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Join us today in virtual conversation with storyteller and popular blogger Ted Page as we chat about his book Good Grand...
06/12/2026

Join us today in virtual conversation with storyteller and popular blogger Ted Page as we chat about his book Good Grandpa: Stories from the Heart of Grandfatherhood. This heartfelt book highlights his journey to bring together the stories and wisdom of grandfathers from all walks of life—all with a mission to nurture the next great generation.

Brought to you in partnership with Library Speakers Consortium. Sponsored by Lee Bank and Lenox Library Association’s Goodwin Fund.

Registration is still open! Youth ages 11- 14 can sign up here: https://forms.gle/7PB15MqeXmze29CV7 WAM (Where Arts and ...
06/11/2026

Registration is still open! Youth ages 11- 14 can sign up here: https://forms.gle/7PB15MqeXmze29CV7

WAM (Where Arts and Activism Meet) will hold a five-week program titled “Ballot Ballad” at Lenox Library for ages 11-14. The program will focus on women in American History and will explore one of the biggest “what ifs” in our country’s founding—“what if women had been in the room where it happened?” We will also examine the history and current landscape of civic engagement in Massachusetts and the United States. Participants will take part in ensemble-based theater and movement workshops, taught by a WAM Theatre Teaching Artist, and craft original performance pieces. Open to all who are interested!

Today! Hold onto your heart-patterned boxers! Matt Dinniman, New York Times bestselling author of the wildly popular (an...
06/11/2026

Today! Hold onto your heart-patterned boxers! Matt Dinniman, New York Times bestselling author of the wildly popular (and just plain wild) Dungeon Crawler Carl series, joins us to chat about his latest book, A Parade of Horribles.

As chaos and mass panic spread outside the dungeon in the wake of Faction Wars, Carl and Donut find themselves on the tenth floor, where they’re forced to compete in a surprisingly normal set of tasks. Well, normal for the dungeon.

Races. Get from point A to point B, and don’t come in last. After each race, they pick an upgrade for their vehicle and the track gets more challenging. It all seems a little too normal, a little too simple.

Ignore those strange glitches that are occurring with increasing frequency. Don’t listen to those whispers about what’s happening on the mysterious eleventh floor, something the system AI calls A Parade of Horribles. Nobody, not even the showrunners, knows what that means. Just that the AI has ominously dubbed it “a coming-out party for the ages.”

Everything is fine, Crawler. I repeat, everything is fine.

Carl hates that it’s business as usual. The rules of this floor have taken away his agency. That just will not do.

So Carl is planning a party of his own. It’s a plan so dangerous, so insane, he can’t even consult his friends lest the AI put a stop to it. Because if it goes wrong, it’s not just the end of Carl and Donut. No. The stakes are higher than they’ve ever been.

Register now for a fun-filled discussion you won’t want to miss!

Reminder that this year adults ages 18+ can join the summer reading fun! Save the date for Wednesday June 24. Stop by be...
06/10/2026

Reminder that this year adults ages 18+ can join the summer reading fun! Save the date for Wednesday June 24.

Stop by between 5:30 and 6:45 p.m. for our evening craft making embroidery bookmarks (and earn your first raffle ticket by attending)!

If you can’t make it on kickoff day, stop by anytime after this event during regular Library hours to pick up a summer reading packet.

Sponsored by Adams Community Bank and the Lenox Library Association.

Next week! Join Lenox Library for an exciting club for kids in grades 3 – 6. Come talk about your favorite graphic novel...
06/10/2026

Next week!
Join Lenox Library for an exciting club for kids in grades 3 – 6. Come talk about your favorite graphic novels and create your own! Meets once a month. Children under age 10 must have a caregiver with them.

The Junior Librarian Program is Back! Are you interested in volunteering at Lenox Library and learning what goes into wo...
06/09/2026

The Junior Librarian Program is Back! Are you interested in volunteering at Lenox Library and learning what goes into working as a librarian? Youth who are 10 years old and up, are eligible to apply for this fun program! Junior Librarians will learn about making book displays, shelving items, planning and hosting activities, searching the catalog, library issues like book banning, and deciding what items to buy!

Junior Librarians will be scheduled one shift a week on the same day and at the same time each week between the dates of July 7 and August 22, 2026 and be paired with another Junior Librarian when possible. There will also be a group training on Thursday, July 2, 2026 for those who can join.

Please pick up an application from Lenox Library. Fill it out and have a parent or guardian sign it. Return to Lenox Library youth librarian, Vanessa Justice at the youth desk by Saturday, June 20, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.

Email Vanessa with any questions at [email protected].

Join us today for an empowering conversation with health expert Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel as he shares his vision for living w...
06/09/2026

Join us today for an empowering conversation with health expert Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel as he shares his vision for living well and aging with purpose. In Eat Your Ice Cream: Six Simple Rules for a Long and Healthy Life, he explores how to embrace health, happiness, and longevity without falling for quick fixes or unrealistic promises.
This event is virtual, all information about joining can be found on our website.
Brought to you in partnership with Library Speakers Consortium. Sponsored by Lee Bank and Lenox Library Association’s Goodwin Fund.

Next Saturday! Do you have a well-loved stuffed animal that needs a simple repair? Lost button, open seam? Bring in your...
06/06/2026

Next Saturday! Do you have a well-loved stuffed animal that needs a simple repair? Lost button, open seam? Bring in your items for Ms. V. to fix! Learn how to hand-sew while you watch the magic happen! For kids and families of all ages.

Next week! Hold onto your heart-patterned boxers! Matt Dinniman, New York Times bestselling author of the wildly popular...
06/04/2026

Next week! Hold onto your heart-patterned boxers! Matt Dinniman, New York Times bestselling author of the wildly popular (and just plain wild) Dungeon Crawler Carl series, joins us to chat about his latest book, A Parade of Horribles.

As chaos and mass panic spread outside the dungeon in the wake of Faction Wars, Carl and Donut find themselves on the tenth floor, where they’re forced to compete in a surprisingly normal set of tasks. Well, normal for the dungeon.

Races. Get from point A to point B, and don’t come in last. After each race, they pick an upgrade for their vehicle and the track gets more challenging. It all seems a little too normal, a little too simple.

Ignore those strange glitches that are occurring with increasing frequency. Don’t listen to those whispers about what’s happening on the mysterious eleventh floor, something the system AI calls A Parade of Horribles. Nobody, not even the showrunners, knows what that means. Just that the AI has ominously dubbed it “a coming-out party for the ages.”

Everything is fine, Crawler. I repeat, everything is fine.

Carl hates that it’s business as usual. The rules of this floor have taken away his agency. That just will not do.

So Carl is planning a party of his own. It’s a plan so dangerous, so insane, he can’t even consult his friends lest the AI put a stop to it. Because if it goes wrong, it’s not just the end of Carl and Donut. No. The stakes are higher than they’ve ever been.

Register now for a fun-filled discussion you won’t want to miss!

Brought to you in partnership with Library Speakers Consortium. Sponsored by Lee Bank and Lenox Library Association’s Goodwin Fund.

In early May 1776, the Massachusetts Provincial Congress directed towns to hold meetings to express their views on the q...
06/03/2026

In early May 1776, the Massachusetts Provincial Congress directed towns to hold meetings to express their views on the question of American independence. 250 years ago today, the committee chosen to instruct Lenox Representative Caleb Hyde announced their instructions at a town meeting held at the Meeting House. The meeting minutes are located in the Town Clerk's Office.

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