Middletown Public Library - Middletown, PA

Employment Opportunity

The Library is searching to fill a Children’s Librarian/Youth Services Aide position.

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Library Card Month

September is Library Card Sign-up Month.

Adults who sign-up for a NEW library account in September are entered into an end of the month raffle.

Kids who sign-up for a NEW library account in September are entered into a separate kid’s end of the month raffle.
New Book Drop

The library has a new book drop!

This new book drop has two slots. One slot is for books and the other slot is for media (dvds and audiobooks). So you can now return dvds and audiobooks into the media slot at any time.

But make sure all items are returned to the correct slot.
Reading to Dogs and Cats

Caring Hearts Pet Therapy program Tales with T.A.I.L.S. meets Tuesdays from 6-7pm.

Children can come and read to the dogs and cats. This can help improve their reading and communication skills.

The children are encouraged to read, engage, and connect with the pet.
Annual Appeal

The Library’s Annual Appeal letter went out to Middletown residents, but just in case you missed it, it is also available here.

Thank you, in advance, for whatever you are able to give. Your donation to our annual fund drive is greatly appreciated.

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Storytime and Craft

Storytime and Craft. Tuesdays from 10:30-11:15 am (starting Oct. 5th). Explore rhymes, songs, stories, and crafts. No registration required. (Recommended for birth-6 with a caregiver)

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Middletown History

NEW Middletown History articles are being posted regularly. Some of the most recent ones are: Middletown and the Hamilton musical; The Raven Nightclub; the Underground Railroad in Middletown, The Library Band and Band Hall, Olmsted Air Force Base, and the Three Mile Island Accident.
MAHS Student’s Artwork on display

The Middletown Public Library is excited to display artwork from a Middletown High School student, Jessica Matincheck.

Jessica said in her artist’s statement, “I hope to honor healthcare workers with my version of the famous Rosie the Riveter painting. I choose to paint a prominent female figure because nurses are at high risk and they are literally on the frontline.”
Amazon Smile

The Middletown Public Library is now on Amazon Smile. Click the link and choose the library as your charity and every time you buy something from smile.amazon.com, Amazon will donate a percentage to the Library.
Sci-Fi Book Club Interviews

The Middletown Public Library is associated with the Science Fiction Book Club on Facebook.

This book club has done a number of interviews with science fiction authors, as well as biographers, historians, and other experts.

For more information about the Book Club.

Helpful Online Databases & Resources

Gale

Full text databases, including general references, newspapers, auto repair manuals, and subject databases covering business, health, education, government, and more.