The Library Blog

Celebrate National Book Lover’s Day with your library! Explore print books, e-books, and audiobooks—free with your library card. Visit your library or use Libby to enjoy stories anywhere, anytime.

Beat the summer heat during the Dog Days by visiting your library! Learn the origin of the phrase, enjoy cool activities, and finish your summer reading—free with your library card.

Beat summer boredom at your library! Enjoy books, movies, games, local events, and farmers markets. Cool off, explore new adventures, and discover fun—all free with your library card.

Naturalist John Muir’s writings, inspired by his 1869 summer in Yosemite, fueled America’s conservation movement. Libraries offer his works and resources on nature, free with a library card. Explore and discover!

July celebrates National Ice Cream Month, a perfect time to enjoy sweet treats and visit your library for cool, free summer activities, books, and programs in refreshing, air-conditioned spaces.

July 4th celebrates American independence with festivities and history. After the fireworks, visit your library for free books, movies, and summer programs. Get a library card for endless discoveries!

Beat summer boredom. Libraries are full of fun this summer! Join the Summer Reading Challenge, check out books and movies, and enjoy free programs. Don’t have a card? It’s easy to get one!

Libraries color our world with stories, creativity, and connection. From books to programs to digital tools, they inspire imagination, spark learning, and build community—free and open to all.

June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month, honoring the 1969 Stonewall Uprising and celebrating LGBTQ+ history, identity, and resilience. Your library offers free books and informational resources for those interested in supporting or exploring more about Pride.

This blog post encourages readers to explore WWII history during Summer Reading. It highlights D-Day’s anniversary, recommends related books and DVDs, and emphasizes libraries as resources for learning and discovery.