This year the Thomas Crane Library received an unprecedented amount of applications from talented musicians for our Concerts at the Crane series. We are thrilled to finally announce the 2026-2027 Concerts at the Crane Lineup! The upcoming season will feature…
The Thomas Crane Public Library is excited to announce the launch of its new book bike, a mobile extension of the library that brings resources and books directly to the community. The library will officially unveil the bike at the…
Celebrate the 250th birthday of America at the Thomas Crane Public Library. Join us for a great lineup of events and programming, including book discussions, film screenings, crafts, and more. America250’ is a year-long celebration to commemorate the 250th anniversary…
It’s officially Summerween! What’s Summerween? It’s a fun summer holiday combining both summer and Halloween! The holiday originated on the Disney Channel animated series Gravity Falls in 2012. Summerween is a time to dig out some skeletons, make a Pumpkin-spiced…
This Pride Month, TCPL is celebrating LGBTQ+ voices and culture with inclusive programs and events for all ages. Throughout the month of June visitors can enjoy discussions and author panels, book groups, arts and crafts workshops, curated book and film…
Drop by for the arts, stay for the community! All are welcome every 1st Thursday each month at the Main Library!
Tai Chi Classes will be held weekly on MONDAYS from 10:30 AM - 12 PM at the Main Library. Check our Events Calendar for cancelations.
Join us in the historic Richardson Building on Friday, September 19, 2025 from 10 AM - 12 PM for our Quincy 400: Literacy 40th Anniversary party! Thank you to all our volunteers and students over the years!
UPDATE: Monthly Drop-In Community Health Hours will be replaced with Drop-In Social Services on weekdays, Monday to Friday, from 9 AM – 1 PM in the 2nd Floor Media Room. Snacks, supplies, and case work assistance available. Learn more about…
The Genealogy Club is hosted by The Archives and Special Collections Department. Sessions are free and open to all, and may feature professional guest speakers, instructional, and various genealogical topics. It is not necessary to attend all sessions to participate.