Events

Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale
Friends of the Montague Public Libraries Used Book Sale

When
Dec 5th, 2026 - Dec 6th, 2026
10:00am - 1:00pm
Where
201 Avenue ATurners Falls MA01351
The Friends of the Montague Public Libraries hosts a monthly used book sale on the first Saturday of every month at the Carnegie Public Library.
We can accept cash, credit/debit, and personal checks.
Price List:
Hardcover $1.00
Paperback $0.50
Children’s books $0.25
DVDs & CDs $0.50
Puzzles $1.00
For more information contact: friendsofthemontaguelibraries@gmail.com
Please check our Facebook page for any event changes: https://www.facebook.com/FriendsoftheMontaguePublicLibraries
Proceeds from the sale benefit programming at the Montague Public Libraries.

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