The North Scituate Public Library was originally founded in 1906 and is dedicated to providing excellent resources, and being a focal point for the community.
In collaboration with the Scituate Health Alliance, Dr. Timothy P. Flanigan will be giving a talk about Lyme Disease prevention, tick identification, tick testing, and chronic Lyme Disease. Registration is required; please call the library or email leah@scituatelibrary.org to sign up.
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Reference Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last 30 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics. Please call the library or contact leah@scituatelibrary.org to schedule your appointment – no drop-ins please.
We have great news…“The Tea” is back!! The Trustees of the North Scituate Public Library cordially invite you to this fan-favorite fundraiser in support of the library. We have a modified menu this year, with an assortment of delicious sweet and savory baked goods handmade with love by volunteers. Please be advised we cannot accommodate food allergies or preferences, and our baked goods will be in lieu of the sandwiches served in years prior. Tickets for the event are $10 per person (adults only) and must be purchased ahead of time at the library*. We will also have a myriad …
Here at the NSPL, we love incorporating recycled materials into our crafts. Join us to turn regular old egg cartons into beautiful mini flower wreaths with the help of scissors, paint, and a whole lot of glue! Registration required; please call the library or email leah@scituatelibrary.org to register. All supplies provided. Ages 18+.
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Reference Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last 30 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics. Please call the library or contact leah@scituatelibrary.org to schedule your appointment – no drop-ins please.
Maureen DiPiero is the Community Outreach & Education Manager for the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation. As the Foundation’s cancer educator, Maureen has presented breast cancer education for corporations, small businesses, community housing developments, and wellness events at national and international levels. At this event, Maureen will talk about risk factors, screening methods, and symptoms so that you can be better prepared to reduce your risk or identify breast cancer at the earliest stages. Registration is required; please call the library at 401-647-5133 or email leah@scituatelibrary.org to register
Do you love houseplants and want to expand your collection? Have some plants or cuttings you no longer want/need? Are you new to the hobby and need some advice – or a plant to start with? Come join plant enthusiasts of all levels for a plant swap at the library! Bring a healthy plant or cutting (no pests, mold, or fungus please) to trade, and share your best plant care tips at this community meet-up. A limited selection of free plants will be available for those who do not have one to trade (these will be first-come, first-serve). Registration is …
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Reference Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last 30 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics. Please call the library or contact leah@scituatelibrary.org to schedule your appointment – no drop-ins please.
The OverDrive app is being discontinued on May 1st. This means users will need to switch to Libby to continue reading library books on their smart phones and tablets! But how does Libby work anyways? In this class, Reference Librarian Leah will teach you how to download, navigate, and get the most out of the Libby app on your phone or tablet. Bring your own device to follow along or sit back and watch our demonstration! Registration is required – please call the library at 401-647-5133 or email leah@scituatelibrary.org.
The OverDrive app is being discontinued on May 1st. This means users will need to switch to Libby to continue reading library books on their smart phones and tablets! But how does Libby work anyways? In this class, Reference Librarian Leah will teach you how to download, navigate, and get the most out of the Libby app on your phone or tablet. Bring your own device to follow along or sit back and watch our demonstration! Registration is required – please call the library at 401-647-5133 or email leah@scituatelibrary.org.
All grades welcome. Play games, have snacks, and meet up with homeschoolers in the community!
This month, try out recipes from Mi Cocina by Rick Martinez. Make a dish at home, then bring it to the library to share with others potluck-style! Registration is required – please call the library at 401-647-5133 or contact leah@scituatelibrary.org to register. Let us know before the meeting which recipe you’ve chosen, so we can avoid making the same things. Books will be available for checkout at the front desk.
Ages 3+. RISPCA will be bringing a furry friend from the shelter to share a book and crafts! Registration required; please call the library at 401-647-5133 or email alyce@scituatelibrary.org.
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Reference Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last 30 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics. Please call the library or contact leah@scituatelibrary.org to schedule your appointment – no drop-ins please.
Did you know our online catalog is getting an upgrade? Starting May 22nd, patrons will use Ocean State Library’s Aspen Discovery to search for items, place holds, and manage their library accounts. While we hope you’ll love this shiny new system as much as we do, we know change can be confusing. That’s why we’re offering a class to get you started! Reference Librarian Leah will show participants how to navigate Aspen, perform searches, and manage their accounts using the new system. Computers will be provided; basic ability to use a mouse and keyboard required. Please register by calling the …
Did you know our online catalog is getting an upgrade? Starting May 22nd, patrons will use Ocean State Library’s Aspen Discovery to search for items, place holds, and manage their library accounts. While we hope you’ll love this shiny new system as much as we do, we know change can be confusing. That’s why we’re offering a class to get you started! Reference Librarian Leah will show participants how to navigate Aspen, perform searches, and manage their accounts using the new system. Computers will be provided; basic ability to use a mouse and keyboard required. Please register by calling the …
Ages 2-4. Join us for a story and some yoga poses! Registration required; please call us at 401-647-5133 or email alyce@scituatelibrary.org to register.
Get your tech and social media questions answered by Leah, our Reference Librarian! One-on-one sessions will last 30 minutes and can cover a range of basic topics. Please call the library or contact leah@scituatelibrary.org to schedule your appointment – no drop-ins please.
We’re reading A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith. Join our passionate group of book lovers for an engaging discussion! No registration required; books will be available for checkout at the front desk.
Registration required; please contact alyce@scituatelibrary.org or call 401-647-5133.