Like most libraries in the country, the Cape Vincent Community 
Library has become more than just a place to borrow books; it is
a community center. The library has four public access computers and 
WIFI for patron laptops.  The library has become a multi-media center 
where patrons and visitors can take classes, attend lectures, enjoy
story hours and special events. 

Regularly scheduled meetings include: The Friends of the Library meets at the
library every 4th Thursday of the month at 4PM.This dedicated group meets at 
the library each month in support of the library’s programs, to raise funds for 
the library and to share great times that are celebrations of the arts, 
literacy and friendship. Everyone is welcome to join the Friends and encouraged 
to attend the monthly meetings. 
The Friends of the Library will be hosting its second annual La Cafe Francais 
on July 7th at the home of Sally and Urban Hirschey.
Tickets will be available at the librarybeginning June 7th.

Adult Book Club meets every third Wednesday of the month at 2PM to discuss the 
current book.  For June the book to be discussed is The Help 
by Kathryn Stockett.

The needlework group meets every Thursday at 1PM; every type of needle arts is
represented and each of the ladies is a wealth of information about knitting, 
crochet, tatting, etc. Come and share your needlework talents by working on baby
blankets for Fort Drum newborns or helmet liners for our soldiers overseas, a 
sweater for your honey or a cross stitched pillowcase for a new bride. Everyone 
is welcome.
Don't forget that it's almost time for the summer reading program to start. 
Call or visit the library to get details. Plan on spending lots of time at the 
library this summer.