Across the country, libraries are closed to the public to limit the spread of Covid-19. Unable to open their doors to their communities, youth services librarians have taken their programs online.

If you’ve read this column before or followed the library before the pandemic, you know how big a part of our identity it is to offer programming for a wide variety of ages and interests. It’s central ...

Candidates vying for open seats on the Arlington Heights Memorial Library Board of Trustees in next month’s election spoke during a virtual candidates forum Tuesday, where they shared their stories ...

Bestselling author Jenn McKinlay often sets stories in her Library Lover’s Mysteries series during “crafternoons,” weekly library potluck luncheons that combine crafting and book discussion. It sounds ...

Funds raised will directly support programming and immersive learning opportunities that ensure the Nature Library opens with free events and workshops in place. Donors can contribute at a variety of ...

When Sai Rao thinks about libraries, the books aren’t the first thing that come to mind. Libraries are a place for gathering and learning. A place for people to find a sense of belonging and to meet ...

WESTLAKE, Ohio -- There’s something new coming to Westlake Porter Public Library. The library and the Friends of Porter Public Library will host a community dedication celebration for the Friends ...

When St. Peter Library’s assistant library supervisor, Leticia Snow, first started her role in overseeing teen and young adult programming in 2020, she noticed a gap in community activities ...

Summer-long Initiatives Aims To Expand Access, Fund Free Programs, and Activate The Future Of Nature-based Learning at all Anythink Locations Exterior view of the Anythink Nature Library in Thornton, ...