Checkout a digital magazine!

Did you know that the Library has a collection of digital magazines for you to enjoy? We have many familiar print titles like The New Yorker and some, like Town and Country, that we have never offered in print.   In addition, we also have digital-only journals ~ PC World and Macworld are just a click away!

New issues are released simultaneously with print editions, and may even be available for immediate download before the print copies arrive at the library.

There are no limits to checkouts. You can take out as many issues as you want and keep them as long as you wish. There are no overdues and no fines!

The digital backlist is always available.

It is easy to read digital magazines online through a browser or download them on the RBdigital app.

You can learn more at RB digital.

Device Buying Advice

MONDAY, DEC. 11
2:00-5:00 pm                                                                    

Got questions about which device best suits your needs?
Or not sure about that device listed on your gift list?Just stop by the Shared Study Room located next to the Reference Desk and get tips from our Head of Reference.

This is a ‘drop-in’ program – no registration needed.

Video Games from the Library

Everyone expects to find books and movies at the library, but did you know we have a large selection of video games too? Whether you want to play an old favorite or check out a new release (maybe before you purchase it), we have tons of games for you.

We have games for:

Games go out for 3 weeks, and they can be renewed! There is a limit of 6 games per household.

Games rated E through T are in the Teen Room on the second floor, and M games are near the DVD section on the first floor.

Don’t see a title you’re looking for? Leave a comment at the Reference Desk or by emailing us – we’re always looking for new titles to buy!

December TAG Events

TAG (Teen Activities Group) meets most Wednesdays at 1:30 pm during the school year and is open to everyone in grades 6 through 12. We enjoy snacks and all different kinds of activities – crafts, games, movies, experiments, and more! There is no sign-up – just drop in!

Upcoming TAG meetings:

12/6: HOLIDAY CRAFTS We’ll have tons of craft materials, including perler beads and our button maker, so you can make gifts for friends and family.

12/13: STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS (Re)watch the first movie in the trilogy before The Last Jedi is released.

12/20: SNOW GLOBES Make your own winter wonderland in a jar.

Art Show

 

Artists for the 2017-2018 Biennial Community Art Show sponsored by the Bedford Free Public Library Art Steering Committee:

Stephanie Angelo, L’Inconnue, acrylic on canvas

Judy Babcock, Abstract Waterlilies, acrylic

Bob Bass, Three by Two, archival inkjet print

Bob Bass, Great Swell at Lucy Vincent Beach, archival inkjet print

Robert Bicknell, Graniteville Reflections, archival inkjet print

Marcia Bushnell, Refugees in Transit, oil on canvas

Melinda Dietrich, North Point Cove, watercolor

Melinda Dietrich, Squam Lake, watercolor

Anita Feld, Tree Peony #7, wood block

Elizabeth Flemings, Mist Rising, acrylic

Elizabeth Flemings, Cliff Hangers, solar etching with collage

Maria Green, Reflection, collage and woodblock monoprint

Brian Guay, Brian the Farmer

Tim Martin, Sea Wall and Wildflowers, acrylic

Victoria Roark, Shawsheen River, pastel

Sarah Scoville, Purple Haze, monoprint/acrylic on paper

Sarah Scoville, Beach House 4, monoprint/acrylic on paper

Doris Smith. Happy Owls #2, woodcut

Doris Smith, Happy Owls #10, woodcut

Laura Wallace, Smoking the Bees, batik

Linda Wolk Old Albeuquerque,New Mexico, archival inkjet print

Linda  Wolk, ‘Zozo, New Mexico, archival inkjet print

Please email any corrections to names or titles to charlottes.studio@gmail.com.

Show on view Monday, Nov. 20 until Wed. Jan. 10.

Please join us for a reception honoring the artists, Saturday, Dec. 2, 5-6 pm.

Hours and directions to the library can be found at www.bedfordlibrary.

Music From the Library

Did you know that you can get digital music from the library as well as CDs?

Sign up for Freegal, which allows you three free MP3s per week – they’re yours to keep, no expiration!

Or try hoopla, which has whole albums to stream or download to your device (these only last a week, but you can check out up to 10 per month!).

Of course, you can always search our catalog for music CDs as well.