WATCH: Author Talk with Susan Kiyo Ito
Did you miss last week’s Author Talk with Susan Kiyo Ito? You can watch the recording on YouTube thanks to WinCAM! Susan and WPL Librarian…
Open House: Spring into Reading
Saturday, April 27, 11:00am-1:00pm Join us for an afternoon of discovery, community and fun at the “Spring into Reading” Open House presented by the Friends…
Indigenous Peoples’ Day
This year, Monday October 9 is Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a day to celebrate the rich cultures of the original and enduring inhabitants of this land,…
50 Years of Hip Hop!
In August 1973, in New York City, a brother and sister threw a back-to-school party that would change the world of music, dance, fashion, and…
The Great Library Duck Hunt
The library has been overtaken by a flock of ducks! For the rest of August children and teens can drop in and participate in one…
Shark Week 2023
Get ready to dive into a book about one of the ocean’s most fascinating creatures because July 23-30, 2023 is Shark Week! We’ve put together…
Audiobooks for Kids
Summer is a great time to try a new audiobook. Whether listening with family on a long car trip, curled up before bedtime, or with…
Juneteenth
Juneteenth is a celebration of the end of slavery in the United States. The Emancipation Proclamation took effect on Jan. 1, 1863 ending slavery, but…
Happy Pride!
Happy Pride Month! June was chosen because it commemorates the month of the 1969 Stonewall Riots, when a group of people decided to take a…
National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry month! Children’s literature is full of poetry and poetic devices. This type of writing helps children learn to read, with the…