Where would you go to find out about recall notices on the car you want to buy? Where would you go to improve your grammar, study for the ACT, find magazine articles about the Mediterranean diet, or learn about Pocahontas? […]
Quarantine and staying at home during this time can be a time where you need to find new ways to socialize, and luckily, the library has a great to get you out of your house (virtually) and interacting with others […]
During this uncertain time of quarantine and self-isolation, we may feel like we are losing connection with our friends and family. Perhaps no other group feels the impact of this more than the seniors in our community. Isolation from their […]
From now until May 4, find your place with the library at home! We’re always open online, and now, you can take advantage of our digital resources and earn prizes along the way! Weekly drawings every Monday, starting April 13. […]
We have compiled a list of free resources for parents (and more) who need ideas for engaging activities while practicing social distancing. Select resources require an AAPLD library card. • Aquarium of Pacific Webcams – live images of sharks, sea jellies, […]
The public restrooms at our main library located on Harnish will be renovated this spring! Renovations include automatic faucets, quieter hand dryers, and automated door operators for easier access. The lower level restrooms will be CLOSED for renovation starting March 16. […]
All library locations are CLOSED, but our VIRTUAL LIBRARY is open with programs, services, and chat available. Due dates for all materials have been extended to July 1. No materials can be returned at this time. Read our latest update […]
Join us for a night of mayhem and murder at the 2600 Club to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Prohibition. This illustrious watering hole hosts all the big shots, from notorious mobsters to sensational starlets, and any one of them […]
What is the census? The census is a survey conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau every 10 years. Not only is the census required by the Constitution, but it’s critically important to communities because census data is used to determine […]
Girls Who Code is a program that aims to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does, and we’re excited to welcome the program into Algonquin Area Public Library […]
