OCTOBER 25, 2020
OUR BOOK DROP IS NOW OPEN 24/7.
CONTACTLESS HOLDS PICKUP 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 Monday
12pm - 4pm Tuesday
12pm - 4pm Wednesday
12pm - 4pm Thursday
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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12pm - 4pm Wednesday
12pm - 4pm Thursday
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.
To read our latest newsletter, click here.
To sign up for our monthly newsletter, follow this link.
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Home Delivery Now Available
Home delivery is now being offered on Thursdays and is available for free for any library patron living in Edgartown who is unable to visit the library. To sign up, fill out the Home Delivery Application and we will contact you. For more information call 508-627-4221.
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Need Internet Access?Check out a mobile WiFi hotspot from the Edgartown Library. WiFi hotspots are wallet sized devices that broadcast wireless internet in a 30 foot radius and can connect up to 10 devices. They work anywhere with Verizon coverage, so you can take it on the go. For full details on checking out a WiFi hotspot, click here. |
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Piano Donated to LibraryThe library received the most unexpected of phone calls last month: legendary island pianist David Crohan wished to donate his Mason & Hamlin grand piano to an island community organization, and his longtime friend David Stanwood suggested the perfect place - the Edgartown Library. This marvelous gift (pictured here) was delivered to the library's program room in mid-September, and we await the opportunity to gather and connect through the power of music.
Thank you, Mr. Crohan |
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New MaterialsCool Fall Reads Check out our list of Cool Fall 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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Outdoor Seating & Free WiFiGet connected with free outdoor WiFi from the Edgartown Library! Bring your own laptop, tablet, or smartphone to enjoy free internet access in our outdoor seating area. Access is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. |
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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?The Edgartown Library issues library cards free of charge to all Massachusetts residents and property owners. Applicants visiting the island may apply for an out-of-state card, which has a one-time $10 fee and may check out up to ten (10) items. To apply for a library card, click the link below, fill out the form, and either email it to us at info@edgartownlibrary.org or drop it off during curbside pickup hours.Stop by the library anytime during curbside pickup hours and present your photo ID in order to pick up your library card. If you need any assistance, please email us at info@edgartownlibrary.org. Download pdf file: Card Application Form |
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ROAD TO WINTER
The Road to Winter. Oil on canvas, 18 by 22 inches. By Edward Willis Redfield (1869-1965), American painter. From the Simpson Collection. -- Redfield is known for starting the "New Hope" school of painting in Pennsylvania.