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Welcome to the Buckland Public Library

The mission of the Buckland Public Library is to serve residents of all ages, from pre-school through maturity, with a balanced collection of reading, viewing, and listening materials, internet access, and special programming for their personal enrichment, enjoyment, and edification, as well as to sustain and strengthen our rural community by providing a commerce-free and comfortable place for spontaneous and planned gatherings of neighbors.

 

Location
30 Upper Street in Buckland, Massachusetts
Phone
413-625-9412
Hours
Tuesday 2-8pm
Friday 1-6pm
Saturday 9am-1pm

The front door of the library

 

Coffee and Conversation

Saturday mornings beginning at 9, stop in for Coffee and Conversation. We’ll provide the snacks and beverages, you provide the conversation!


Sign up for Wowbrary!

Buckland Library is now a Wowbrary subscriber! That means that every Saturday you can receive news about new books and movies as well as upcoming events at the library right in your email. Those of you who have already been on the library’s email list should already be subscribed, but if you don’t receive your


Pioneer Valley Symphony Orchestra passes

We are excited to have two passes to this season’s performances by the Pioneer Valley Symphony Orchestra. Each pass is for two adults and two children. Schedules are available at the library, or click here for a link. Tickets are normally $25 for adults, $20 for seniors, and $5 for children. Thanks to the PVSO


Drop-In for Fiber-Fun

The Buckland Fiber Friends (BFFs) welcome newcomers of all skill levels to knit, crochet, felt, weave, spin or otherwise play with fiber on Wednesday afternoons, in the library community room, from 1:00 – 3:00 PM. Please call or email for more information or to be added to the contact list:  marti@walkingcloudfarm.com or 413.489.3196.


Snowshoes Available for Borrowing

Thanks to a grant from the statewide Mass In Motion* program, we’ve purchased two pair of LL Bean snowshoes to loan to Buckland-area residents interested in exploring the winter wilderness. If you’ve never tried snowshoeing, we hope you’ll take this opportunity to do so! Simply strap them onto your boots and go!