OUR BOOK DROP IS NOW OPEN 24/7.
CONTACTLESS HOLDS PICK-UP IS NOW AVAILABLE. Click here to learn how it works.
The library building remains closed to the public. Curbside pickup is offered during the following hours:
12pm - 4pm Monday12pm - 4pm Wednesday
12pm - 4pm Friday
12pm - 4pm Saturday
Please contact us at 508-627-4221 or email info@edgartownlibrary.org with questions or for assistance.
To read about our contactless holds pickup service and how to order materials, click here.
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New MaterialsHot Summer Reads Check out our list of Hot Summer Reads here! New Adult Fiction For a list of new fiction items, click here. New Adult Nonfiction For a list of new non-fiction items, click here. New DVDs For a list of new DVDs, click here. |
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New! Free Drive-in WifiWe’ve expanded our reach! Free WiFi can now be accessed from our big parking lot, in order to allow our patrons to access the internet while practicing social distancing guidelines. No password or library card number is required.
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Check Out the New CLAMS AppThe new Cape & Islands Libraries Automated Materials Sharing app has just launched! Take a tour of the app with Chris by clicking here. |
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Need a Library Card?In our continuing efforts to provide our patrons with quality off-site library services, the Edgartown Library has created the option for a Temporary Library Card. To apply for a temporary library card, click the link below, fill out the form, download it, and email it to us at info@edgartownlibrary.org. Once you are registered, we will email you with your temporary library card information. This will grant you access to Libby, Kanopy, Hoopla, the New York Times online, and many more online library services. Cards will be valid until June 30, 2020. ID is not required at this time, but upon re-opening, we will request ID in order to convert your temporary card into a permanent card. If you need any assistance, please email us at info@edgartownlibrary.org. Download pdf file: Card Application Form |
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Official Sources of Information for COVID-19 |
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Have You Taken the 2020 Census?Census results impact our community every day by helping to shape federal funding for things like local schools, roadway construction, library funding, support for families in need, and more.
Have you completed the census yet? If not, now is the time! Click here to find out how you can respond online, by phone or by email.
Please note, you do not need a Census ID to complete the Census. |
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Lithographic print by Ruth Howland Sutton. 10 by 14 inches. Note: This drawing was published in the Ladies Home Journal in 1953.