At Plymouth District Library, change is more than cosmetic—it’s an opportunity to reimagine how we serve our community. Starting this summer, the library will embark on a renovation designed to breathe new life into our spaces while honoring the familiar… Read More »A New Chapter for Plymouth District Library
Plymouth District Library Board of Trustees will hold a VEBA Committee meeting at 5:30pm on Monday, 5th May 2025. The meeting will be open for participation both in-person at the library and online via zoom. Join Zoom MeetingMeeting ID: 880… Read More »May 2025 VEBA Committee Meeting
Author Spotlight: Viola ShipmanJoin us for An Evening with Viola Shipman – Wednesday, May 7, 7–8 PM at the Penn Theatre Plymouth District Library is thrilled to welcome Viola Shipman, the beloved pen name of bestselling author Wade Rouse, for… Read More »Author Spotlight: Viola Shipman
Meeting starts at 7:30 pm in the Friends Board Room on Tuesday, April 15, 2025. The meeting will be open for participation both in-person at the library and online via zoom (details below). To Join Zoom Meeting use this link:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84949591404… Read More »April 2025 Library Board Meeting
Arbor Day: Celebrating the Importance of Trees in Our Lives Arbor Day is a special day dedicated to celebrating trees and promoting the importance of planting and caring for them. It’s a time when individuals, communities, and organizations come together… Read More »Civic Zone: Arbor Day
As we approach Earth Day, it’s an important time to reflect on the state of our planet and our collective responsibility to protect it. Climate change continues to challenge our world in ways that require urgent action, yet amid the… Read More »Climate Action and Community Programs
Libraries, including us, have always been in the sharing business—long before the term “sharing economy” became popular. From borrowing books, movies, and music to sharing our community spaces, study rooms, and technology, our library operates on a simple yet powerful… Read More »The Cornerstone of the Sharing Economy
Sometimes, things find their way back home in the most unexpected ways. Recently, we received a copy of The Walk by Richard Paul Evans—one of those heartfelt novels that reminds you how far you might have to go to find… Read More »Lost Books (and a Journal) Find their way home
As we grow older and our reading levels advance, so do the books we choose. Most of us naturally transition from children’s books to young adult novels and, eventually, to adult fiction and nonfiction. Of course, if you’re a caregiver,… Read More »Author Spotlight: Nancy Tillman
On March 14, 2025, an Executive Order was signed to eliminate the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS)—the federal agency that provides funding support to libraries and museums nationwide. If implemented, this change could impact several important statewide programs that Michigan… Read More »IMLS Funding Elimination: What It Could Mean for Library Services Across Michigan