INFO@WADHAMSFREELIBRARY.ORG 518-962-8717
Here at the Library we’re cool when it’s hot and warm when it’s cold. We have a lot of great books, internet access, comfortable places inside and out to sit and read or work, a cozy well-stocked children’s room, a great view, and a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Stop in for a visit and tell us what you’d like to read or learn about.
Tuesday and Wednesday 12 to 7
Saturday 9 to 3
Would you like to bring kids in for Story Hour? Call or E-Mail us!
Wadhams Free Library Meeting
Library meetings in 2025 will be held every other month on the 3rd Thursday of the month.
Our internet is always on and can be accessed
from our YARD AND PARKING LOT.
INFO@WADHAMSFREELIBRARY.ORG 518-962-8717
Wednesday at Wadhams Free Library
FALL lectures 2025
Starting September 17th
at 7:00pm
Our Little Library appreciates your support.
Donating to your local public library helps sustain a vital community resource, ensuring access to diverse knowledge and opportunities for all. Your support fosters literacy, education, and a shared space that enriches lives and empowers individuals of all ages to learn, grow, and thrive.
Please consider supporting our amazing and truly unique Library!
Donations can be made directly on our website, on the above link, or you can also mail a check to Wadhams Free Library, 763 NY RTE 22, Wadhams NY 12993.
~the little library with a big window on the world~
Free and open to the public
Questions:
518-962-8717
7 pm
www.wadhamsfreelibrary.org
Wednesday at Wadhams Free Library
FALL 2025 line up all at 7:00pm
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SEPTEMBER 17
What is Shamanism? Unitarian Minister Christina Sillari
SEPTEMBER 24
What’s Going On In Wadhams
Update on Town Projects Supervisor Ike Tyler
WWCA’s Jen Williams and Alyssa Carroll
OCTOBER 1
Underwater Wonders Ausable Freshwater Center
OCTOBER 15
Hiking the Alta Via 1 in the Italian Dolomites Michelle and Lenny Zelkowitz
NOVEMBER 12
Travels in Pursuit of Science Samuel Bowser and Steve Hanesrt
DECEMBER 10
Trout Habitat and Other Conservation Conversations Rich Redman
Magazines in the Palm of Your Hand
We’re happy to announce that magazines are now available in the Libby app!
From recipes and advice to the latest news and trends, there’s a magazine for every subject, hobby and interest. Readers love flipping through for inspiration or to learn something new, and they can take the experience digital by swiping to their heart’s content in the Libby app. With thousands to choose from, digital magazines are free in Libby and there’s never any holds or waiting on your favorite subscriptions.
Tap the filter button at the top of the homepage to find “Magazines” listed under “Format”. From there, you can apply even more filters and narrow down by Subject, Audience, Age Level and more.
With magazines, you also have a new browsing option: The Newsstand. This is a custom-made and more visual way to look for magazines.
To access the Newsstand, go to your Shelf. Below your loans, you’ll see a new section called Magazine Rack. On the Magazine Rack, tap the blank cover image.
Donating to your local public library helps sustain a vital community resource, ensuring access to diverse knowledge and opportunities for all. Your support fosters literacy, education, and a shared space that enriches lives and empowers individuals of all ages to learn, grow, and thrive.
The Clinton Essex Franklin Library System's website www.cefls.org has a wealth of information and services. There you can search the card catalog, download e-books and e-audiobooks, look at magazines and newspapers online, and access an amazing number of databases and educational and recreational resources for both adults and kids.
Call or email us if you need help using any of these services or if you need your library card number and PIN.
Come in and see us! Call us, e-mail us, come to our take-out window or come into the Library, choose some books. You can request specific items or make a general request. We can pack boxes of books for the kids - a portable “library bookshelf.” We can also deliver books to those who cannot leave home.
Wadhams Free Library Board of Trustees -
Eve Bailey • Bridgette Blemel • Mary Burke • Deirdre Farley • Matt Foley • Joan Lilly • Ray Matteau • Devin McDonald • Annie McKinley •Judy Ross •Kris Stephens • Marilyn Trienens
Librarian -Liz Rapalee • Assistant -Judy French
Thank you Volunteers!
We rely on the generous volunteer help of our friends in the community. If you are interested in volunteering, call the Library, or better yet stop by and let us know.