Apply and learn more at: https://cfpl.info/4nv84YA
Apply by July 1
Residency dates: January–June 2026
Concord’s literary heritage is an important part of the town’s history, and this residency gives a contemporary voice the chance to build upon that heritage and shape it for future generations.
Are you handy and have the skills and tools to repair broken electronics, household appliances, bikes, small furniture, mend clothes and more? Help us host our first Repair Café!
You're never too young or too old for Summer Reading! Visit either library to get started!
Celebrate National Pollinator week by taking a self-guided tour of community pollinator gardens! Join us for programs celebrating pollinators and native plants.
2025 Summer Reading Program for Children and Teens are June 9 - August 17 with Rubber Ducky Club (for Babies, Toddlers and Preschoolers) and Reading Dragons (for Kids and Teens). [Read More about the Summer Reading Program]
On Saturday May 17 from 10 AM - 3 PM, Spring into West Concord. Get ready by finding flamingos, starting May 5. Pick up your scorecards at Fowler Library, or click here to print one.
Help the Division of Natural Resources and the Concord Land Conservation Trust with the annual Garlic Mustard Pull from Saturday, May 10 – Sunday, May 25.
The Minuteman Library Network's App is getting an upgrade. Be sure to download the new app - Minuteman Mobile - the old app will stop working on June 1, 2025.
In celebration of the Concord250, the exhibition (April 5 - June 30, 2025) features selections from the William Munroe Special Collections and the Town Archives, including art, photographs, broadsides, Town records, and ephemera that explore how Concordians have celebrated the anniversary of the Battle of Concord, or the "Concord Fight," on April 19, 1775. [Read More About the Exhibition]
The Concord Free Public Library and the Trustees of the Concord Free Public Library Corporation are delighted to announce their 2025 Writer-in-Residence – Steve Edwards.
