A WORD FROM THE DIRECTOR

It's March, the imperative month!


March to the Everett Public Libraries!

Bring a friend!

Peruse our new website!

Meet some new staff!

Read a print magazine!

Read an online magazine!

Ask a judge a legal question!

Get some tips on home organization!

Get that thing in your attic appraised!

Decorate a birdhouse!

Learn or practice some embroidery!


Have a great month!


Best regards, 
Kevin Sheehan

Exciting New Changes at the Shute!

With the promotion of our very own Valerie Terenzi to Children's Librarian, the Everett Public Libraries are excited to announce more programming for our youngest patrons! More story times, crafts, and fun, all at the Shute Memorial Library! Read on to find out what new programs are starting this month!

New (Limited Edition) Library Cards!


Graziela Flor-Fanjul

Adult Category Winner

Angela Su

Teen Category Winner

Grace Jackson

Youth Category Winner

The Everett Public Libraries are pleased to announce the arrival of our new, limited edition library cards! Featuring the artwork from the winners of our Library Card Design Contest, these cards are now available to all patrons, whether you have a library card with us already or not. A huge thank you and congratulations to Graziela, Angela, and Grace for their beautiful work! 

Antiques Roadshow at the Library!

Book a free appointment with Perfect Pastime Collectibles!

Do you have any heirlooms or knick-knacks you wish you knew more about? Or if it was worth anything? Sign up to have your collectibles appraised for free at the library! From jewelry to coins to baseball cards, Rick Keller will sit with you and tell you about your item! Sign up ahead of time and send in pictures of your items to secure your spot! Have any other questions? Email Kathleen at slipp@noblenet.org.

REGISTER NOW

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

Parlin

Adults & Teens

Silent Reads Society

Saturday, March 8th

12:00 PM
Parlin Meeting Room

Join the Silent Reads Society, a unique book club where we enjoy quiet reading. No pressure, no discussions - perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape or motivation to turn the next page. Cozy vibes and reads will be provided. All are welcome!

VIEW IN OUR ONLINE CALENDAR

Meet the Judge!

Thursday, March 20th

7:00 PM

Parlin Meeting Room

His Honor, Camille F. Sarrouf will be here to explain and answer all your questions about the Massachusetts Judicial System.

VIEW IN OUR ONLINE CALENDAR

Author Event: Bonnie Boromeo Tomlinson

Saturday, March 22nd

11:00 AM

Parlin Meeting Room

In  Stop Buying Bins, Bonnie Boromeo Tomlinson provides practical advice for seniors clearing out their homes, empty nesters re-managing their space, or adult children wondering where to start when faced with cleaning out a parent’s home.

VIEW IN OUR ONLINE CALENDAR

Perfect Pastime Collectibles

Saturday, March 29th

10:00 AM

Parlin Meeting Room

Gather up all your Pokémon/sports cards, coins, watches, comics, jewelry, and more to see if you have treasure or trash!

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Parlin

Childrens

Look for the Pot of Gold!

March 1st-17th

Children's Library

Lucky the Leprechaun has hidden his pot of gold in the library and his clues are hidden in our library books! Can you find the clues and solve the mystery?

Reading Rebels Book Club: Pt. 2 & 3

Tuesdays, March 4th & 18

4:00 PM

Parlin Craft Room

Let's have some snacks and talk about what we liked, or didn't like, about the book Timid, by Jonathan Todd.  

REGISTER FOR PT. 2 NOW
REGISTER FOR PT. 3 NOW

Friday Family Movie

Friday, March 28th

3:00 PM

Parlin Meeting Room

Break out the popcorn! Come and watch The Wild Robot with your friends and family.

Shute

Adults & Teens

Embroidery Club

Thursday, March 27th

7:00 PM
Shute Meeting Room

Whether you're a seasoned stitcher or just starting out, this program invites you to bring your own embroidery projects and enjoy a relaxed, supportive environment.

VIEW NOW IN OUR ONLINE CALENDAR

Crafty Conversations: Birdhouse Ed.

Thursday, March 20th

7:00 PM
Shute Meeting Room

Spring is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than by creating your very own colorful birdhouse! Join us for a fun, paint-filled evening. Suggested for ages 18 and up. Registration is required.  

REGISTER NOW

Shute

Childrens

Miss Val's Storytime Pals

Mondays at 10:00 AM

Tuesdays at 12:00 PM

Shute Children's Room

What's better than a good story? Sharing it with friends! Join Miss Val at the Shute Library for storytime and a related craft or activity.


VIEW IN OUR ONLINE CALENDAR

Lego Master Builders

Every Thursday

3:00 PM

Shute Children's Room

Free-play session with Legos and other building blocks. Bring a buddy, or make a new one, as you explore your imagination brick by brick! We provide the space and the materials to let your vision take shape. What will you create? 

VIEW IN OUR ONLINE CALENDAR

FROM THE FRIENDS

February brought lots of cold snowy days, perfect for cuddling up with a good book… Maybe you let the Librarians match you with something new as part of the Blind Date With a Book Program? Plenty of patrons braved the cold to make a Valentine’s Wreath as part of February’s Crafty Conversations.  We’re all looking ahead to March and the approaching spring season with longer days and, hopefully, warmer weather! Keep making progress on your 25 in ‘25 reading challenge, and be sure to register for March’s Crafty Conversations-Bird House Edition!

MARCH BOOK GROUPS

Graphic Novel & Manga Book Club

Wednesday, March 12th at 4PM

Shute Meeting Room


Family Style: Memories of an American from Vietnam

by Thien Pham

Connolly Center Book Group

Thursday, March 13th at 12PM

Connolly Center Meeting Room


Catalina

by Karla Cornejo Villavicencio

Romance Book Club

Tuesday, March 18th at 6PM

Shute Meeting Room


Reminders of Him

by Colleen Hoover

Murder/Mystery Book Group

Thursday, March 27th at 12PM

Connolly Center Meeting Room


Snow

by John Banville

Parlin Book Group

Monday, March 31st at 6PM

Parlin Meeting Room


The New Neighbor

by Karen Cleveland

WHAT ARE THE LIBRARIANS READING?

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