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Here's what's happening at Martin County Library System! 

Tell us what you love about your library experience!
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We would like to hear about your experience in our libraries— this short survey is an opportunity for you to share your thoughts with us. Thank you supporting the Martin County Library System!
Take our survey

Check out all our free May events!
Event registration opens at 10am.

Important Service Announcements
All Martin County Library System locations will be closed
  • Thursday May 7th for Staff Development
  • Monday May 25th for Memorial Day

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Learn to read, write, and speak one of 30 languages at a time with Rosetta Stone for FREE with your library card!
Learn how to get started on Rosetta Stone
Need a refresher on Miscrosoft Office? Want to learn basic coding? Trying to perfect your business skills? Choose from thousands of online courses to learn in-demand skills from real-world industry experts.
Get started with your library card on Linkedin Learning
Adult literacy kit with GED Prep materials
Want to learn how to read better? Want to practice your English? Need help getting ready for the GED? Reserve an Adult Literacy Kit from the library for your continual learning! 
Reserve an Adult Literacy Kit

Our Special Funders!
 Friends of the Martin County Library System discovering possibilities.
The Friends of the Martin County Library System is a non-profit organization that supports library programs, materials, and equipment.
Learn more about how to become a Friend!
the Library Foundation of Martin County, Inc.
The Library Foundation of Martin County, Inc., acquires and administers funds to enrich library services and facilities not met by public funding.
Learn more about The Library Foundation!

Martin Digital History
Black and white photo of Stuart Parade down Flager Avenue circa 1950
This parade along Flagler Avenue, circa 1950, highlights Stuart’s long-standing commitment to historic preservation, with many of these buildings still standing today. Cromer’s Market, established in 1935, relocated to this location (the Pressel building) in 1940 and remained there until 1952; the site is now The Gafford Restaurant (47 SW Flagler Avenue). Next door, the Holleran Building housed the W.W. Mac Co. from 1945 to 1966 and is now Luna Italian Cuisine (49 SW Flagler Avenue). A business without visible signage at 53 SW Flagler is now Island Cotton. Next door, the Lyric Theatre, opened in 1926, continues to operate thanks to dedicated community efforts. Two smaller storefronts, Meggett Hardware & Paint Company and Rue’s Sweet Shop, have been replaced by a Lyric Theatre addition and the Kibbey & Wagner garden entrance. At the end of the street is the Feroe Building (73 S.W. Flagler Avenue), built in 1913, which was the home of the post office between 1915 and 1925, now the home of Kibbey & Wagner attorneys.
View the Martin Digital History website

Welcome to the Flight Simulator!
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It’s hard to believe—it’s already been a month since we launched our Capture the Flag event! At the May Flight Club meeting, we’re going to dive into everyone’s experiences, celebrate the wins, and brainstorm bold ideas to make the event even better. I’ll be gathering your feedback so we can highlight what really soared, call out what didn’t quite land, and shape the next phase with even more momentum. We’ll also tackle any challenges you’ve run into and work together to keep the experience fun, smooth, and engaging for everyone.

We look forward to seeing you at Flight Club!
Cap'n George

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Martin County Library System
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