Discover how to analyze and interpret your dreams
November 2 at 7:00pm via Zoom. Please register here.
Kristy will help you to discover if dreams are really the window to your soul. A dream that is not interpreted is like a letter that has not been opened. Kristy will share how we can analyze and interpret our dreams so that it can help us move forward in our lives and discuss premonitions, visions and visits and how they differ from a mere dream.
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Thursday, November 5 at 7:00pm
Register online or call 734-453-0750 ext 4 for Zoom login information
From Camelot to Kent State: Pop Art, 1960-1975
Explore the imagery and social commentary of pop culture in From Camelot to Kent State: Pop Art, 1960-1975. Artists in the 1960’s celebrated American modern culture while also creating artworks which conveyed social and political commentary of the times. Explore pieces which both critique and celebrate mass media and popular culture.
This October, join us for Star Wars Reads, a month-long celebration of reading and Star Wars! Test your coding and computer skills with bb8 and Build a Galaxy with Code.
Using block coding and Javascript a coding language, test your skills with interactive challenges. Open to all ages 6+.
Click here or on the picture to start the activity.
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Did you miss this LIVE Event? Click here to watch the recording.
The Plymouth District Library, along with the Plymouth Township Historic District Commission, is pleased to host historian Joe Oldenburg for a presentation on the Detroit House of Correction (DeHoCo), one of Detroit’s main prisons, and a precursor to men’s and women’s prisons, including the Scott Correctional Facility.
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Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month by reading books by and about Hispanic culture, and the experiences of people tracing their roots to Spanish-speaking countries. Enjoy the richness of Hispanic heritage with these fiction and nonfiction books for all ages. Click on “Read More” below for reading lists for adults, teens, and children.
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Banned Book Week shines a light on attempts to ban or restrict access to books in communities across the country.
Here are twenty books for teens that were challenged or banned in 2019. Check them out and decide for yourself.
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Do you have what it takes? We are sure you do! Solve a series of clues, hunt down the info you need, and escape, but don’t worry; it’s just for fun and you can’t get stuck inside. Follow the link below to test your wits and discover what you might learn along the way to freedom! Available through October 31st.
Will you work solo or with friends and family to make it out? The choice is yours. Complete the challenge and you’ll be entered into a drawing to win a book prize pack in a genre of your choosing! Click on Read More to begin.
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Mobile printing at the library is available with the PrinterOn service! This app allows you to print from your phone, tablet, or computer. Don’t want to use an app? You can email directly to the printer by sending an email with your document attached. Finally, you can also use the printer cloud by uploading your document, and then retrieve the document from the printer. Regardless of the method used, you have 24 hours to come to the library and call up your print job. Jobs are automatically deleted after 24 hours. The cost is 10 cents per page for black and white and 50 cents per page for color.
Watch a video of how to use this service
| Use PrinterOn App | PrinterOn Upload | Email an Attachment |
Thursday, November 5 from 7-8:30pm
Register at the Northville District Library for Zoom login details
Tip: Plymouth library cardholders can leave the “Registrant library card number” field blank.
What is blood quantum? Why do Native Americans have to keep track of it? What does it mean? And why are Natives Americans the only human group that must keep track of blood quantum
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Thursday, November 10 from 7:00 – 8:30 pm
RSVP and Zoom login at the Northville District Library
*Note: Plymouth card holders can leave the “Registrant Library Card Number” field blank.
Join Producing Artistic Director, James Kuhl, and some of your favorite Tipping Point Actors as they table-read a script (or two) and discuss their thoughts afterward. There will be a short question and answer session at the end of this program. Please note: Some of the scripts’ language might not be appropriate for young people.
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