A new creative teen offering from Moore Memorial! Beginning Monday, August 18 from 6:30-7:30pm, we invite our community youth to explore self-expression in an open ended fashion. Collaborate with peers or do your own thing. No need to pre-register, simply show up and sign in Read More

Moore Memorial Library is seeking feedback on how we can best serve our adult patrons with programming and classes. We’d appreciate it if you could take a moment to share your thoughts using the survey link below. All responses are anonymous unless you specifically include Read More

On Saturday, August 16 at 10am, Oxford Historian Vicky House visits us again with a presentation on Greene’s Early Inventors and their inventions. From farmers to businessmen, learn how early innovations helped shape our community as we know it today.

The Moore Memorial Library seeks an energetic and enthusiastic candidate for the position of Library Director.  The Moore Memorial Library, serving a population of 5,295, is an Association Library with an annual operating budget of over $300,000, much of which is secured by a tax Read More

It was another great year at Moore Memorial Library! Check out the infographic for our services in review.

Our final Thursday Adventure for the Summer Reading Program combines color (this year’s theme) and cream! Grace the sidewalks around Moore Memorial with your chalk creations while enjoying a free ice cream sundae from 6-7:30pm. All ages and abilities welcome.

The adventure continues with our Family Craft Night from 6-7:30pm. Using a paper bag and other creative materials provided, you could make a journal, scrapbook, coloring book, or whatever comes to you! This event has can only accommodate 15 people (of all ages) so please Read More

Here’s just one fantastic part of our Summer Reading Program and Events line-up! Every Tuesday afternoon in July, we’ll use the LEGO grant money we received to offer two group gatherings for young creative minds. We kick off this series on Tuesday, July 1st with Read More

The Greene Historical Society has published a colorful and informational 12-page newsletter that’s available at Moore Memorial. Stop by the circulation desk to grab your copy.