Event List

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier. This week, children are invited to let their imaginations soar to create a 3D sculpture using air-dry clay.

Homeschoolers ages 6–12 are welcome to try intaglio printmaking with library staff. We'll briefly talk about the difference between intaglio and relief printmaking, then children will create a drypoint image on a clear plastic sheet.

Drop in for a free screening of The LEGO Movie. No registration is required. Parents/caregivers must stay with their child(ren) during the movie. Rated PG, running time: 1 hour 40 minutes. 

We have all the LEGOs and space you need, just bring your imagination. Please note that this program is not suitable for very young children due to small pieces presenting a choking hazard. Registration is not required.

Did you know March is Engineering Month? Drop by the children's room for a self-led engineering challenge. See what you can build using three common household objects. Best for school-aged children.

The Auburn Public Library Children's Department and the Community Little Theatre are teaming up to host a special storytime event.

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier. This week, children will paint an adorable bunny picture using a fork as a paintbrush!

We have all the LEGOs and space you need, just bring your imagination. Please note that this program is not suitable for very young children due to small pieces presenting a choking hazard. Registration is not required.

Meet Renée Brezovsky and her therapy dog, Meadow. Meadow is a blue merle Australian Shepherd who is excited to meet you. Sign up for your child's 15-minute appointment to read to Meadow. Call the library to register at 207-333-6640, x3. 

Drop into the children's department to play board games with your friends and family. We'll provide a small selection of games, but feel free to bring your own. No registration is required.

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier and children's department staff. This week, children will glue colorful macaroni onto egg-shaped cardboard to make spring-themed decor.

Come and listen to two books: The Ocean in Your Bathtub and A drop Around the World.  After the reading, we will participate in our own watershed experiment. This story time is perfect for children grades 1-6.

We have all the LEGOs and space you need, just bring your imagination. Please note that this program is not suitable for very young children due to small pieces presenting a choking hazard. Registration is not required.

The Auburn Public Library Children’s Room is thrilled to partner with the Stanton Bird Club for a four-session Bug Series celebrating the fascinating world of insects and spiders.

Drop into the children's department to play board games with your friends and family. We'll provide a small selection of games, but feel free to bring your own. No registration is required.

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier. This week, we'll transform a paper plate into a colorful peacock.

Auburn Public Library's Homestead Goods & Farmers Market is back for 2026.

Meet Renée Brezovsky and her therapy dog, Meadow. Meadow is a blue merle Australian Shepherd who is excited to meet you. Sign up for your child's 15-minute appointment to read to Meadow. Call the library to register at 207-333-6640, x3. 

The Auburn Public Library Children’s Room is thrilled to partner with the Stanton Bird Club for a four-session Bug Series celebrating the fascinating world of insects and spiders.

Drop into the children's department to play board games with your friends and family. We'll provide a small selection of games, but feel free to bring your own. No registration is required.

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier. This week, kids will make a beautiful butterfly using a paper plate, pom-poms, and a pipe cleaner.

The Auburn Public Library Children’s Room is thrilled to partner with the Stanton Bird Club for a four-session Bug Series celebrating the fascinating world of insects and spiders.

Drop into the children's department to play board games with your friends and family. We'll provide a small selection of games, but feel free to bring your own. No registration is required.