Senior Services: Connecting Through Community
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.
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Getting Involved at the Library with Toni Jones
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.
Displays We Love: How To Showcase Teen Titles
Curating an eye-catching, memorable display of books requires time, expertise, and creativity. Learn how one of our teen librarians rises to the challenge.
Making Community Connections at The Local Clubs & Activities Expo
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.
No Limit on Learning: Exploring New Hobbies and Skills for the New Year
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.
Harm Reduction Supplies Saving Lives
Plymouth District Library hosted an informative program on Monday night about drug overdose prevention and harm reduction. Our speakers from Wayne County Dept. of Health, Human & Veteran Services and Wayne State Center for Behavioral Health & Justice shared data… Read More »Harm Reduction Supplies Saving Lives
Making Ourselves Better Readers from Kids to Adults
We hear it often. Reading is fundamental. Reading is essential. It opens doors to understanding, imagination, and growth. Still, for many children and many adults, reading is hard. Building strong reading habits can be even harder. In a world filled… Read More »Making Ourselves Better Readers from Kids to Adults
Author Spotlight: Ragnar Jónasson
Authors often say they write what they know. So, it’s no surprise that many writers dabbling in the mystery genre share that they grew up reading classic mystery authors like Agatha Christie, Alfred Hitchcock, and Arthur Conan Doyle. Today, various… Read More »Author Spotlight: Ragnar Jónasson
Civic Zone: Juneteenth
Juneteenth is a federal holiday in the United States that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved people. The holiday has its roots in the post-Civil War era, when Union General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865, to… Read More »Civic Zone: Juneteenth
What’s Blooming at the Library?
Spring is in full swing, and our Centennial Gardens are bursting into life! Planted just last fall, our outdoor spaces are already showing off with beauty and promise. This garden was designed not only to celebrate 100 years of library… Read More »What’s Blooming at the Library?