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About Us
Search Catalog E-Resources Just For Kids Friends of the Library About Speaker Series Book Group Senior Services Job Search The trustees meet the second Thursday of each month. Next meeting is Thursday, April 10, at 5:00. The public is welcome to attend.
Tax counseling for the elderly and low income available on Mondays beginning February 3. Call the Library at 832-4484 to make an appointment. Click on the image for more information.
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Bulb Sale!
Plant spring bulbs and support the Library at the same time! Now until May 2, we are taking orders for spring bulbs. The selection includes glads, Mexican shell flower, dahlias, oriental lilies, stella d'oro daylilies and many more. Also, a special deal: 50 bulbs for $30! 
On May 1, 2014, libraries across Maine will partner with local lawyers to speak with library patrons about the challenges that arise when an individual is faced with a legal problem. Volunteer lawyers will provide information on how to access civil legal resources and will be available for a
brief consultation for attendees. The Waldoboro Public Library will host lawyer Tim Kimpton on Thursday, May 1, from 3-5 p.m. 
MAINE AUTHOR, GAIL ROWE, IS MAY'S SPEAKER
The Friends of the Library and the Waldoborough Historical Society will co-host a program at the library featuring Gail Rowe and her book, "The Roots of a Family - Life in Rural Maine" on Weds. May 7, at 7:00 p.m.. Refreshments will be served at 6:45 p.m. Gail Anne Rowe was born and raised in Maine and graduated from Colby College in 1972 followed by a Master's Degree from the University of Maine. After 27 years of teaching at Southern Maine Community College, she retired in 2003. Retirement has included traveling with her husband in Southeast Asia, gardening at home in Southern Maine and writing her book. "The Roots of a Family - Life in Rural Maine" was originally written for her family, but after receiving encouraging and positive reviews from non-family members, Rowe decided to self-publish the book at TheBookPatch.com. The success of the book has led to invitations to speak at eleven libraries and historical societies plus at Penobscot Valley Senior College. Her book is also being used as a text in a history class at Brewer High School. Don't miss this opportunity to hear more about how three remarkable families endured life in Maine during the Depression and World War II. Learn of the importance of knowing and sharing one's own family history. Copies of Rowe's book will be available for purchase - cash or checks only, please. |
Hours:
Mon. & Thu. 12-7 Wed. & Fri. 10-5 Sat. 9-1 Closed Tue. & Sun. 958 Main St. Waldoboro, ME 04572 (207) 832-4484 info@waldoboro.lib.me.us 
Book Nook- Mondays at 3:30 for school-aged kids. Click on the owl for more information.
 Every Wednesday morning at 10:30.
Midcoast Music Together meets on the fourth Monday of the month at 10:30. To learn more about this program, click on the picture.
Board games at the Library Saturday mornings from 9-1.
Games Master Jacob Myers will be on hand to play old favorites and teach new ones. For kids, teens, adults, families. Just a chance to get together and play games. Come join us this Saturday! |
