Whitman Memorial Library - Bryant Pond/Woodstock

05/28/2026

Join us for a presentation by Jack Montgomery about his new book, From “The Holocaust To Maine”.

June 18 at 10am

05/18/2026

Whitman Memorial Library will be CLOSED for Memorial Day, May 25

05/11/2026

Our cookbook club begins Monday, May 18th at 5 pm. We welcome old and new members. If you have not been before, contact Pat at the library (207)665-2505 for all relevant information. Enjoy good food and good friends!

04/28/2026

Unfortunately our event hosting Rivera Sun on May 9 in South Paris needs to be postponed. We will post a new date in the future when we are able to reschedule.

04/21/2026

To every librarian who just gets it — thank you, and happy National Library Workers Day! 🫶📚

"She'd always been a little excitable, a little more passionate about books than your average person, but she was supposed to be — she was a librarian, after all." ― Sarah Beth Durst, 'Out of the Wild'

04/20/2026

If you have read Theo of Golden, and seen Golden and the portraits that inspired the book in your head, be amazed to know you can actually visit Theo’s life here in Columbus, GA

Visit Columbus, GA

04/20/2026

April is officially Maine Library Month. To celebrate, the Maine State Library and Maine State Parks are partnering to offer a special day of free admission to participating state parks.

On Saturday, April 25, simply show your Maine library card at the entrance of any participating Maine state park and enjoy a day outdoors at no cost!

04/09/2026

This coming Monday, April 13. 6:00pm at the Library .

If you had the ability to save a life, you know you would. Come learn how easy it is to use Naloxone when someone is overdosing. We like to think that a certain level of drug use is not in our own lives. But situations arrive unexpectedly, and why not at least know what you could do in an emergency. Come to the Whitman Library for a half hour long training on Monday, April 13th at 6pm

04/02/2026

If you had the ability to save a life, you know you would. Come learn how easy it is to use Naloxone when someone is overdosing. We like to think that a certain level of drug use is not in our own lives. But situations arrive unexpectedly, and why not at least know what you could do in an emergency. Come to the Whitman Library for a half hour long training on Monday, April 13th at 6pm