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!
Michael McEvoy has chosen to be an open book, literally and figuratively, to challenge assumptions about people like him. A part of the Northville District Library team for the past 25 years, Michael handles all things tech and IT. However,… Read More »Human Library Comes to Plymouth
The Olympic Games have been a thrilling showcase of triumphant victories, hard-fought losses, and the best of humanity and diversity on display. As you enjoy the excitement of the Games, here are some recommended reads and must-watch content to inspire… Read More »Olympics Watch and Reads
Disability Pride Month is celebrated in July, the month when the Americans with Disabilities Act was first signed. It’s a time to celebrate advances in inclusion. Whether your story includes a physical disability, a neurodiversity or neither, we invite you… Read More »Kids – Celebrate Disability Pride Month
This summer, spend time diving into the topics you want to learn about, outside of the classroom walls. This book list takes you down the Dewey Decimal system to explore some fun topics and answer big questions about everything, from… Read More »Nerd Out About Nonfiction: A Booklist for Curious Kids
Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) is an annual campaign in April to raise public awareness about sexual assault and to educate communities and individuals on sexual violence prevention.
Check out these titles to learn more, or stop by the library for more information.
Public libraries have always been cultural hubs, offering more than just books. Among our key initiatives are author talks, which allow writers to share the stories and inspirations behind their works, creating a more intimate connection between author and audience.… Read More »Authors Behind the Books
Native American Heritage Month has been recognized each November since the turn of the century. You can read more about it at the Native American Heritage Month government homepage. Celebrate this year with a great read from this family book list!
Hispanic Heritage Month runs from September 15th to October 15th. Celebrate with your family by sharing some of these great titles for youth!
July is Disability Pride Month! Check out the titles on this all-ages reading list carefully curated by your librarians.