Library Schedule
Pickup/Return Services will be suspended on
Monday, April 19 -
Patriots' Day.
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National
Library Week
During the week of April 5-10, drop by to pick up a special gift of appreciation available on our pickup table (while supplies last)!
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Pickup Services
When you receive notice that your holds are ready, call us to arrange a pick-up appt. at 978-774-0554.
Pickup appointments available Mon-Thu and Saturdays,10am-4pm.
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Library Browsing
Wednesdays
11:00am-3:30pm
Weekend Browsing:
Saturday, April 10 & 24
11:00am-3:30pm
Available in the Gordon Room (Peabody Ave. entrance).
Masks, time limits, contact tracing, and distancing rules will be strictly enforced.
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Laptop Service
Tuesdays by appt.
11am-3:30pm
Please call the library
at (978) 774-0554 and select the Reference Department, to make an appointment.
Masks, time limits, contact tracing, and distancing rules will be strictly enforced.
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Virtual Technology
Office Hours
Drop by on Zoom for face-to-face assistance with ebooks, streaming and other technology questions. 11am-12pm
Thursday, April 1
Thursday, April 15
Thursday, April 29
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Return Services
Returns are accepted outside the main entrance Mon-Thu from 10:00am-8:00pm and Saturdays, 10am-4pm.
Materials will stay on your account for at least seven days, but will not accrue fines.
Notary Services
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8th Annual Academy Awards Challenge
Contest is open to ages 18 and up. Completed ballots must be submitted online by 5pm, Sunday, April 25.
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Wine 101 with Sommelier Gillian Katz
Tue., April 6 - 6:30pm
Join certified sommelier Gillian Katz to learn about the basics of wine-making and wine tasting, and discover perfect pairings.
There will also be a time to 'ask a somm,' so bring your wine-related questions. And feel free to sip on some wine during this fun and interactive workshop!
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Enlightened Estate Planning
Thu., April 15 - 6:300pm
Now is the time to plan for and protect your wealth, health and happiness in life.
Author and attorney, Tara K. Wilson
focuses on maintaining control of one’s dignity and destiny during life, leading to protection and peace of mind. She explains the simple, yet still unknowns about estate plans, and more specifically, Trusts.
WHO needs one? WHAT is one? WHERE do I get one? WHEN should I make one? WHY do I need one?
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Biography Book Club
Mon., April 19 - 6:30pm
This month we will read Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will to Survive by Stephanie Land.
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Danvers during the American Revolution with Richard Trask
Tue., April 20 - 6:30pm
Danvers was the farthest town to march to the first conflict of the Revolution, and except for Lexington itself, suffered the most killed in action. Seven young Danvers men sacrificed their lives on the on April 19, 1775, and throughout the resulting six years of war, the Town participated in all American campaigns that lead to victory at Yorktown, Virginia.
Join Town Archivist Richard Trask to learn about the prime roll that Danvers played in our struggle for independence and many rare documents from that time that are preserved as part of our heritage.
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Crafting with Ashley
Mon., April 26 - 6:30pm
Join Assistant Librarian Ashley on Zoom to make a pretty macrame
wall-hanging.
Craft kits will be available for pickup the week of April 19.
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Star Wars Trivia Night
Fri, April 30 - 7:00pm
May the Fourth arrives soon so
help us celebrate Star Wars Day by testing your trivia knowledge and compete for prizes!
The Trivia Brothers are back and have managed to squeeze their zany, light-hearted trivia fun into a package small enough to fit on your computer screen!
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