Materials & Services

Library of Things

What can you check out at Cotuit Library? Well, other than books, we have magazines, DVDs of movies and TV shows, music on CD and audiobooks!

Our Library of Things includes:

Portable record player
Telescopes
Microscope Science Kits
Ukuleles
Audio Cassette Digitizing Equipment
VHS Digitizing Equipment (Coming Soon!)
Knitting Looms (Children and Adults)
Kites of All Shapes and Sizes
Puzzles
Board games
Amazon Fire Sticks (preloaded with Netflix and BritBox!)
WiFi Hotspots
Kindles
iPads
and more!

If you can't find it on our shelves or in the CLAMS catalog, ask our staff about an inter-library loan. You can also access a tremendous amount of information from online reference books and databases.

Access our resources!

Public Services

The Library has Dell Chromebooks for in-library use as well as hotspots, tablets and e-readers available for borrowing. We have a public printer/copier (15 cents per page for black and white, 25 cents for color) and a fax machine ($1 for the first page, 50 cents for additional pages) that can also scan (free). You can use your own devices with our 24/7 high-speed WiFi, too.

Technology Help

Need help with your new computer? Having trouble getting your photos up on Facebook? Make an appointment for tech help on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:00-12:00. Email director@cotuitlibrary.org or call the library.

We also have tablets and e-readers for borrowing if you are considering a purchase but are not ready to commit! Just ask us and we can set you up with a trial, free of charge!

Homebound & Low Vision

Residents and those staying in Cotuit, both adults and children, are eligible for our homebound delivery service if they are unable to get to the Library because of limited mobility or illness. If you or someone you know could benefit from this service, please use our form to contact us.

We also have services for those with low vision and print disability including the ability to obtain a Talking Books player and order titles for it, plus a collection of Talking Book cartridges on loan from Perkins Library.