Come read to one of our Tail Waggin' Tutors! The Dog Ears Program helps children discover how much fun reading and the library can be. Individual reading sessions take place in a quiet, comfortable area of the library. Please call 989-7943 to register your child for a 15-minute one-on-one session with one of the certified therapy dogs.

All are welcome!

All are welcome!

Brewer Riverwalk Festival will feature demonstration on the Outdoor Gym at 9:00AM, then we'll have food trucks on Center Street until 4:00PM. There will be a magician, musical performances, theatre performances, a corn hole tournament, a craft fair, lots of children's activities and fireworks over the river at 9:00PM. The event will take place rain or shine. Click here  for the schedule.  

Planning Board Meeting has been canceled for this month.

All are welcome!

All are welcome!

Registration is June 3, 2024 - June 17, 2024 Questions? Please call the Brewer Public Library at (207 989-7943)  

Join Miss Shelley for stories, a snack, and a craft. Newborns to five years old.

Second Grade+ Safety with fire extinguishers & Scratch Art.

All are welcome!

The Brewer Public Library is pleased to host the one-woman show by Brewer native, Lynne Lydick, Follow the Cannon: The Civil War Letters of Clara Barton. Join us as she brings to life the inspired stories of the famous hospital nurse, humanitarian, educator, and Founder of the American Red Cross. In the Conference Room

Join Miss Shelley for stories, a snack, and a craft. Newborns to five years old.

Join Miss Shelley for stories, a snack, and a craft. Newborns to five years old.

Balloon-Powered car! For second grade & up.

Join author Philip C. Baker at the for a discussion of and reading from his first novel Hunger Hill, an exciting crime thriller set in Portland! Detective Basil Keene must solve the murder of the unlikeable butcher of Hunger Hill. The cast of characters includes the sinister Russian,  Silk Rhenko, the young, charming Eileen Mack, and oligarch Fyodor Umarov, the mastermind behind an underground scheme of money laundering and human trafficking.    

All are welcome!

Maine played a key role in one of the most important movements for African Americans seeking freedom from slavery: the Underground Railroad. The great escape out of bondage in the South in 1850s/1860s is told through the dramatic and danger-filled story of one young man, Tice, in Mark Leslie's book, "True North." Follow Tice's desperate journey to freedom as he makes his way from Kentucky to Maine on the Underground Railroad. A book signing will follow. For more information, please…

Join Miss Shelley for stories, a snack, and a craft. Newborns to five years old.

Join Miss Shelley for stories, a snack, and a craft. Newborns to five years old.

All are welcome!