The Friends of Literacy Unlimited and the choral group Sharing a New Song are presenting a Concert to Benefit Literacy Unlimited on May 10.
We'll be screening Juno, last year's surprise hit comedy, as the May 15 entry in the Transitions Film Series.
The McAuliffe Branch Book Discussion on May 14 and 15 focuses on Water For Elephants.
Fred Wallace. Framingham’s town historian, discusses the history of Cushing Hospital on May 14.
The Friends Book Sale on May 17 features warm-weather activities, and the Literacy Unlimited Bake Sale that day features goodies for all seasons.
We've got wireless in the Main Library. Drop in and surf!
Notable in May: Chris Bohjalian, Leif Enger, Jude Deveraux, Simon Winchester; mysteries from Donna Leon, Elizabeth George, Katherine Hall Page, Patricia Cornwell; suspense from Phillip Margolin, John Sandford, Lisa Unger; and lots more. Coming in June: Janet Evanovich, Andre Dubus III, Anne Rivers Siddons, Jeffrey Deaver, James Patterson, Lee Child, David Guterson, Danielle Steel, Clive Cussler, a western by Robert B. Parker, and much more. For other upcoming titles, check the Reader Services Page.

Framingham’s ten most requested books include works by Janet Evanovich, Harlan Coben, Sue Miller, Mary Higgins Clark, Sophie Kinsella, David Baldacci, Jodi Picoult, Jennifer Weiner, James Patterson, John Grisham, Patricia Cornwell, and Jhumpa Lahiri. To reserve any of the top titles, visit the Reader Services Page.

New telephone numbers: 508-532-5636 for the McAuliffe Branch and 508-532-5570 for the Main Library.

Our Saturday Kids’ Matinee on May 10 features the movie Enchanted.
Kids can create personal tokens of appreciation for mom at the May 10 Mother’s Day Open Craft.
Teen fans of Anime are invited to the May 13 meeting of the YA Anime and Manga Group.
Book Bingo, our popular game for kids, offers prizes, snacks, and books—all on May 15.
Kids are invited to take an interactive musical journey with Making Music with Ellen Hoffman May 17 in the McAuliffe Branch.
Library hours: the library is closed Sundays until fall.
Did you know? Popular large-print titles are often available in a handy paperback format.
If your book group’s planning this year's reading, or if you'd like to discover some new titles, check out our list of recommended Book Group Choices.
“Journey to the Emerald City,” first prize winner at the New England Flower Show, is on display in the Children's Room.

Thanks to the Friends of the Library and other generous donors, the library offers passes to a variety of local attractions - and you can even reserve your passes online

Ready to turn over a new leaf this spring? For reliable, librarian-selected materials and websites, check our Information Guides on Job Hunting, Nutrition & Fitness, Finance, Home Buying, Retirement, Home Improvement, and more.


For a schedule of our activities, see the Calendar of Events.

For more library news, visit the What's New Page.


 

 

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