Edgartown Public Library
Opened in March 2015, Edgartown's new library holds over 40,000 individual items – books and magazines, DVDs and videos, audio books, compact discs, etc. -- and is part of the Cape Libraries Automated Materials Sharing network (CLAMS), which offers easy access to much more.
26 West Tisbury Road, Edgartown, MA 02539
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508-627-4221
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Upcoming Events
Drop in for coffee and conversation this morning with our library trustees. Bring your questions, comments and ideas about the library and its services.
Come play at the library with toys and friends. Toddlers and pre-K aged children and their caregivers can join us for unstructured play and casual reading in...
The Edgartown Library's reference librarian, Nis Kildegaard, has been collecting and tinkering with vintage typewriters since moving to the Island nearly...
Is your child a fan of the Dog Man book series by Dav Pilkey? We will have crafts, food and lots of Dog Man activities as well as a raffle for the complete...
Recent Events
Community Dance Class
1/16/2020Discovery Days
1/16/2020Fat-Free Film Festival
1/15/2020YA Game Night
1/15/2020Recent Activity
Elizabeth Benedict left a positive review 8/3/2018
I was thrilled to be able to share my experience and advice with the families, college applicants, and other interested parties who came to my Q/A. A million thanks are owed the Edgartown Library for hosting these important community events. If you weren't able to come to the event and still need help, please visit my website or shoot me an email: Liz@DontSweatTheEssay.com
Virginia Munro posted a photo 7/13/2017
Virginia Munro posted a photo 7/13/2017
Edgartown Public Library posted a photo 3/9/2016
Debby Ware left a positive review 4/22/2015
Lovely!
Virginia Munro posted a photo 1/12/2015
Elina Garanca and Roberto Alagna in Bizet's Carmen.
Edgartown Public Library posted a photo 6/10/2014
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Elizabeth Benedict left a positive review 7/24/2019
I provided an overview and details about the complex process of applying to college in this time of hyper-competitiveness. I suggested resources (books websites), and talked with participants about their specific situations. Thanks to the Edgartown Library for hosting this event!