ABOUT THE LIBRARY
Our Mission Statement: The Cushing Public Library enhances our community by providing a safe and comfortable space to learn, explore, create, connect, and thrive. We provide well-organized, up-to-date collections, computer access, free programs and other innovative resources for our community.
We’re a public library, staffed by volunteers and open to all. There’s no charge to residents or their guests. We offer a large selection of fiction and non-fiction, both in print, audio and film. We have public computers and free WiFi. Our public computers have a Children’s Internet Safety Protection plan, which follows the Library’s Children’s Internet Safety Policy and CISA (Children’s Internet Safety Act).
For those interested in local history, the Library has a collection of research materials about Cushing and surrounding towns; on loan through the generosity of the Cushing Historical Society. Please drop in to say hello and browse our collection.
The Library is operated totally by a volunteer staff and Library Board. The volunteer staff is composed of both year-round and seasonal residents.
Library Telephone: (207) 354-8860
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 25 Cushing, ME 04563
For Events, Please email: Debby Kraft or Wendy Roberts
We are located at 39 Cross Road, in the Cushing Community Center. Click here to see a map.
LIBRARY VOLUNTEERS
Abby Gilbert
Anna Rose
Aurora Aiken-Northgraves
Debby Kraft
Judy Cucinotta
Kristen Budlong
Kristi Niedermann
Marty Reynolds
Mary Lou Nichols
Mikki Ames
Richard Hartsig
Sherri James
Steve Heddericg
Wendy Roberts
Helen Darmara, Library Technology Coordinator and Support
Thinking about becoming a volunteer at the Library?
Call (207) 354-8860 for more information or
contact Wendy Roberts at (207) 354-2341
LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Wendy Roberts (President)
Deborah Kraft (Vice-President)
Mary Lou Nichols (Secretary)
Craig Currie, Treasurer
David Farmer, Trustee Emeritus
Steve Heddericg
Alyssa Mitchell
Marty Reynolds
Gretchen Tripp
Library Board Meetings
Second Wednesday of the month at 6:00 pm
Bernard ”Blackie” Langlais
The Library features five artworks by this renowned local artist, celebrating wooden sculpture whimsy. These works have been donated by the Colby College Museum of Art and the Kohler Foundation. Please visit the Library during open hours to inquire about the Langlais Art Trail.