The Township of Madawaska Valley Public Library

The Township of Madawaska Valley Public Library is a Canadian nonprofit organization located in the Township of Madawaska Valley. It serves as a vital community hub, offering a wide range of services and resources to residents and surrounding communities.

Services and Resources

The library provides a diverse array of materials and services, including:

• eBooks, eAudiobooks, DVDs, Audio Books, and Magazines: Patrons can access a wealth of digital and physical media.
• Research Databases and Digital Magazines: These resources support educational and personal interests.
• Public Access Computers and Wi-Fi: Free internet access is available for all patrons, either using the library's computers or their own devices.
• Photocopier/Printer Services: Patrons can print, scan, copy, and email documents using the library's equipment.
• Kids Space and Local History/Reference Books: Dedicated areas cater to children and those interested in local history.

Programs and Activities

The library is actively engaged in community programs:

• StoryTime: A weekly program where children can enjoy stories and snacks.
• Adult Programs: Various activities for adults, such as walking groups.
• Coding Club: A new initiative using Fiero Code to teach coding skills to kids and adults.
• Seed Library: An initiative where community members can donate and borrow seeds for gardening.

Community Engagement

The Madawaska Valley Public Library fosters community engagement through events and collaborations with local organizations. It also offers Interlibrary Loan services, allowing patrons to access books from other libraries. Additionally, the library maintains newspaper archives for historical research and hosts various programs during school breaks to support family activities.

Business Details

The library operates with a business registration number and works within the framework of nonprofit organizations, focusing on providing free services to residents and promoting knowledge and exploration within the community.