Featured Events

BOOKOPOLY is our annual winter reading challenge for adults.
Play solo, with a friend, or as a family!

Make your way across the BOOKOPOLY game board by reading through challenging prompts and completing fun tasks. Along the way, you'll expand your reading and get to know more of what your library offers!

Game Boards can be found in the library at the Front Desk, or click here to print yours online!

Not sure what to read? Check our social media pages to see our picks for the prompts, updated weekly!

Nominated for Best Animated Picture, Disney-Pixar's Elio (2025) is a science-fiction adventure film that follows an eleven-year-old boy who must navigate a crisis of cosmic proportion after being mistaken for the intergalactic ambassador of Earth.

Interested? Click here to RSVP online!
Watch Wednesdays are held in Community Rooms AB.

This program is intended for all ages!
Popcorn will be served!

This movie is rated PG for some action/peril and thematic elements.
Runtime 1 hour and 38 minutes.

There's a lot of talk about native plants these days but what exactly are they? How can I tell if a plant is a true native? And native to where?

This presentation will answer these questions and also offer suggestions as to how to get started with natives and which natives to plant on Cape Cod.

Interested? Click here to RSVP for this presentation!
This presentation will be held in Community Rooms AB.

CPL hosts FREE Hatha yoga on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month!

This week's yoga class will be held virtually via Zoom.

Registration is required to attend.
CLICK HERE to request a link to the Zoom Meeting.

In this artist talk, local encaustic painter Joy Barry shares the inspiration behind her ongoing series, The Landscapes of Hiraeth.

Rooted in the untranslatable Welsh word hiraeth – a deep longing for home, for place, or for what has been lost – the series explores themes of memory, migration and ancestral ties to the land.

Interested? Click here to RSVP online!
This artist talk will be held in Community Room AB.

Have ripped pants waiting to be sewn, a cardigan with missing buttons, holey socks? Bring your needles, thread, and supplies and join our community mending circle!

This is not a sewing class, but a social gathering to help you to get motivated to get mending.

No registration required, drop in! FREE!
This group meets on the second Monday of each month in Community Room A.

Come join local professional pianist and singer songwriter, Jonathan Weir for conversations on the profound impact of music on the mind, body and soul through understanding the human condition, how to relate to music without words, what to listen to and how to listen to multiple textures and how they relate our everyday emotions.

Interested? Click here to RSVP online!
This presentation will be held in Community Rooms AB.

What are the most important papers? The answer to this question may be different for every family.

This program will review basic records which your family may need access too. Remember this is a starting place. You may have other information to add.

No registration required, drop in! FREE!
BCOA Resources is held in the Conference Room on the lower level.

Yoga at CPL with Pam Falcone Every 1st and 3rd Friday from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.In-person in Community Rooms AB and Virtually via Zoom CPL hosts FREE Hatha yoga on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month!This is a hybrid program. We welcome you to join us either in-person, or remotely via Zoom! The instructor, Pam Falcone, will lead the class in the Community Rooms on our lower level.Don't forget your mat! This is a free program. Donations to support this program are always welcome. No registration required to attend in-person, drop in! Registration is required to attend via Zoom. Click the link below to request a link to the Zoom Meeting. Click HERE to register for Zoom!

Join author Cynthia Elder for a look behind the scenes of her new historical fiction series, Tales of the Sea, based on hundreds of pages of unpublished ship’s logs, letters and journals from the Jenkins and Fish families of Cape Cod in the mid-1800s. Learn the true story of a seafaring family during the final chapter of the Great Age of Sail and the years leading up to and through the Civil War.

Interested? Click here to RSVP online!
This author talk will be held in Community Rooms AB.

The two books in the series, The Journey Begins and The Drumbeats of War, will be available for sale and signing.