Welcome To Our Library!
The Lee Library is located at 100 Main Street, right in the center of the town of Lee, Massachusetts. Appropriately called the "Gateway to the Berkshires", this small, friendly town offers easy access to the many cultural and natural attractions of our region.
We take pride in providing modern library resources and services in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Please call our circulation desk, or use our online public access catalogs and databases from home, or best of all, come by and visit! (see Hours and Directions).
We celebrated in 2007 the 100th Anniversary of our beautiful marble building. The original part of the building is the only remaining "Carnegie library" building in the Berkshires (read more in History).
Please Note: Our web site is currently undergoing a redesign. We're excited about this, and we wanted to share this preview with you. Please bear with us as we continue to improve it in the near future!
Noteworthy
(See Calendar for event details)
Don't Miss CreativeLEE VIII!
CreativeLEE VIII, our 8th Annual Art Exhibit, will continue through October 31st at the Lee Library Gallery. Don't miss it!
Book Reviews By Adults Will Continue!
Our first adult summer reading program was a big success, with many favorable comments. As a result, we will continue with the posting of book reviews on the bulletin board near the card catalogue. read more >>
Wild Reads
Summer Reading Program Raffle Winners!
Adults:
Mary Lynn DeVarennes, Tom Kinne, Janis Monachina, Lauren Farber, John Philpott, Dawn Micale.
Pre-K to Grade 1:
Caroline Maloney, Liana Hall, Sarah Hill, Jack Purcell, Max DiGrigoli, Peyton Heath.
Grades 2 to 4:
Joshua Topham, Haleigh Richardson, Adrian Flint, Andrew Brown, Tony Chung, Paige Barry.
Grades 5 & 6:
Sydnie Strawn, Madison Young, Mike Jeffreys, Taylor Heath, Ankush Sangar, Gurvinder Kaur.
Grades 7 & up:
Rajkiran Kaur, Rose Lloyd, Karley Weiner , Melyssa Weiner, Matt Shove, Abigail Saunders.
Wild Reads
Summer Reading Program Statistics
Adult Program: 44 participants, 107 books read.
Children's Program: 115 children signed up, 98 children participated, 1305 books read.
Preschool Story Hour
Every Wednesday, 11am
Storytelling, singing and crafts with volunteer Lynne Fay.