The Library is now open!
Computers, study rooms and other services are ready to go and we look forward to seeing you in person!
Scheduled curbside-on-the-porch will resume instead of drive-up.
Meeting room use for scheduled groups will resume beginning Saturday, Jan 22.
Thanks for your patience and flexibility!
Residential households in the U.S. can order one set of 4 free at-home tests from
COVIDtests.gov. Other resources are also available at COVIDtests.gov.
Here’s what you need to know about your order:
For more resources on COVID-19 please click here.
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The Plymouth District Library is now offering automatic renewals!
If your account is in good standing, and your checkouts are eligible for renewal, we will automatically renew them one day prior to their due date. You will receive an email notice with details on which checkouts were able to be renewed.
Click here for details and answers to FAQs.
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The world famous thief Lupin has struck again! He’s pilfered the laptop of a best selling Michigan author containing the only copy of their latest novel. It’s up to you to decode the notes he has left around the websites of Michigan Libraries and recover the laptop before the draft is due on March 15th.
Read Harder is Book Riot’s annual reading challenge to help you stretch your reading limits and explore new voices, worlds, and genres! Are you ready to take the challenge? Check out our book list and get started!
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Due to Covid and staffing concerns, AARP has decided to cancel their tax prep for seniors program at Plymouth District Library for 2022. Seniors in need of tax prep assistance are encouraged to instead visit Wayne Metro Family Services or phone 313-388-9799. We apologize for this late change of plans.
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Tuesday, February 1 at 7:00pm on Zoom
Please RSVP for Zoom login details
Detroit’s Fisher Building was intended to be a New Center for the city. This talk will review the building and selling of it in the late 1920s. The talk moves to the mid-1960s for memories of the building when the author worked for the Fisher while attending Wayne State University. While the building is still considered a major contribution to Detroit’s legacy it did not become the crown jewel of a new city center.
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Thursday, February 3; 7pm. Please register to attend in person, or register to watch on Zoom.
Join Greg Donofrio as he discusses the history and renovation of Plymouth Township’s nearly 100 year-old building known as the Phoenix Mill. Designed by renowned industrial architect Albert Kahn, and at one time a Ford Motor Co. parts factory, the last tenant was the Wayne County Department of Public Services in 2007.
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See what is happening for teens at the library in January 2022 in the new teen e-newsletter.
Check out the latest graphic novel, book, and cookbook reviews and recommendations written by teens, for teens.
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The year was crazy, but at least the books were good. Below are PDL Staffer’s picks for Best of 2021! Did your favorite make our list?
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