Mike Familant, full-time Bigfoot researcher, producer, and lead investigator of the documentary series In the Shadow of Big Red Eye, will be at the Rangeley Public Library on Wednesday July 8th at 6:00 PM to discuss his investigation of the Big Foot phenomenon. Mike has traveled across the United States for over 15 years, from […]
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 […]
Come to Rangeley Public Library's annual Book & Bake Sale! Always the second Saturday in July, this is our biggest book sale of the year with a parking lot full of great used books at bargain prices. We also have a huge bake sale inside the library with delicious homemade pies and other tempting goodies. […]
The Consciousness Book Group meets the second Tuesday of each month. They welcome new members to discuss the current topics dealing with consciousness.
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.
Join author Amy Safford on Wednesday, July 15th at the Rangeley Public Library as she shares from her book, Good Vibrations of the Dead River Valley. In this second book of the Goode Vibrations series, Penelope Goode tries to make sense of her ability to see into the past. She travels to the mountains of […]
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 […]
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 […]
Postponed until further notice: In 19th-century Maine, death was ever present. To grapple with loss, Victorian Mainers could turn to art and craft to mourn and remember their loved ones. Their material-of-choice was human hair. Mary Baker made a good living crafting flowers, wreaths, and jewelry from human hair. Her Portland home-based business tapped into […]