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Since its founding on November 23, 1923, the Sint Maarten Library has been a cornerstone of our community, championing literacy, education, and cultural preservation for over a century

The Sint Maarten Library is honored to announce the addition of a rare and historically significant book to its collection. The first American edition of “Flowers in Color,”

The Sint Maarten Library encourages all students to become members. The most valuable card in a child’s wallet is a library card.
Children of all ages, from zero to 18, can register free.

All parents need to share their love of reading with their children by signing them up at your library.

Author Keron Nicholson from Antigua presented his debut novel, “A Life Changing Summer,” to the Sint Maarten Library and the community.

The Sint Maarten Library is excited to share the rescheduling of our “Read to Me” Dutch is Fun Puppet show for Saturday , September 30 2023, at the Sint Martin University, at 6pm to 7 pm.

The Sint Maarten Library proudly announces its centennial celebration, marking 100 years of dedicated community service. The pioneers gave the initial name Jubilee Library, which originated in the Jubilee of Queen Wilhelmina in 1923.

Governor Eugene Holiday, a distinguished figure in St. Maarten, has recently unveiled his latest literary contribution to the community—a compelling and insightful book titled "Nation Building: Our Challenges, Resilience, and Responsibility"

Today, January 11th 2024 Sint Maarten Library staff member Mariland Powell celebrating 25 years of service to the library.

The Computer Information Technology department at the Sint Maarten Library is continuing its Cyber Senior Program for seniors ages 60 and up at the Belvedere library.