All the stuffed friends (animal or doll) of Rangeley are invited to a stuffie sleepover at the library. Children and a parent or guardian visit from 4:00 to 5:00 for stories, lessons, snacks, and crafts. Stuffed animals may stay at the library to party all night. Pictures of the stuffies’ antics will be posted on […]
Do you collect cool rocks on your walks? Do you daydream about ancient ruins and lost civilizations? Do dinosaurs decorate most of your clothes? Do you like to get your hands dirty? Are you ready to discover all the wonders buried in the earth? Come explore with us! This summer we are exploring all the […]
Do you collect cool rocks on your walks? Do you daydream about ancient ruins and lost civilizations? Do dinosaurs decorate most of your clothes? Do you like to get your hands dirty? Are you ready to discover all the wonders buried in the earth? Come explore with us! This summer we are exploring all the […]
Rangeley Readers meets the third Wednesday of each month at 3:00 PM to discuss popular fiction books. Stop by the library to find out the current book and join the discussion.
Dale Ruth Sherburne, author of Neither Wife Nor Widow, will be speaking at the Rangeley Public Library on Wednesday, August 19th, at 6:00 PM. Neither Wife nor Widow is a collection of personal stories that explore the emotional realities of caregiving for a loved one with dementia. A riveting, straight-from-the-trenches reveal about the emotions experienced […]
Adventure Book Group meets the last Wednesday of each month to discuss (mostly) nonfiction books. Anyone is welcome to join the discussion.
Announcing a one-hour presentation highlighting some of Maine’s more secretive wildlife species. We rarely see these creatures but there is much to learn about them and their lifestyles. This presentation […]
Túcume was a pyramid center and city from about 1100 AD until the Spanish Conquest in 1532 AD. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl (the […]
The Consciousness Book Group meets the second Tuesday of each month. They welcome new members to discuss the current topics dealing with consciousness.
Tyler Provencher, Greater Franklin Digital Literacy Program Coordinator, will focus on the current state of AI and the claims made by large tech companies.
Rangeley Readers meets the third Wednesday of each month at 3:00 PM to discuss popular fiction books. Stop by the library to find out the current book and join the […]