Week Calendar

APL's Local History Room will be open and available today from 9:00 a.m.

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 open on Saturday mornings, from 9:00am-12:30pm. Choose from hundreds of gently used books, with most prices under $4. We have books for children, teens, and adults.

Register below to guarantee your spot. 

The APL Chess Club will be hosting a tournament on Saturday, October 25th starting at 9 AM in the Androscoggin Community Room. 

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

Empowering our diverse community through employment.

This book group calls itself The Tuesday Mystery Club, a name similar to The Thursday Murder Club.  The group selects different types of mysteries to read each month, and books range from recent publications to older ones.

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.

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.

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.

As part of our partnership with the National Digital Equity Center, a Digital Navigator will be available, in the Computer Lab, on select Mondays from 1:00-3:00 pm.  Bailey works within Androscoggin County to help close the digital divide.

Executive Director of the Wabanaki Alliance and Penobscot Nation tribal citizen Maulian Bryant (she/her) will lead a lecture and discussion on the Wabanaki tribal nations and the quest to restore important rights around sovereignty and self determ

We will use colored cubes to make all sort of designs and mirror images. As we master the designs, we will copy increasingly difficult patterns. Best for kids 6-12. No registration is required. 

Community Credit Union's Financial & Life Navigator, Ginger Leigh Smith, will be on site at the Auburn Public Library today.  The navigator can help with resource coordination, financial education, and serves as a conduit for stability in

Drop into a free viewing of the family movie, Flora & Ulysses. No registration is required. Parents/caregivers must stay with their child(ren) during the movie. Rated PG, running time: 1 hour 35 minutes.

Every month, the Let’s Make Comics group tackles a different part of the comic making process including (but not limited to) character design, worldbuilding, and production.

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

Whether it be crocheting, drawing, origami or something else entirely, The Teen Space Craft Club serves as a time to work on any arts and crafts related projects, share advice and learn something new.

Crafty Kids is a weekly crafting program led by local volunteer Mary Ann Cormier. This week, we'll make spooky spider webs using popsicle sticks, yarn, and pom-poms.

Take some time to slow down and dive deeper into the poses, while gaining strength, flexibility, and core balance.

Stop by the Auburn Public Library to play chess with friends and neighbors!

All are welcome, drop-in anytime weekly on Wednesdays between 4:00-5:30 PM.

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.

So many of us carry hidden beliefs about grief that keep us stuck in cycles of pain. In this talk, Susanne shines a light on the most common myths of grief—revealing why they hold us back and how to break free.