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

Hang out with your friends and play Pokemon.  We do not provide cards, instructions or treats, but we have reserved a spot for you! 

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.

Game with us at the library.  We have Xbox 360 and Nintendo Switch.  Play Minecraft or MarioKart! This program is for children ages 6 to 16.  

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.

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 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 via Zoom!  Children who read aloud improve comprehension and reading skills. Please email bepawsitive01420@gmail.com or text 978-320-1335 to get your invite to the zoom meeting. 

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

Hang out with your friends and play Pokemon.  We do not provide cards, instructions or treats, but we have reserved a spot for you! 

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.

Game with us at the library.  We have Xbox 360 and Nintendo Switch.  Play Minecraft or MarioKart! This program is for children ages 6 to 16.  

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.

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 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!

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

Hang out with your friends and play Pokemon.  We do not provide cards, instructions or treats, but we have reserved a spot for you! 

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!

Game with us at the library.  We have Xbox 360 and Nintendo Switch.  Play Minecraft or MarioKart! This program is for children ages 6 to 16.  

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.

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 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.

Hang out with your friends and play Pokemon.  We do not provide cards, instructions or treats, but we have reserved a spot for you! 

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.

This Month's book is:

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 and up. 

Event will be held on a later date, TBA.

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. 

North County Land Trust is excited to present Laurie Nehring, a local naturalist, as she teaches about the many wonders of owls!  Join us for this interactive slide show, complete with prompts and demonstrations, to learn more about owls and why scientist often call them "perfect predators." After this presentation, participatns will dissect their own owl pellet for a unique hands-on and up-close learning experience.  For children ages 7 to 9.

North County Land Trust is excited to present Laurie Nehring, a local naturalist, as she teaches about the many wonders of owls!  Join us for this interactive slide show, complete with prompts and demonstrations, to learn more about owls and why scientist often call them "perfect predators." After this presentation, participatns will dissect their own owl pellet for a unique hands-on and up-close learning experience.  For children ages 7 to 9.

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. 

Hang out with your friends and play Pokemon.  We do not provide cards, instructions or treats, but we have reserved a spot for you! 

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.

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 and up. 

Hang out with your friends and play Pokemon.  We do not provide cards, instructions or treats, but we have reserved a spot for you! 

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 and up. 

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!

Hang out with your friends and play Pokemon.  We do not provide cards, instructions or treats, but we have reserved a spot for you! 

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 and up. 

Chess Tournament.  Registration begins at 10.  Games begin at 10:30.

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.

Hang out with your friends and play Pokemon.  We do not provide cards, instructions or treats, but we have reserved a spot for you! 

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

This Month's book is:

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 and up. 

Hang out with your friends and play Pokemon.  We do not provide cards, instructions or treats, but we have reserved a spot for you! 

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 and up. 

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 and up. 

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

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.

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 and up. 

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

This Month's book is:

Drop-in Lego Club.  Ages 5 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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

Library Closed for Holiday

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

This Month's book is:

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.

Ms. June's Crafternoon

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.

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.

This year's book is the award-winning Underland: a Deep Journey by Robert MacFarlane.  This is non-fiction writing at its best:

deeply moving and awe-inspiring. Copies of the book are available at the Library.  Open to all.  Light refreshments.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This Month's book is:

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.

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.

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.

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.

Library Closing at 3 PM for Holiday

This Month's book is:

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.

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.

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!

Closing at 2 PM

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.

Library Closing at 3 PM