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Curbside Pickup Only
until further notice Camden Conference 2021
Two lectures in January, cosponsored by Falmouth and Merrill Memorial Libraries Readers Circle Fall 2020
Jan. 28, 2021: The Vanishing Half, by Brit Bennett Four Ways to Tell a Story
Videos on our Facebook and YouTube channels

Library Hours

Curbside pickup every day
Monday 11am - 5pm
Tuesday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday* 10am - 1pm
Sunday closed
*Closed on Saturdays in July & August and Holiday Weekends.

Announcements

  • COVID Task Force

    The Yarmouth Community Coronavirus Task Force is still ready with information and resources.

    Need groceries, information, resources, or a person to talk to?
    Call 207-846-4763 (the library’s phone number).
    All calls will be returned within 24 hrs.
    Visit the group on Facebook.

  • Library Shelfies!

    If you call a photo of yourself a “selfie”, what do you call a photo of a bookshelf? A shelfie!

    If browsing is your preferred way of using the library, then check out our page of shelfies. We know you would rather be inside the library building, but we will do our best to post photos of our shelves here and on Facebook so you can pick your next book

  • MML is CURBSIDE PICKUP only

    Due to rising safety concerns, we will be doing curbside pickup only until further notice. Need help placing a book order? Give us a call, an email, or check out this tutorial: https://yarmouthlibrary.org/online-services/

  • Can’t find it in the catalog?

    Are you searching for a book that you are unable to find? Perhaps the book is brand new, and none of the libraries have a copy of it yet. You can still request it.

    Fill out this form with as much information about the book as you know, include your name, card number, and your email address or phone number, and we will consider purchasing it for the library. You will be the borrow it if we do.

Events

Staff Picks

  • Good stuff on Bandcamp

    Flipping through an old New Yorker the other day, I spied a blurb mentioning that Steve Shelley, the drummer in Sonic Youth, has been using his time in lockdown to upload live recordings of his band to Bandcamp, and it looks like their albums are there too.

    Sonic Youth is surely not everybody’s cup of tea, but Bandcamp is great way to explore and discover music while supporting the musicians, especially newer, younger musicians. The internet upended the music business, and Bandcamp has been one of the better new models that are now competing for listeners’ ears and dollars. Last year, the live music industry collapsed too, but Bandcamp remains a way for creators to keep creating and keep making money doing it.