prepare to experience board games, card games, and video games all in one night!

Sorry, no parents allowed!

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Knit and crochet in the Library!  Ages 10 and up.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Read with TheraPAWS Therapy Pets in the garden room on the first Saturday of the month.  Children who read aloud improve comprehension and reading skills.  Stop by and meet Mr. Wuffles, Indie, and Livy.  

New England Birds of Prey - This is a live animal presentation of New England Birds of Prey.  Learn about predation, the birds' place at the top of the food web, their different hunting adaptations and their status in a rapidly changing world.  

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play board games with your friends in our teen area! We'll provide games from our collection, but you're welcome to bring your own!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Come to the library and play some tabletop roleplaying games today. Local game masters will guide you on a journey through fantastic worlds where you'll fight evil villains and find incredible treasure. The best part? This all happens from the comfort of the library!

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Monthly book club meets the second Wednesday of the month from September through June. The books for every month have been chosen. Come and discuss the books with us. No committment necessary. You don't even have to read the book. You can come and hear about the story and perhaps you'll want to read it. We meet in the afternoon and the evening.

The book this month is "The Daring Ladies of Lowell" by Kate Alcott

Tonight we;ll be screening episodes of Anime TV shows, and a movie selected by your peers. Come to the library, relax, and enjoy yourselves!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

Monthly book club meets the second Wednesday of the month from September through June. The books for every month have been chosen. Come and discuss the books with us. No committment necessary. You don't even have to read the book. You can come and hear about the story and perhaps you'll want to read it. We meet in the afternoon and the evening.

The book this month is "The Daring Ladies of Lowell" by Kate Alcott

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Learn about important events and people in history through picture books.  We will read the book out loud, discuss vocabulary words and follow-up with a fun activity.  This program is for children ages 6 and up. 

Today's book: The Eleventh Hour by Jacques Goldstyn

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Play Pokemon with your friends at the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play various trading card games with your friends. Bring your Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh, and/or any other type of deck with you. 

Sorry, no parents allowed!

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Beginner Bookworm: Guest reader, activity and snack.  Sponsored by the FPS Title I Department

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

It's video game night! Come to the library and play games on our Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Wii. Feel free to bring your own games or systems as well!

Sorry, no parents allowed!

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Bitter cold, dense fog, heavy snow, and record winds: Mount Washington is known worldwide for its unpredictable and dangerous weather. For a mountain its size, why is Mt. Washington called the “Home of the World’s Worst Weather”? While many places on Earth experience severe weather, few are inhabited by humans 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Mount Washington Observatory has been operating a continuously-staffed scientific outpost on this remote peak since 1932, providing the Observatory many remarkable stories and an intimate knowledge of the mountain.

Join Mount Washington Observatory's Will Broussard for an investigation into the unique life and work of weather observers stationed at the observatory year-round. We will explore how the mountain's weather works and what it can tell us about New England’s own weather patterns. This program will include interactive demonstrations, weather instruments, stunning photography, and video footage from the summit. This exciting program is appropriate for adults, teens, and children ages 6 and up.

This program is supported in part by a grant from the Fitchburg Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play board games with your friends in our teen area! We'll provide games from our collection, but you're welcome to bring your own!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Read with TheraPAWS Therapy Pets in the garden room on the first Saturday of the month.  Children who read aloud improve comprehension and reading skills.  Stop by and meet Mr. Wuffles, Indie, and Livy.  

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Monthly book club meets the second Wednesday of the month from September through June. The books for every month have been chosen. Come and discuss the books with us. No committment necessary. You don't even have to read the book. You can come and hear about the story and perhaps you'll want to read it. We meet in the afternoon and the evening.

The book this month is "Where the Crawdads Sing" by JDelia Owens.

Tonight we;ll be screening episodes of Anime TV shows, and a movie selected by your peers. Come to the library, relax, and enjoy yourselves!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

Monthly book club meets the second Wednesday of the month from September through June. The books for every month have been chosen. Come and discuss the books with us. No committment necessary. You don't even have to read the book. You can come and hear about the story and perhaps you'll want to read it. We meet in the afternoon and the evening.

The book this month is "Where the Crawdads Sing" by JDelia Owens

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Come to the library and play some tabletop roleplaying games today. Local game masters will guide you on a journey through fantastic worlds where you'll fight evil villains and find incredible treasure. The best part? This all happens from the comfort of the library!

Make stuff and have fun.  For children 6 and up. 

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play various trading card games with your friends. Bring your Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh, and/or any other type of deck with you. 

Sorry, no parents allowed!

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Learn about important events and people in history through picture books.  We will read the book out loud, discuss vocabulary words and follow-up with a fun activity.  This program is for children ages 6 and up. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

It's video game night! Come to the library and play games on our Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Wii. Feel free to bring your own games or systems as well!

Sorry, no parents allowed!

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

STEAM Play at the Garden is a literacy based interactive playgroup for parents and children alike.  Designed to introduce the concepts of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math through a combination of stories and meaningful play.  For ages 0-5 (siblings are always welcome).  A program of the Massachusetts Department of Early Education and Care. 

Play games with your friends at the library!  We have an Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch and lots of board games.   For children ages 6 to 16. 

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tuesday Crafternoons is a crafting time that is based on a "Reuse, Reduce, Recycle"

low cost/no cost program, using everyday household items, that seeks to show that

being creative and "artsy" can be fun and within the reach of all.

Ages 6-12.  Children under 6 MUST be accompanied by a participating adult.

Come to the library and play board games with your friends in our teen area! We'll provide games from our collection, but you're welcome to bring your own!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Tonight we;ll be screening episodes of Anime TV shows, and a movie selected by your peers. Come to the library, relax, and enjoy yourselves!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Come to the library and play some tabletop roleplaying games today. Local game masters will guide you on a journey through fantastic worlds where you'll fight evil villains and find incredible treasure. The best part? This all happens from the comfort of the library!

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Come to the library and play various trading card games with your friends. Bring your Magic, Pokemon, Yugioh, and/or any other type of deck with you. 

Sorry, no parents allowed!

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

It's video game night! Come to the library and play games on our Xbox 360, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Wii. Feel free to bring your own games or systems as well!

Sorry, no parents allowed!

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

It has happened, the fabled fifth wednesday of the month has arrived! Prepare to experience board games, card games, and video games all in one night!

Sorry, no parents allowed!

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.

Stop by the Book Sale room on the first and third Saturdays of every month, from 10am-1pm. New stock is being added all the time! We have lots of gently used books, DVDs, audiobooks, and jigsaw puzzles. We even have some plants.

Hardcovers $2.00
Paperbacks $1.00
Pocket Paperbacks 50 cents
DVDs $1.00

All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Fitchburg Public Library.

Read with TheraPAWS Therapy Pets in the garden room on the first Saturday of the month.  Children who read aloud improve comprehension and reading skills.  Stop by and meet Mr. Wuffles, Indie, and Livy.  

Tuesday mornings our skilled volunteer Brian will be on hand to assist anyone with things they would like to learn or accomplish on the computers. Need help with an online job application? scanning some documents? basic or advanced computer procedures? Just drop in and ask for Brian at the Information Desk.

Come to the library and play board games with your friends in our teen area! We'll provide games from our collection, but you're welcome to bring your own!

Sorry, no parents allowed.

The Library has volunteers who can help you with your genealogy questions in our local history room.

We also have an ancestry.com subscription available to use in the Library, and Heritage Quest which you can access online from home.