Nahant Public Library

There will be something for everyone, Tuesday through Friday, February 21-24. Free, registration is not required. Alex the Jester, based on entertainers from the Renaissance, will be entertaining for young and old alike. Thursday, kids can wear their PJs and

Welcome to our 6th Indie Author Day, a program to give independent and small press authors an opportunity to have their work heard. Former Nahanter Dr. Terrence Murphy and 6 other area writers will read excerpts from their work, and

Saturday, September 10 will bring two events to the Library. The first is at 10:00 a.m., when Mass Audubon presents a program on butterflies, with some beautiful photography included in the presentation. Learn about how to attract different butterflies to

The Friends Book Sale returns! Choose from thousands of like-new and slightly-worn novels, travels guides, cookbooks, biographies, children’s books, and many more categories. Snag a game or a doll, also. Everything is priced to sell at 50 cents and up.

Read Educated by Tara Westover in September, and consider the role education played in your growing up and how you continue your lifelong education today. Attend films and a book discussion in October and Indie Author Day in November. All

Scott Santino from Mass Audubon will be at the library on Saturday, September 10 at 10:00 a.m. to talk about butterflies! Learn about the species (Scott has beautiful photography to share) that can be found in Nahant. Learn how to

I’d like to share my thanks to all of those who participated in our Summer Reading Program this year. With it being my first as a children’s librarian, the children and families of Nahant truly made it memorable! We learned

Two hundred and three years ago, the Nahant Library collection was formed with “ten hundred” books given to the Town of Nahant. One hundred fifty years ago, Nahant Public Library became a free library to its community. One hundred twenty-seven

Is your child interested in making a new friend this summer? Sign up for our pen pal program! We’ll be writing letters to kids from the Haston Free Public Library in North Brookfield (Miss Emma’s hometown!). The program begins next