This summer, because we can’t do it in person, we are offering “Babytime” in a bag!
Register your baby for an awesome bag with a board book, toy, booklist and more. We have even included our favorite animal themed rhymes, songs and finger plays for babies.
One per child, while supplies last.
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Teens can celebrate PRIDE month with a free book to keep. Of course, all the books feature LGBTQIA+ characters and authors. Come to the Help Desk (near the DVDs) anytime in June to select your book. Or complete this form and we’ll pick one out for you and put it on the hold shelf for you to pick up at curbside.
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Plymouth District Library is partnering with Northville District Library to create a magical pen pal experience for up to 15 teen participants. Sign up by June 21 to participate in our Owl Post Pen al program and form a meaningful connection with someone new from another community.
You write-a-letter-to-get-a-letter, so pick up your quill and parchment writing set at the library and get started.
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Take a picture of your young reader sharing a book with an animal and post it to social media. Tag us and use #PDLTales2Tails.
No pet? No problem! Stuffed animals and shelter animals enjoy books too. You can even snap a pic with our stuffies on the Youth floor.
Send your pictures to srp@plymouthlibrary.org and we’ll put them on our website. See all submissions here.
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Wednesday, July 7; 7PM
This program will be live via Zoom. Please register to receive your Zoom access.
Garage Sale season is upon us, but the days of just putting a “Garage Sale” sign on your front lawn are long past in today’s Internet and Social Media world. In this session Mike will share tips and strategies designed to help you make more money at your next garage sale.
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Michigan History: A Michigan Man in WWI – Henry Grimm – Motor Transport Corp
Wednesday, July 14; 7PM. This event is online only, please register to receive Zoom Access.
Henry Grimm was born in Detroit in 1895. When he was still a boy his family moved to what is now Livonia and the family began farming. On reaching adulthood, Henry spent winters working in Detroit and summers working on the farm. On September 7, 1917, he took and passed his draft ‘examination’.
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Tuesday, July 27; 7PM. This event is online only. Please register to receive the Zoom login information.
The Michigan Urban Farming Initiative is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization that seeks to engage members of the community in sustainable agriculture. They believe that challenges unique to urban communities like Detroit (e.g., vacant land, food security) present a unique opportunity for community-supported agriculture. They hope to empower urban communities by using agriculture as a platform to promote education, sustainability, and community while simultaneously reducing socioeconomic disparity.
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You find a small primate with large eyes and ears.
Starting June 1, teens will be able to find out more about this small primate with large eyes and ears, discover more animals, and enter for chances to win a prize.
See the MiLibraryQuest website to find out more about #MiSummerQuest2021.
Read MoreThe Friends of the Plymouth District Library welcomed Barbara L. McQuade to present “Liberty, Safety and the Rule of Law” on May 11. Watch the video now!
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Get the latest on events at the library. Recommendations on what to watch, listen to, and read in our latest Teen e-newsletter.
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