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Library Hours:
Note: YPL will now be open on Thursdays until 6 PM. Sunday: Closed Monday: Closed Tuesday: 10 AM - 3 PM Wednesday: 10 AM - 3 PM Thursday: 10 AM - 6 PM Friday: 10 AM - 3 PM Saturday: 10 AM to Noon Library Guidelines: Click here for details as to new library guidelines regarding masks, book drop, etc. |
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Events
Plant Sale: As you spend time in your gardens, please think about donating to the YPL plant sale which will be held on Saturday, July 10. Hydrangea Festival is coming to Yarmouth Port, Saturday July 17 - benefits YPL. Click here for event details. What you might not know... YPL: A privately funded, public library. Click here for a little history and frequently asked questions. |
Summer Book Group Picks
JULY: Thursday, July 15th at 2 PM Deacon King Kong by James McBride Click here for Book Group details. 
Chapter One…Let’s Begin
It’s the YPL Chapter ONE Project for adults, kids, everyone! Click here for details and to listen to the first chapter of several books! 
BookPage
To view the June edition of BookPage click here. Cover Story: Casey McQuiston "This train is going express.Stand clear of the platform and the closing doors as the bestselling author explores what comes after coming out." ________________________ The Yardarm - Summer edition!
Yarmouth Port Library newsletter. Click here for the Summer edition! ________________________ Museum Passes
The library has passes/coupons for many local attractions. Click here for information. ________________________ Get Involved at YPL
Ways to Get Involved
*Donate *Volunteer *AmazonSmile *Become a Member YPL is a public library (open to everyone!) but depends on private donations to operate. Please consider a gift to the library, it is a vital part of the community. Thank you! (Click here for ways to give and get involved.) Membership Lists: Please click here for a link to a list of 2020 Campaign Donors. SMILE! smile.amazon.com If you plan on purchasing something from Amazon, be sure to go to smile.amazon.com and click on the Yarmouth Library Association as your charity of choice. Click here for additional information. |
For Kids
June Bugs! Please join us in June for all things creepy, crawly and cute! Story Walk: There will also be a story walk near the fence behind the library, which will be up throughout the month. Click here for details and make sure to check out the drop down menus for additional stories. ________________________ Go Virtual
Check out the links below. Happy Surfing! CLAMS Links: Click here for links to OverDrive magazines, the classics, places to read free books, and The Week! CLAMS Library Events: Choose CLAMS or choose Yarmouth from the list of towns and you can see what the CLAMS libraries are up to. Click here. Free College On-Line Courses: Click here for a link for free on-line courses in numerous subjects from 140 institutions! Covid and Publishing: Book printing and publishing are also affected by COVID. Here’s an article explaining what’s happening—or not happening—with new books. Click here to read the article. ________________________ FYI: If you can't find it...
The Commonwealth Catalog, a catalog of public and academic libraries statewide, is back online. When you can't find what you're looking for in the CLAMS catalog, your next step would be to check ComCat, and place an order for the item to be delivered to your home library. If you need help, the library staff can assist you. To search ComCat, visit the website commonwealthcatalog.org ________________________ Automatic Renewal!
Items will be renewed automatically as long as there are no holds. Click here for additional information. ________________________ Book Donations
AT THIS TIME WE ARE NOT ACCEPTING BOOK DONATIONS. Click here for additional information. ________________________ Business Sponsors
Please patronize (and thank!) our Business Sponsors! Click here for a list of Business Sponsors. What you might not know... YPL: A privately funded, public library. Click here for a little history and frequently asked questions. 
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