On Exhibit Through September: Photos by Robert Avakian

A Moment in Time Between Night and Day, an exhibit of photographs by Robert Avakian, is on display through September on the gallery wall of the library’s program room. Mr. Avakian photographs the landscape at night and at dawn, transforming the familiar into the magical.

Viewing hours are Mondays through Thursdays, 10-2, and Fridays & Saturdays, 1-5.

Reel True Crime: Film Series Resumes
At 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 27

Reel True Crime, the library’s new late-summer and fall film series, examines true crime in the movies. On Wednesday, Sept. 27, the series continues with Spotlight, a dramatic account of the Boston Globe's Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation into the Catholic Church pedophilia scandals and subsequent cover-ups. Tom McCarthy directs.  (US, 2015)

Please note, this series is for adults.

Library Book Group: Our Schedule

The Edgartown Library book group, moderated by Jean Stone, will soon begin another season of good reading and lively discussions on the third Wednesday of every month. Remember that this group is open to all, and that our library staff can help you get a copy to read.

Oct. 18, 4 p.m.:
Lilac Girls, by Martha Hall Kelly.

Nov. 15, 4 p.m.:
The Locals, by Jonathan Dee.

Dec. 20, 4 p.m.:
What She Ate, by Laura Shapiro.

Jan. 17, 4 p.m.:
Desert Remains, by Steven Cooper.

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Adventures in Slow Cooking: Enjoy These Recipes

Adventures in Slow Cooking, the library's instructional series with Virginia Munro, concluded another season on Tuesday, May 9, with a lesson on Pork Carnitas, a delicious and versatile recipe. We've posted all recipes below from this season of classes.

36 Languages. Learn a language FREE.

The Mango language learning service is available to you, as a library patron, from any internet connection — at the library, a coffee shop, or at home. All you need to log in is your 13-digit library card number. The Edgartown Library also subscribes, on behalf of all our patrons, to Mango's Little Pim service, a language learning program designed specifically for children from birth to age six.

Planning a Visit to Boston?
Stop Here First for Museum Passes

On your next trip to Boston, perhaps you'd enjoy an hour or three at the Museum of Fine Arts. If this is on your itinerary, do stop at our circulation desk before heading north -- and pick up a free pass. One pass entitles two visitors admission to the museum for $10 each. That's one more great reason to visit the library. The passes are generously purchased for us by the Friends of the Edgartown Library.

As you plan your fall travels around New England, you should definitely visit this page of the CLAMS network catalogue. It lists discount tickets to all sorts of destinations, from Battleship Cove to Mystic Aquarium, from the New Bedford Whaling Museum to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Enjoy!

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