Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.  All materials and services are available to the community because of donors like you. Give the gift of lifelong learning today! (Link takes you to secure donation site.)

The Library is the "third space" for Boothbay Region residents and visitors.  Stop by for a warm hello, a comfortable seat to read the news, or to enjoy one of the Library’s many services:

• Community events from storytimes and author talks to festivals, parades, and lectures
• Over 22,000 items to borrow including popular fiction, literary classics, nonfiction, DVDs, children’s and teen materials, audiobooks, and periodicals
• Lending equipment including a telescope, GoPro cameras, and audio recorders
• Digital collections available 24/7 at www.bbhlibrary.org including e-books, audiobooks, comics, music, movies, news and research sources
• Public Computers, printing, and outgoing faxing
• Co-working space
• Art exhibits
• Digital Media workstation & software suite
• Discount museum pass program (Sponsored in part by the Boothbay Region Art Foundation, museums include: Boothbay Railway Village, Maine State Aquarium, Maine Maritime Museum, Maine State Parks, Farnsworth Museum, and the Portland Museum of Art.)
• Minerva Member, providing access to the collections of over 60 Maine libraries
• Professional reference and research services
• One-on-one tech help appointments
• AC in the summer, heat in the winter, and situated on the downtown power grid!
  

Welcome to Brady’s, where the locals come to meet and eat!

Our caring and committed staff will ensure you have a fantastic experience with us.

Come down to 25 Union Street at the very head of the harbor and take in the view from the cozy dining room and maybe get a glimpse of ‘George’, our resident Blue Heron.  The weather is changing and fall is upon us.  Come see what Downeast Magazine readers voted best of Maine 2019.

We refuse to compromise on quality in our restaurant. That's why we source our fresh ingredients from local fisherman and farmers.