David M. Hunt Library

09/06/2026

September 6th is National Read A Book Day! What are you reading to celebrate?

09/05/2026

This week is the last week to see this colorful, fun exhibit by Falls Village artist Robert Cronin! Stop in any time we're open, Tuesday-Saturday.

09/04/2026

Check out the great selection at our monthly book sale on Sept. 5th from 10-1!
We have a book sale on the first Saturday of every month.

Whether it’s about cost, availability or a rediscovered love of browsing and collecting, stores and book fairs that specialize in used or out-of-print books are booming.

09/04/2026

We’re all set up for our nature journaling program tomorrow (we’ll be outside too!). There is still time to sign up to join us at huntlibrary.org. Can’t make it this weekend? There’s another session on October 3rd at 10:30 am!

09/04/2026

Our Revolutionary Roundtable reading and discussion group continues this month on September 19th at 10:30 am. This session focuses on "The Road to Revolution: trigger events, acts of Parliament and the struggle over dual sovereignty". The reading, excerpts from "The Last King Of America" by Andrew Roberts, is available at the library.

09/03/2026

There is no better way to send your Labor Day weekend than hunting for books! Don't miss our monthly book sale this Saturday, September 5th from 10 am to 1 pm.

09/02/2026

September at the Hunt Library brings new art from Danielle Mailer, a film screening, an Art of Business panel discussion and paper weavings by Marsha Altemus - https://mailchi.mp/f3a2f098ed24/httpswwwhuntlibraryorgart-wall-13886942

09/02/2026

It's almost the first Saturday of September! Check out all of the great things happening in Falls Village this Saturday.

09/01/2026

There's still time to sign up to join our first nature journaling session this Saturday, September 5th at 10:30 am! Register at huntlibrary.org
Can't make it this weekend? There's another session on October 3rd!

08/31/2026

At the David M. Hunt Library, we understand the importance of legacy—of ensuring that the seeds we sow today are nurtured and continue to thrive well into the future. Our library was established in 1891 by a generous gift from the Hunt family and in the135 years since then has been sustained by generations of thoughtful donors.


An enduring and easy way you can support the future of the David M. Hunt Library is to include the library in your estate plans. By choosing to make a legacy gift, you can ensure that the David M. Hunt Library continues to be the heart and soul of our community for generations to come. When you include the library in your estate plans you also become a member of The 1891 Society, a group of forward thinking supporters who have made a lasting commitment to the library.

Have you already included a gift to the David M. Hunt Library in your estate plans? If so, please fill out the form below to let us know so that we may acknowledge you as an 1891 Society member. Thank you for your support and making David M. Hunt Library a part of your permanent legacy!

Thank you for including the David M. Hunt Library in your estate plans. Whatever the size of your estate, you are helping to carry on the legacy the Hunt sisters and their vision for “a house of learning fitted to the wants of our youth and the high purpose of promoting the intelligence and welfar...