Saugus Public Library Hours Monday 9:00 am to 8:00 pm Tuesday 9:00 am to 8:00 pm Wednesday 9:00 am to 8:00 pm Thursday 9:00 am to 8:00 pm Friday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Saturday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Sunday Closed
Alan Thibeault, Library Director(781) 231 - 4168 ext. 11
Lisa LeJeune, Young Adult/Reference Librarian(781) 231 - 4168 ext.17
Amy Melton, Head of Children's Department(781) 231 - 4168 ext.14
Mary O'Connell, Head of Reference Department(781) 231 - 4168 ext. 16
Toni Rothwell, Administrative Assistant (781) 231 - 4168 ext. 10
Handicap Accessible entrances. Elevator to second floor.
Catalog and computers with internet connection are wheelchair accessible.
See What's Happening at the Saugus Public Library Click on a Calendar
2018 Annual Books in Bloom at Saugus Public Library Sponsored by Saugus Garden Club & New Friends of Saugus Public Library Flower Arrangements Interpreting a Book’s Title, Cover, or Theme FridayMarch 16 from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm SaturdayMarch 17 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Show Open to the Public Adults and Children are welcome to exhibit arrangements Please submit ENTRY FORM by March 13, 2018
click here to view / print the FLYER for this event
The Library offers free wireless access to the Internet. Access password is:sauguswifi
Board of Trustee Meetings The Saugus Public Library Board of Trustees have added a “Citizen’s Forum” to the
Trustees Board Meeting Agenda. The Trustees want to hear from you, and extend
an invitation to the public to attend any of our meetings.We hope to see you there.
Meetings from September to June at 6:00 pm on the first Thursday of the month
in the Saugus Library Community Room.
New Friends of the Saugus Public Library
A group of people interested in improving the Library building,
programs, services, & collections.
They sponsor activities and provide services which benefit
and stimulate interest in the Saugus Public Library. The New Friends of the Saugus Public Library meet at 6:00 pm
on the first Wednesday of the month (September to June)
in the Library Conference Room. To become a member, fill out the Membership Form
and drop it off or mail it to the Library with your annual membership dues.
Download Free Audio Books & Books for your Kindle Our library now has access to e-books that can be borrowed for e-Readers. click hereor stop by the library for more info.
North of Boston Library Exchange Use the on-lineLibrary Catalogueto find and reserve a book Don’t forget that you can log on to your library account from the convenience of home
to check if the library has a book or DVD. You canalso reserve or renew material. All you need is your library card number and PIN number. If you don’t have a PIN number, stop by the library to request one.
* * * * *Library Volunteers Needed * * * * * The library is looking for volunteers. Flexible hours and various projects!
If you have a few spare hours each week and are interested in helping out
at the library, please contact us.(781) 231- 4168 ext.16
Saugus Digital Documents are Accessible
on the Internet Archive an online collection of internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form.
The Archive preserves originals and makes them available at the click of a mouse.
High School Yearbooks, Annual Reports, Lists of Persons, and otherTown Documentsare also available.
The project was Federally funded through the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners. Scanning was done by the Digital Services Department of the Boston Public Library.
All documents will eventually reside on the Digital Commonwealth.
The Saugus Public Library now has passes to Boston Museums!
Quantities are limited and each coupon is good for only one specific date.
Please stop by or call the circulation desk to reserve yours now(781) 231-4168 x13
Pace Center for Genealogy Research Located in the Reference Room at Saugus Public Library. Ancestry.com and Heritage Quest
are currently available at the Saugus Public Library.
The Ancestry.com genealogy database is not available elsewhere
& limited to use on library computers. This is a terrific way for Saugus residents to research their family history for free.
The Heritage Quest genealogy database is now available from home.
The library is a great resource for job seekers. You can use the library’s computers to send out resumes or look for a job. You will also find information here on resume writing and interviewing techniques.
State and Federal Income Tax forms Click here to download IRS forms and instructions Click here to download MA DOR forms and instructions Book delivery to the home-bound. Are you or someone you know unable to come to the library? Let us bring the library to you ! We will provide books, audio books, magazines, music and
DVDs to the temporarily or permanently homebound in Saugus.
We are also looking for volunteers to deliver library materials.
Please contact the library (781) 231- 4168 for more info. Do you have LEGOS that you no longer use? The Saugus Public Library is accepting donations of LEGOs for our children's program. We would appreciate both large and small donations of LEGOs! Please drop off your Lego donations at the children's desk.Thank You!
* A librarian is ready to help with finding materials. * Teen Services teams with SHS and BMS to provide Summer Reading books
* High School & Middle School Teen Services Area
* 3 public computers complete with Internet access * Online access to magazine articles, newspapers, encyclopedias, & other reference books * Fiction, biography, and other non-fiction books * The Graphic Novel Collection
* CD Collection
* Video Games Collection Games are available for PS4, XBOX One, Wii and Wii U.
All games are rated either T for Teen or E for Everyone.
IntheChildren'sRoom In the Children’s Room, parents can relax while
the kids play a variety of fun and educational games.
Internet access is limited for children, giving parents peace of mind.
We have discount Children's Museum Passes!
Quantities are limited and each coupon is good for only one specific date.
Please call the circulation desk or stop by to reserve yours now.(781) 231-4168 x13 Questions? Want to register for an event?
Contact our Children’s Librarian, Amy Melton
(781) 231- 4168 ext. 14 or
or come by the Children’s Desk
Children can borrow magazines at the public library Several magazines, including Ranger Rick,Highlights, National Geographic for Kids,
Animal Baby, Jack & Jill, Cricket, and Pack-o-Fun, are available to check out.
