NEW for anyone with a Plainville Public Library card - Scholastic Bookflix and Teachables - Log in with your library card number
Scholastic BookFlix is an online literacy resource that pairs classic video storybooks from Weston Woods with related nonfiction eBooks from Scholastic to build a love of reading and learning. Includes puzzlers with fun games and questions to answers, as well as opportunities to learn more with safe links to related topics online and information about the author and illustrators.​Browse by topic, lexile level, and grade level
Scholastic Teachables—worksheets, lesson plans, learning games, and more! Offering printable activities for any subject: math, science, reading comprehension, STEM, writing, and beyond.
​Download printable lesson plans, reading passages, games and puzzles, clip art, bulletin board ideas, and skills sheets for kids in any grade. Great for homeschoolers, parents, teachers, and care providers.

25 different magazines - available all the time to anyone with a SAILS Library Card, easy access through the LIBBY app and your device or log in through Overdrive

Mass Audubon's Oak Knoll Wildlife Sanctuary will be coming to give a great program on what you can find in your own backyard. Join us for a discussion at our library. 
AND follow this up with a town hike on Sunday, April 7 at the Eagle Scout Trail at 10am (located on Everett Skinner Road) led by Oak Knoll Naturalists. 
Register for this free program by calling 508-223-3060 or online
Sponosred in part by a grant from the Plainville Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. 

Food for Fines will  be in effect from March 15 - April 15 only. In partnership with the Healthy Food Initiatives with the Hockomock YMCA, the Plainville Public Library will be accepting donations of healthy non-perishable items which will be donated to the school-based food pantry at the Wood School in Plainville.  The school-based food pantry model is designed to increase access to healthy food for children.  Families can face many barriers to utilizing town food pantries, including limited operating hours, demanding work schedules, and lack of transportation.  These barriers are removed when children can take food home directly from school.   

For each non-perishable food item donated between March 15 and April 15 at the Plainville Public Library we will waive the fine on one item on your library card. Food cannot be used towards lost or damaged items. 

We know the construction around us has been a little crazy in the last few months so we offer our customers these two great opportunities to pay down their fines with healthy food or to return late or lost items without fines as we welcome our new Town Hall neighbors in March. 

​We know it hasn't been the best parking lot for the last couple of months and we want you to come back to the library. We are offering Fine Amnesty for all late or lost items if returned in good condition.

Return your late or lost library items between March 15 and April 15 to the Plainville Public Library and we will waive all fines associated with that item. This does not apply to damaged items.

The new buildings might just be opened by then and we hope you stop by to check out the new Municipal Complex. And really, we just want our stuff back so others can borrow it.

Families are welcome to learn a new card game with Miss Laura. March 13 at 6pm