What library services are online?
What kinds of things can I borrow from a library?
Which libraries am I allowed to visit?
Public libraries are just that, public – anyone can visit when they’re open. Libraries may have different hours or services, depending on the needs and resources of their community. Almost all Massachusetts public libraries allow non-local residents the same borrowing privileges as local residents, thanks to their participation in the State Aid to Public Libraries […]
How do I find a book, CD, or DVD online?
Almost every library in Massachusetts has an online catalog, a way to see which books and other items are available to borrow from the library. You can browse the catalog from home or anywhere you have an internet connection. If you have a library card, you’ll be able to log in, which gives you more […]
Does my library have free Internet or Wi-Fi access?
Almost all public libraries will have Wi-Fi in the building. Some libraries also have Wi-Fi signals that reach outdoors onto the lawn or into the parking lot.
How can I get a library card?
The public library in the town where you live, work, or study can help you get a library card. There is no charge for a library card, though some towns may ask a small fee for out-of-state residents or lost card replacements. Each library has its own procedures for giving out cards. Most libraries will […]