Melrose Public Library

On Monday January 18th we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King.  Follow this link to browse a selection of children’s books which celebrate Dr. King and […]

The new year is a time for reflection and renewal. What better way to do that than to cozy up with books this winter? We encourage readers to choose books […]

January Meeting: Tuesday, January 26, 2021 – 7:30 PM – Virtual Meeting through Zoom January Title: Save Me the Plums: My Gourmet Memoir by Ruth Reichl Join friends old and […]

Virtual Author Talk – Robin Cook in Conversation with Hank Phillippi Ryan Friday, February 5, 2021 – 7:00 PM via Crowdcast How to Register: Register for this event directly on […]

Introducing our new pickup printing capabilities! Starting today, Tuesday, December 8th, you can email your print jobs, up to 8.5in. by 11in. 10 pages, to melprint@noblenet.org. There is a 24 […]

Front Door Pick-up Service Place holds in the library catalog right now to take advantage of this service!  Materials coming from other libraries will take longer than usual to arrive […]

The library is excited to introduce the library newsletter!!  Sign up now to receive all the latest information on Melrose Public Library services and events!

Don’t have a specific title in mind but want a good book to read or movie to watch?  Try one of our browsing bags!  Click on a link below, fill […]

Melrose residents who do not currently have a library card, but would like access to our online resources, please call (781-665-2313) or email (melcirc@noblenet.org) with all of the following information: […]

Check out the Melrose Public Library’s digital resources for Adults, Teens, Kids! Access research databases, online news, and so much more via our Digital Library!!

Need to access a Wi-Fi signal? The Melrose Public Library’s WiFi network is accessible on library grounds outside of the building! Just look for the melwireless signal. It is not […]

Melrose Public Library’s staff, building and collections provide a portal for all to explore, imagine and engage. The library is where literacy, local history and community connect!