New Online Library Catalog
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Upcoming Events
Join us for one, or all, of these free events.
- Summer Reading Program: Read Beyond the Beaten Path Thursdays 10:30 am
- July 7 Birds of Prey with Tom Ricardi
- July 14 Storytelling and Music with John Porcino
- July 28 Impromptu Camping Magic with Ed the Wizard
- August 4 Trail Mix with Diane Edgecomb
- August 11 Building Fairy Houses with Mary Jo Maichack
This program is supported in part by a grant from the Worthington Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency; and the Friends of the Worthington Library.
- Needle Felting Class for Kids & Adults hosted by Talia Lefton, July 9 1 pm (Limit: 10 participants)
 Monthly Events
- Dungeons & Dragons for Kids, Saturdays, Noon to 2 pm
- Genealogy Drop-In, First Saturdays, 10 am to Noon
- Spinning Group*, First and Third Saturdays, 4 pm
- Book Club*, Last Saturdays, 4 pm
*Subject to scheduling changes. Email the library to be added to the email list for these events.
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Based on the true story of the Carpathia, the ship and its captain, Arthur Rostron, who answered the distress call of the Titanic.
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This is the first adult fiction novel by local author Holly Black. Charlie Hall wants to go straight, but that's a tough mission in her circle. Set in the Berkshires, Book of Night is a fantasy with a razor-sharp heroine.
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Crossroads is a historical fiction centered on a pivotal moment in the lives of an American midwestern family in the 1970s.
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A second-generation Chinese American woman sets her sights on fame in pre-Code Hollywood, where she discovers that not all monsters are on the screen.
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An ordinary house on an ordinary street sets the stage for this thriller by award-winning author, Catriona Ward.
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A novel that immerses readers in the Deaf community through the eyes of the students in a residential school.
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