As part of ongoing fundraising efforts to support library services, our beautiful building will be closed for services as we host a private wedding today. The Library will observe its normal hours of operation on [...]
Jeffrey L. Diamond is an award-winning journalist with four decades in television news. His body of work includes breaking news and investigative reports, major interviews and profiles, stories about the human condition, and dozens of [...]
The Lenox Historical Commission will be holding a meeting in the Welles Gallery. This meeting is open to the public.
Village group in the Legacy Room
Stop by the Youth Department to make an ornament for our Haunted Halloween Tree. All day. All ages welcome. Free. Then, LOOK for the tree displayed in front of the library during the Lenox Community [...]
Paul Uhrig is your host for Trivia Night, to be held the last Tuesday of each month. Teams of 1 to 6 person(s) can be formed. Please bring a pencil or pen.
Are you looking for a fun, energetic program that uses many volunteers and encourages reading? "Reading is Magic" is all of that and more. Inspired by the Harry Potter series, Ed the Wizard weaves together [...]
Social Security is one of the most valuable and least understood benefits available to retirees today. This class will provide you with much needed information to help you understand the system, coordinate spousal and survivor [...]
The First Tuesday Book Group meets once a month to read and discuss a book together. All are welcome.
We will open as usual at 10:00 AM on Tuesday, November 14.
The 161st annual meeting of the Lenox Library Association Board of Trustees will be held in the Sedgwick Reading Room.
2 Private workshops for the Massachusetts Library System
Laura Smalarz, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Williams College, teaches a course on Psychology and Law which examines the legal system in light of psychological research findings, Supreme Court rulings, wrongful conviction cases and illustrative [...]
Reserved for a closed meeting of the Lenox Library Book Committee.
We will open as usual at 10:00 AM on Friday, November 24.
Loeb’s Foodtown is baking the sugar cookies (yum!)...we’ll have the fixings for you to decorate. Donations gratefully accepted! -Part of the Making Spirits Bright Weekend -Sponsored by Purple Plume [This activity takes the place of [...]
The First Tuesday Book Group meets once a month to read and discuss a book together. All are welcome.
Recognizing the life-changing nature of reading, editor James Owens, set out in 2002 to create this unique and deeply moving book, "The World is Just a Book Away." At first glance, the 60 people in [...]
David Scribner has worked for 36 years in newspapers and publications, most of that time at the highest editorial level of his organization. Currently the editor-in-chief of the Berkshire Edge, he served as editor-in-chief for [...]
The Library is closing early tonight, due to the potential for icy road conditions.
Come to the Youth Department and make a holiday craft! All day: 10:00AM-5:00PM. All ages welcome. Free.
Join us for this free event, presented by the Lenox Community Center and the Lenox Library! Stories will be read by: David Roche, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen Timothy Lee, Superintendent, Lenox Public Schools [...]
We will open as usual at 10:00 AM on Wednesday, and observe our regular hours of operation the rest of the week.
Paul Uhrig is your host for Trivia Night, to be held the last Tuesday of each month. Teams of 1 to 6 person(s) can be formed. Please bring a pencil or pen. This event has [...]
This event is cancelled for December 29 and January 5. Katie's Korner will resume on January 12th. Happy Holidays!
Get ready to hunker down...
The First Tuesday Book Group meets once a month to read and discuss a book together. All are welcome.
The public is invited to attend.
The Berkshire International Club is meeting at the Welles Gallery, to speak French in a relaxed set up, by playing games like Trivia Pursuit, Pictionary, Scrabble etc. Members of the public are welcome...but only if [...]