The Official Cookie of Plymouth
On October 10, nearly 200 patrons arrived to taste-test candidates’ creations and vote for the cookie they felt most accurately represented Plymouth.
On October 10, nearly 200 patrons arrived to taste-test candidates’ creations and vote for the cookie they felt most accurately represented Plymouth.
Plymouth District Library staff member Patty offering a popsicle to a young Plymouth resident. Last Summer, the library started a program called Popsicles in the Park, an initiative designed to strengthen community bonds between the library and local Plymouth residents. … Read More »Strengthening Community Bonds with Popsicles in the Park
What if Plymouth had its own official cookie? With your help, it will! To celebrate America’s 250th year and promote civic engagement in the community, the library is launching The Great Plymouth Cookie Vote, inspired by the children’s book, The… Read More »Introducing The Great Plymouth Cookie Vote
Beginning later this month, we’re kicking off a variety of events in the amphitheater, including the return of our Summer Concert Series.
Seniors have been known to regularly visit the library as they retire, with many of them attending programs, events, book clubs, or becoming volunteers to give back to the community.
Volunteer Toni Jones, spends her Wednesday mornings at Super-Sized Storytime, greeting children and their caregivers for 30 minutes of songs, rhymes, stories, and joy.
We are so grateful to the nearly 40+ clubs and nearly 300 community members who turned out to make this new event a great success.
As you look forward to 2026, consider adding learning a new skill or hobby to your list of resolutions. There’s no better way to begin learning than exploring offerings at the Library.
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
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