Duxbury Free Library

Playtime meant just for babies, and for their caregivers to connect. Recommended for children under 2 and their caregivers. Siblings welcome. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Join Ms. Paige, Community Educator for Dentistry for Children as the Tooth Fairy for a special storytime about tooth care for ages 2 and up with a caregiver (babies welcome too!). Free goodie bags will be given out.

BYO Popcorn!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury. ocln. org or 781-934-2721 x5630. A full list of accessibility offerings can be found on our website (link to page).

Please join us at The Village in Duxbury for an informative discussion of the book Sons and Daughters of the Soil: Tracing the Origins and Ancestry of a Mysterious Surname with author Ron Wysk. Books will be available for sale following the discussion.…Learn More

Visit the Friends of the Duxbury Free Library's website to learn more!

Come in to the Library for a one-on-one reading session with Boomer, a BONES certified therapy dog! This program is intended for emerging readers to practice their reading skills with a friendly face. One-on-one appointments with Boomer last for 10 minutes, and will be available on a FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED basis.…Learn More

Struggling to journal consistently? You’re not alone— and this workshop is here to help. In this one-hour virtual workshop, you’ll explore simple, low-pressure ways to build a free-flowing journaling habit. The theme of this workshop is Spring Awakening— welcoming the season by reflecting on what once was.…Learn More

Come use library supplies (including Peeps) to make an entry for our Peep Diorama Contest. Hot glue guns will be available. Bring your ideas! All ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult caregiver.

Do you love to build with Legos®? We do too! Lego® Club will meet every other week on Saturdays. Create something original with Library Legos. ® All creations will be on display in the library until the next time we meet. Drop in programGeared to ages 6 and up.…Learn More

It's our annual Peep Diorama drop off contest week in the children's room. This contest is open to all ages! Dioramas must be no bigger than a boot box and include 1 peep. No themes this year! Be creative! In order to be eligible for winning a gift card to Rock, Paper, Scissors entries must be in by 5pm on Saturday.…Learn More

Relax and unwind with our informal Jigsaw Puzzle Club. Open to all skill levels, this laid-back gathering is a great way to enjoy puzzles and meet new friends. This is a drop-in program; no registration required. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Move & groove with shakers, scarves and rhythm sticks! About the program: This program includes music being played by a speaker, bubbles, parachute play, dancing, following directions and using manipulatives such as scarves, shakers and rhythm sticks.…Learn More

The Duxbury Writers Society invites high school students in grades 10 through 12 to workshop their creative writing in a supportive group environment. Led by author Trent England from the Duxbury Writers Society, students will have the opportunity to share a sample of their writing and also write from prompts to encourage spontaneous creativity.…Learn More

Mahjong open play for players familiar with Mahjong. Beginners are welcome! No need to register, this is a drop in event. Mahjong game and cards provided. This event is geared toward adults.

Prepare for the thrills, twists, and turns as we settle in to discuss the works of author William Goyette, an author of three crime thriller novels, and learn more about his most recent work, Phobia, the second book in the Jake Hawksworth series.…Learn More

It's our annual Peep Diorama drop off contest week in the children's room. This contest is open to all ages! Dioramas must be no bigger than a boot box and include 1 peep. No themes this year! Be creative! In order to be eligible for winning a gift card to Rock, Paper, Scissors entries must be in by 5pm on Saturday.…Learn More

Drop in between 10:30 –12 to the Children’s Program Room for a craft, STEM and early literacy stations, or playtime. Recommended age 2–4 with caregiver. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Monthly Teen Advisory Board meeting. Would you like to help have a say in teen programs and earn volunteer hours. Join our TAB team. Snacks provided

Learn to play Mahjong! This is a registration event, and requires 2 sessions to learn the game. Signing up once will register you for both sessions, on April 8th, and April 15th. If you cannot make both sessions, please sign up for a future session when you can make both times.…Learn More

It's our annual Peep Diorama drop off contest week in the children's room. This contest is open to all ages! Dioramas must be no bigger than a boot box and include 1 peep. No themes this year! Be creative! In order to be eligible for winning a gift card to Rock, Paper, Scissors entries must be in by 5pm on Saturday.…Learn More

The Library 50+ Job Seekers Networking Group meets via Zoom on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month, from 9:30am to 11:30am. Informal networking takes place from 9am to 9:30am and 11:30am to noon. If you are unemployed and actively looking, underemployed, seeking a new career direction, re-entering the job market after a long employment gap, or recently retired and looking for your "Encore Career," this networking group program is perfect for you! Remember, 85% of jobs are found through networking!Register through Zoom HEREJoin us in a professional forum for networking with peers in a safe and comfortable environment conducive to developing new relationships and developing skills and strategies to help in your career transition.…Learn More

Do you have socks with holes in the toes or a garment that needs hemming? Bring it to our repair lab and learn to fix it! Sewing machine, instruction, and some supplies provided. Examples of what we can help with: Sew on a button Mend a small hole in clothing Fix a Seam fix a torn button holeExamples that we can't help with (you would need a tailor with specialized machinery for these): Zippers Tough Fabric such as canvas or leather ShoesDrop in, no registration required.…Learn More

Learn to play Mahjong! This is a registration event, and requires 2 sessions to learn the game. Signing up once will register you for both sessions, on April 8th, and April 15th. If you cannot make both sessions, please sign up for a future session when you can make both times.…Learn More

It's our annual Peep Diorama drop off contest week in the children's room. This contest is open to all ages! Dioramas must be no bigger than a boot box and include 1 peep. No themes this year! Be creative! In order to be eligible for winning a gift card to Rock, Paper, Scissors entries must be in by 5pm on Saturday.…Learn More

Grab your current work-in-progress and join us for a drop-in knitting group! We are knitters who want to meet more knitters. People at any skill level are welcome- we are happy to answer questions and share our knowledge. Even if you don't knit, other fiber artists are welcome too!Meetings will be every Thursday from 10:00AM-12:00PM.…Learn More

Laughter yoga is a meditative, positive way to manage stress and enhance health. Laughing and singing exercises are done from a seated position - no yoga mat needed!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Sign up for 90's Craft during ASP with Mrs. King.

Local author Mark Ciccone will discuss his novel "Secrets Among Friends"

Local author Mark Ciccone is coming back to the Duxbury Free Library to discuss one of his novels, "Secrets Among Friends" Mark is a semi-retired world traveler who worked for thirty-two years for Procter & Gamble in various senior management positions, where he traveled widely in the US and abroad, including a stint living in Italy.…Learn More

It's our annual Peep Diorama drop off contest week in the children's room. This contest is open to all ages! Dioramas must be no bigger than a boot box and include 1 peep. No themes this year! Be creative! In order to be eligible for winning a gift card to Rock, Paper, Scissors entries must be in by 5pm on Saturday.…Learn More

Playtime meant just for babies, and for their caregivers to connect. Recommended for children under 2 and their caregivers. Siblings welcome. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

BYO Popcorn!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury. ocln. org or 781-934-2721 x5630. A full list of accessibility offerings can be found on our website (link to page).

It's our annual Peep Diorama drop off contest week in the children's room. This contest is open to all ages! Dioramas must be no bigger than a boot box and include 1 peep. No themes this year! Be creative! In order to be eligible for winning a gift card to Rock, Paper, Scissors entries must be in by 5pm on Saturday.…Learn More

Join us for a screening of the Humphrey Bogart film, "Key Largo", followed by an engaging discussion with film expert John Riccio. Snacks provided!This classic film noir by John Huston stars Humphrey Bogart as World War II vet Frank McCloud. Visiting Key Largo to pay his respects to the family of his late war buddy, McCloud attempts to comfort his comrade's widow, Nora (Lauren Bacall), and father, James Temple (Lionel Barrymore), who operate a hotel.

Come drink your morning brew and paint with us at Coffee & Canvas!

Come to a free movie at the library! A perfect way to try out a movie theater experience with no money down. Showing Academy Award nominated Zootopia 2, rated PG. Bring your own popcorn & candy!All ages. Children in under 3rd grade must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.

Learn how to use juices and simple syrups to add some extra flavor to your drinks. Opportunities to test out different flavors as well as directed recipes will be included. For grades 5 and up.

Drop in to talk books with us and with other readers about children's books! Get recommendations from the staff and from each other. Featuring special guest kid librarian Luna!Refreshments served. No registration required. All ages

Open craft time! Make something unique using the library's craft supplies. Geared to children ages 3 and up. Children must be accompanied by an adult caregiver.

Award-winning and bestselling author Miranda Cowley Heller takes us on an intimate journey through the life stages of a woman in her new poetry collection, What the Deep Water Knows. Delicate, yet exceedingly raw, these poems will transport you as vividly as any work of fiction.…Learn More

Come hang out and draw with Outreach Librarian Cat! Doodle from a prompt or free-draw!This program is for grades 5 and up.

Books with Friends is a new virtual book club run by the Duxbury Senior Center and the Duxbury Free Library. Everyone is welcome to attend! We will read a variety of books chosen the Duxbury Free Library staff. Most books will be recently published, but not the newest and hottest titles.…Learn More

Join our Virtual Craft Night—a laid-back online hangout where people of all ages can work on any craft they like.

Discover the magical world of needle felting in this fun and beginner-friendly class! Learn how to needle felt a beautiful horse or unicorn onto a hoop. Choose a natural look or go whimsical with a colorful rainbow mane. This hands-on class is perfect for creative minds and first-time felters—take home a unique piece of art to display with pride! This class is presented by Pop Up Art School and it is appropriate for ages 8 and up.…Learn More

Laughter yoga is a meditative, positive way to manage stress and enhance health. Laughing and singing exercises are done from a seated position - no yoga mat needed!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Grab your current work-in-progress and join us for a drop-in knitting group! We are knitters who want to meet more knitters. People at any skill level are welcome- we are happy to answer questions and share our knowledge. Even if you don't knit, other fiber artists are welcome too!Meetings will be every Thursday from 10:00AM-12:00PM.…Learn More

BYO Popcorn!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury. ocln. org or 781-934-2721 x5630. A full list of accessibility offerings can be found on our website (link to page).

What is an endangered species? Why are many animals and their habitats disappearing? Learn about endangered species in the wild here in New England, and around the world, and some things we can all do to help them. Join Joy Marzolf, of the Joys of Nature at The Center for a morning of awe and wonder -and to touch and hold a few species!This event is presented by the Duxbury Free Library and The Center, and will be held at the Center, 10 Mayflower Street, Duxbury.…Learn More

Relax and unwind with our informal Jigsaw Puzzle Club. Open to all skill levels, this laid-back gathering is a great way to enjoy puzzles and meet new friends. This is a drop-in program; no registration required. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Move & groove with shakers, scarves and rhythm sticks! About the program: This program includes music being played by a speaker, bubbles, parachute play, dancing, following directions and using manipulatives such as scarves, shakers and rhythm sticks.…Learn More

An afternoon of knitting. .. or weaving, spinning, or any other fiber craft! All skill levels are welcome. No registration required. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

The Duxbury Writers Society invites high school students in grades 10 through 12 to workshop their creative writing in a supportive group environment. Led by author Trent England from the Duxbury Writers Society, students will have the opportunity to share a sample of their writing and also write from prompts to encourage spontaneous creativity.…Learn More

Mahjong open play for players familiar with Mahjong. Beginners are welcome! No need to register, this is a drop in event. Mahjong game and cards provided. This event is geared toward adults.

A night of knitting. .. or weaving, spinning, or any other fiber craft! All skill levels are welcome. No registration required. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Drop in between 10:30 –12 to the Children’s Program Room for a craft, STEM and early literacy stations, or playtime. Recommended age 2–4 with caregiver. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

In order to Put Your Best Food Forward we will need to show up & give our best even when we don't feel like it. This inclusive session will help you define assumptions and understand the importance of first impressions. We will look at body language, importance of appearance, responding to others negativity and how to overcome "mistakes".…Learn More

Come follow along with a guided craft or do a non-guided craft every month. Feel free to bring a craft you are working on. Grades 6-12March's guided craft: Postcards

Grab your current work-in-progress and join us for a drop-in knitting group! We are knitters who want to meet more knitters. People at any skill level are welcome- we are happy to answer questions and share our knowledge. Even if you don't knit, other fiber artists are welcome too!Meetings will be every Thursday from 10:00AM-12:00PM.…Learn More

Laughter yoga is a meditative, positive way to manage stress and enhance health. Laughing and singing exercises are done from a seated position - no yoga mat needed!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Sign up for 90's Craft during ASP with Mrs. King.

Join the North and South Rivers Watershed Association for their presentation of the rich history and natural beauty of the North and South Rivers.

BYO Popcorn!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury. ocln. org or 781-934-2721 x5630. A full list of accessibility offerings can be found on our website (link to page).

BYO Popcorn!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury. ocln. org or 781-934-2721 x5630. A full list of accessibility offerings can be found on our website (link to page).

For hundreds of years, afternoon teas have created calm spaces for people to come together and share stories. Please join us to mark the end of our busy weeks and enjoy some tea & snacks. Meet and engage with other folks and connect with our community! All ages welcome - bring the kids! This program is in partnership with Duxbury For All.…Learn More

Big Ryan’s Tall Tales has been telling stories for over 20 years! Part puppet show, part music and movement. This program is open to all ages. Part of Out to See Duxbury. “If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Join us for a fun CRAFT-ernoon where we will be making flowers out of coffee filters and tissue paper to kick off the Community Garden Club of Duxbury's Hydrangea Festival. This will feature a garden tour of five beautiful homes on Tuesday, July 21 from 10 am-4 pm.…Learn More

Relax and unwind with our informal Jigsaw Puzzle Club. Open to all skill levels, this laid-back gathering is a great way to enjoy puzzles and meet new friends. This is a drop-in program; no registration required. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Move & groove with shakers, scarves and rhythm sticks! About the program: This program includes music being played by a speaker, bubbles, parachute play, dancing, following directions and using manipulatives such as scarves, shakers and rhythm sticks.…Learn More

Are you of fan of Asian Media like Anime, K-pop, Manga, Manhua, C-Dramas, and more? Come join us at Asian Media Club and meet others that have the same interests! Each club meeting will cover different activities or pieces of media that we appreciate.…Learn More

The Duxbury Writers Society invites high school students in grades 10 through 12 to workshop their creative writing in a supportive group environment. Led by author Trent England from the Duxbury Writers Society, students will have the opportunity to share a sample of their writing and also write from prompts to encourage spontaneous creativity.…Learn More

Mahjong open play for players familiar with Mahjong. Beginners are welcome! No need to register, this is a drop in event. Mahjong game and cards provided. This event is geared toward adults.

Everyone’s invited to this inclusive monthly meet-up for neurodivergent adults ! All ages and abilities are encouraged to join us for jigsaw puzzles, board games, conversations, and—best of all—new friends. Come to play, stay to connect! This is a drop-in program with no registration required.…Learn More

Drop in between 10:30 –12 to the Children’s Program Room for a craft, STEM and early literacy stations, or playtime. Recommended age 2–4 with caregiver. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Drop in to talk books with us and with other readers! Get recommendations from the staff and from each other. Monthly on the first Tuesday of the month 2-3, and the third Thursday of the month 11-12. Refreshments served. No registration required.…Learn More

Make your very own set of Dungeons and Dragons dice using epoxy resin and meet other fantasy enthusiasts while you're at it!

The Library 50+ Job Seekers Networking Group meets via Zoom on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month, from 9:30am to 11:30am. Informal networking takes place from 9am to 9:30am and 11:30am to noon. If you are unemployed and actively looking, underemployed, seeking a new career direction, re-entering the job market after a long employment gap, or recently retired and looking for your "Encore Career," this networking group program is perfect for you! Remember, 85% of jobs are found through networking!Register through Zoom HEREJoin us in a professional forum for networking with peers in a safe and comfortable environment conducive to developing new relationships and developing skills and strategies to help in your career transition.…Learn More

Do you have socks with holes in the toes or a garment that needs hemming? Bring it to our repair lab and learn to fix it! Sewing machine, instruction, and some supplies provided. Examples of what we can help with: Sew on a button Mend a small hole in clothing Fix a Seam fix a torn button holeExamples that we can't help with (you would need a tailor with specialized machinery for these): Zippers Tough Fabric such as canvas or leather ShoesDrop in, no registration required.…Learn More

Come in to the Library for a one-on-one reading session with Willow, a BONES certified therapy dog! This program is intended for emerging readers to practice their reading skills with a friendly face. One-on-one appointments with Willow last for 10 minutes, and will be available on a FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED basis.…Learn More

Grab your current work-in-progress and join us for a drop-in knitting group! We are knitters who want to meet more knitters. People at any skill level are welcome- we are happy to answer questions and share our knowledge. Even if you don't knit, other fiber artists are welcome too!Meetings will be every Thursday from 10:00AM-12:00PM.…Learn More

Laughter yoga is a meditative, positive way to manage stress and enhance health. Laughing and singing exercises are done from a seated position - no yoga mat needed!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

BYO Popcorn!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury. ocln. org or 781-934-2721 x5630. A full list of accessibility offerings can be found on our website (link to page).

Relax and unwind with our informal Jigsaw Puzzle Club. Open to all skill levels, this laid-back gathering is a great way to enjoy puzzles and meet new friends. This is a drop-in program; no registration required. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Move & groove with shakers, scarves and rhythm sticks! About the program: This program includes music being played by a speaker, bubbles, parachute play, dancing, following directions and using manipulatives such as scarves, shakers and rhythm sticks.…Learn More

Move & groove with shakers, scarves and rhythm sticks! About the program: This program includes music being played by a speaker, bubbles, parachute play, dancing, following directions and using manipulatives such as scarves, shakers and rhythm sticks.…Learn More

Mahjong open play for players familiar with Mahjong. Beginners are welcome! No need to register, this is a drop in event. Mahjong game and cards provided. This event is geared toward adults.

Drop in between 10:30 –12 to the Children’s Program Room for a craft, STEM and early literacy stations, or playtime. Recommended age 2–4 with caregiver. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Join us for a timely conversation on AI, humanity, and the next steps towards building a better future with self-proclaimed “mad scientist” Dr. Vivienne Ming as we discuss her new book, Robot-Proof: When Machines Have All the Answers, Build Better People.…Learn More

Monthly Teen Advisory Board meeting. Would you like to help have a say in teen programs and earn volunteer hours. Join our TAB team. Snacks provided

Come hang out and draw with Outreach Librarian Cat! Doodle from a prompt or free-draw!This program is for grades 5 and up.

Neurodiverse Craft Night is for all neurodivergent adults—no diagnosis needed!

Laughter yoga is a meditative, positive way to manage stress and enhance health. Laughing and singing exercises are done from a seated position - no yoga mat needed!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Grab your current work-in-progress and join us for a drop-in knitting group! We are knitters who want to meet more knitters. People at any skill level are welcome- we are happy to answer questions and share our knowledge. Even if you don't knit, other fiber artists are welcome too!Meetings will be every Thursday from 10:00AM-12:00PM.…Learn More

Join us for puppet playtime in the Children's Program Room. We will have lots of puppets to try out and play with! Bubbles & Dancing too!Geared towards children ages 1-5. Children must be accompanied by an adult caregiver. …Learn More

BYO Popcorn!If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury. ocln. org or 781-934-2721 x5630. A full list of accessibility offerings can be found on our website (link to page).

Friends of the Duxbury Free Library yearly used book sale. All sales benefit the library!for more information visit www. duxburyfol. org

Come in to the Library for a one-on-one reading session with Boomer, a BONES certified therapy dog! This program is intended for emerging readers to practice their reading skills with a friendly face. One-on-one appointments with Boomer last for 10 minutes, and will be available on a FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED basis.…Learn More

Relax and unwind with our informal Jigsaw Puzzle Club. Open to all skill levels, this laid-back gathering is a great way to enjoy puzzles and meet new friends. This is a drop-in program; no registration required. If you require accessibility support to attend this program (ex: live ASL interpreter), please contact: scorreia@duxbury.…Learn More

Move & groove with shakers, scarves and rhythm sticks! About the program: This program includes music being played by a speaker, bubbles, parachute play, dancing, following directions and using manipulatives such as scarves, shakers and rhythm sticks.…Learn More

Move & groove with shakers, scarves and rhythm sticks! About the program: This program includes music being played by a speaker, bubbles, parachute play, dancing, following directions and using manipulatives such as scarves, shakers and rhythm sticks.…Learn More