Plymouth District Library is thrilled to announce two opportunities for contractors to partner with us as we embark on exciting upgrades to our library spaces! We are currently seeking Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for the following services: These projects are… Read More »Requests for Proposals: Flooring/Moving and Painting
Plymouth District Library Board of Trustees will hold a Building Committee Meeting on Monday, December 2nd at 4pm in the Friends Meeting Room. View or download the digital packet using the links as they are available. Paper copies are also available at… Read More »Building Committee Meeting
The Civic Zone will be set up around the library, offering information and activities about current issues. Our goal is to help people think critically, build trust in the community, and find common ground on important topics. The next topic… Read More »Civic Zone: Climate Change
Reading is a wonderfully unique experience. For many individuals, it is a chance to dive into imagination and creativity. Many readers experience the sensation of visualizing settings, characters, and each scene of a story in their head like a movie.… Read More »Author Spotlight: S.A. Cosby
Meeting starts at 7:30 pm in the Friends Board Room. 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 Meeting ID: 849 4959 1404Password:… Read More »November 2024 Library Board Meeting
The 2024-2025 Wilcox Foundation Essay Contest has been announced! Submissions are due on April 4 and all of the information is available at http://www.wilcoxfoundation.org This year’s theme is Plymouth: Everything Old is New Again. Your essay should explore the history… Read More »Wilcox Foundation Essay Contest
You may have seen holiday movies that make you question what truly defines a holiday film. Notable titles like Die Hard, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Meet Me in St. Louis often spark debate. Are these really holiday movies? Here… Read More »Is it a Holiday Movie?
The Civic Zone will be set up around the library, offering information and activities about current issues. Our goal is to help people think critically, build trust in the community, and find common ground on important topics. The first topic… Read More »Introducing the Civic Zone!
It is human nature to crave connection and community. As individuals, we long to be accepted and to know we are not alone in our feelings, thoughts, or interests. One of the most powerful ways to feel understood is through… Read More »Author Spotlight: Sally Hepworth
ID Required for A/V EquipmentStarting in late November, changes will be made to the audio visual system in our Walldorf and Dunning Rooms. These changes will require use of a computer dongle (a small device that inserts into the USB-C… Read More »New changes for Meeting Room Use