The Friends of Morse Institute Library is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization promoting the recognition and use of the Morse Institute Library. Library visitors can enjoy Friends-sponsored library programs such as the Museum Passes, Speed Read books, and Adult and Children Programs.
Saturday May 19, 9:30 – 4:30
Sunday May 20, 12:00 – 3:00
Morse Institute Library
14 E. Central St., Natick
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Check with the library before heading out to area museums and attractions. The Friends may have discount passes for you and your family as part of the very popular Museum Pass program. Here is the most current list of the passes that may be available. For more information call the library circulation desk at 508-647-6520. Read more...
The Friends continues to fund this most appreciated gesture of welcome to new residential patrons of the library. The welcome kit is stocked with brochures about the library including information about accessing your account online, searching and placing requests in the Minuteman Catalog and much more. Also included is the Friends’ most recent newsletter, information Read more...
In 2011 the Friends hosted the Library’s mini-golf event during Natick Days for the 9th consecutive year. Natick Days is 5 hours of fun for the whole family. Over 100 non-profit groups participate selling all kinds of games, activities, goods, and plenty of food and drink. Read more about the history of Natick Days in Read more...
The Friends new, larger book and media drop boxes have been moved to curbside making weekend and after hour material returns easier than ever.
Marjorie Gove has given generously of her creative talents and commitment since the Friends was founded in 1990. Marjorie, a freelance writer with a range of corporate and institutional clients, designed the Friends’ first membership brochure, and has contributed countless newsletter articles and promotional pieces.
Those online and newspaper listings of upcoming book sales? Marjorie sends them out for every sale, drawing shoppers from throughout eastern Massachusetts and beyond.
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