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
Come to the Children’s Room pickup window to grab an activity bag to do at home. Crafts will change weekly, and kits are appropriate for children of all...
Join us for an evening of jazz standards and improvisation from the keyboard of Jeremy Berlin. Best known for his playing with the Island’s great party band,...
Come to the Children’s Room pickup window to grab an activity bag to do at home. Crafts will change weekly, and kits are appropriate for children of all...
Poet and teacher Donald Nitchie is back via Zoom to coach you in creating poetry. Whether you are a practiced writer or have never written a poem (or fit...
Certified yoga instructor Jelisa Difo leads a Sunday online class in Restorative Yoga, a practice that allows you to slow down, restore and relax your body...
Recent Events
Chef Look Cooks
4/15/2021Craft Pickup Bags
4/15/2021Craft Pickup Bags
4/14/2021Craft Pickup Bags
4/13/2021Craft Pickup Bags
4/12/2021Recent Activity
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!
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
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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Susan Landry left a positive review 4/14/2021
Chef Look's session was fantastic. I picked up tips on skills (e.g., how to dice a shallot; building flavors for sauce) and I can't wait to try the recipe. It was a joy to watch -- thank you!