To register for this program, please visit: https://palmerlibrary.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/poetry-reading-and-workshop/ “Ordinary Entanglement”: A National Poetry Month Reading and Workshop with Mass Book Award-Honoree Melissa Dickey Join the Palmer Public Library for a special National Poetry Month event with Melissa Dickey! Melissa will read from her acclaimed collection, Ordinary Entanglement, and lead a short, generative writing workshop. In … Continued
Looking for some homemade gift ideas? Use your Palmer Library card number to access Creativebug for 1000’s of craft videos and artistic inspiration! Not a resident of Palmer? No problem. Ask a librarian for guest access on a library computer. Visit Creativebug, at https://www.creativebug.com/lib/palmerlibrary
Do you have Park Street School class photo(s) to share for the Palmer digital archive collection? Schedule your 15-minute scanning appointment to help us with this digital preservation project. Please complete the following two documents to accompany your photo(s) submission: Forms are also available at:-Frames & Things, Schoolhouse Commons, 1085 Park St.-Palmer Public Library, 1455 North … Continued
WELCOME TO A COLLECTION OF PALMER STORIES!Click on the links below to view each completed recording.* *Please note that recordings marked as *COMING SOON* will be available for viewing in the coming weeks. SCROLL DOWN TO FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROJECT! Join this Palmer oral history and personal story project, to … Continued
Can’t make it to the library? We can bring your books (and more) right to your doorstep! We deliver to Palmer and neighboring towns. To learn more about our Outreach Services or to get started, please email Sandy Burke or call her at 413-283-3330, ext. 124.
We are continuously working on digitizing our microfilm of The Palmer Journal, started in 1850. The digital papers are being uploaded on Internet Archive and these papers are text searchable. Click here to view! Any questions regarding access should call the library at (413) 283-3330. Microfilm access is still available at this time.