Last Spring, Plymouth District Library began providing patrons the opportunity to “check out” self-proclaimed experts of several disciplines and niches, such as running, cooking, technology, or gardening. Interested community members can sign up for 20-minute consultations with these experts to… Read More »Check Out a Social Work Expert at the Library
Similar to a Little Free Library, the Little Free Pantry will be a resource to community members in need of nonperishable food items.
Beginning later this month, we’re kicking off a variety of events in the amphitheater, including the return of our Summer Concert Series.
It’s National Library Week! This year’s theme is “Find Your Joy”, a celebration of all the imagination, creativity, and joy that libraries bring to our lives each and every day.
Seniors have been known to regularly visit the library as they retire, with many of them attending programs, events, book clubs, or becoming volunteers to give back to the community.
Volunteer Toni Jones, spends her Wednesday mornings at Super-Sized Storytime, greeting children and their caregivers for 30 minutes of songs, rhymes, stories, and joy.
Curating an eye-catching, memorable display of books requires time, expertise, and creativity. Learn how one of our teen librarians rises to the challenge.
We are so grateful to the nearly 40+ clubs and nearly 300 community members who turned out to make this new event a great success.
As you look forward to 2026, consider adding learning a new skill or hobby to your list of resolutions. There’s no better way to begin learning than exploring offerings at the Library.