Upcoming Events

Mayor Jeffrey Harmon will discuss his vision for the City of Auburn and the role of the Mayor in shaping the future of Auburn.

Make a little snake pal with pretty beads and a pipe cleaner. Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer, Mary Ann Cormier. This program is best for school-aged children with adult supervision.

Take some time to slow down and dive deeper into the poses, while gaining strength, flexibility, and core balance.  Use the power of your breath to slowly move through your practice with intention and introspection in this vinyasa-style class

Story Time is a fun session of storytelling, singing, and crafting. This activity is best suited for children aged between 3 to 5 years and siblings are more than welcome to participate. No prior registration is needed.

Stop by the 2nd floor at the Auburn Public Library to play chess with friends and neighbors!

All are welcome, drop-in anytime between 3:30-5:30 PM on Wednesday, October 23rd.

Prepare for science tricks and treats as Mad Science of Maine presents its Halloween Spooktacular edutainment program. This might be your most scientifically spooky Halloween ever!

CareerCenter services will be available at the Auburn Public Library today from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.  A consultant will be on hand to assist with job searches, the preparation of resumes and cover letters and/or provide information on education

The children's Librarian, Brandon Dyer, and the kids will discuss the last part of the book.

Come write with us!

Join other writers in the community as we gather to write together and discuss our work.

All experience levels welcome. Bring your own project or be inspired by our monthly prompts and exercises.

Please join us to read and discuss "What Happened To You?  Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing" by Bruce D.

APL's Playgroup is a drop-in playtime for children aged 5 and under. We'll provide a safe and enjoyable play space with plenty of toys. It's a great opportunity to make new friends while having fun.

APL's Local History Room will be open and available today from 10:00 a.m.

Have you ever wanted to make your own comic? If you’re unsure what to write, not sure how to produce your comic or if you’re interested in how comics are made, stop by the Teen Space and get some ideas! 

Let's hang out and read together. Bring your own book or borrow one of ours, and we will all enjoy some quiet reading time. Afterwards we can share what we have read, or not, the choice is up to you.

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 Bookstore is now open on Saturday mornings. from 9:30-1:00. Choose from hundreds of gently used books, with most prices under $4. We have books for children, teens, and adults.

Visit APL as we attend the Lost Valley 2024 Fall Fest! 

The Annual Lost Valley Fall Fest features free events, Live Music, Vendors, and $10 Unlimited Chair Lift Rides.

Tiny Tunes is a fun music and movement program for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Siblings are welcome. No registration is required.

Join the City of Auburn and our partners for a panel discussion on preventing child abuse and neglect, supporting families experiencing domestic violence, and addressing substance use disorder.

A few of the writers featured in a new, local anthology will be at the Auburn Public Library on October 28 from 6:0 PM to 7:00 PM to read from some of their works in the collection. 

Maine author David Florig will discuss his new novel, The Shattered Curling Stone.

Join us for a Halloween-themed creative session where we will make art using rocks and colorful craft supplies.

Story Time is a fun session of storytelling, singing, and crafting. This activity is best suited for children aged between 3 to 5 years and siblings are more than welcome to participate. No prior registration is needed.

Join library staff in making your own Diwali Rangoli. Rangoli are a traditional Indian art form used to decorate floors, courtyards, or other flat surfaces. We will be using colored sand, glue and cardstock.