Services & Programs at your Library

Thursday, March 23 to Monday, April 3

Fuller Creative Learning Center will only be open for scheduled programming that can be found on our calendar of events.

The East Providence Public Library is looking for an enthusiastic and innovative librarian to provide general and specialized instruction and reference services 19-hours/week.

Click here for more details and how to apply.

Adult Activities

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Creatively Quiet the Chaos with Maria Holme

Fuller Creative Learning Center

Tuesday, March 28 at 6pm

We will begin with a presentation which inspires emotional wellness and the importance of self care. Then we roll up our sleeves for the hands-on scrapbook style portion of the workshop. Registration required.

Teen Activities

Children's Activities

March StoryWalk®

Harriet Gets Carried Away

The StoryWalk® Project is a way for families to get outside and be active while engaging with literacy.

Follow the StoryWalk® posts around the Weaver Library lawn to get moving and get reading!

Baby Time

Weaver Library

Tuesday, March 28 at 9:30am

Come sing and move with your little one and hear a story!

Ages 0-18 months. No registration required.

Toddler/Preschool Storytime

Weaver Library

Tuesday, March 28 at 10:30am

Sing! Dance! Listen to a story! No registration required.

Baby/Toddler Storytime

Riverside Library

Thursday, March 30 at 10:30am

Join Miss Sharon for some songs, rhymes, dancing, and a story!

No registration required.

Family Evening Storytime

Weaver Library

Thursdays at 6:30pm

Come join Ms. Steph for songs, rhymes, and stories!

Ages 2-6. No registration required.

Other Things Going On

Looking Back

The Young Ladies Reading and Charitable Society was founded in Seekonk, Massachusetts around 1819. Members would read aloud from a collection of books stored in a trunk, while others knitted, crocheted, sewed, or braided

straw. The Society became The Female Library Society, open to women only until 1883 when men were allowed to join. The Library was divided between Seekonk and East Providence in 1886 and was renamed the East Providence Free Library Association. Books belonging to East Providence were moved to a new building which eventually became the Rumford Branch of the East Providence Public Library system, before closing in 2012.

Check out our Women's History Month display during the month of March at Weaver Library!