Learn about United States history, government, geography, your rights and responsibilities as a United States citizen, and how to participate in democracy.Register
Engage in thoughtful conversation based on readings about our environment, our changing planet & sustainability, and discover practical ways to make a... more
Engage in thoughtful conversation based on readings about our environment, our changing planet & sustainability, and discover practical ways to make a positive, eco-conscious impact in our community.
Winter Reading Challenge is back for all ages! Track each day that you read or listen to a book from January 2–February 14 to earn ticket entries for the grand prize. Register on Beanstack or pick up a paper reading log at the Ask Us or Youth Services desks.
Sign up for free U.S. Citizenship classes at the library, January 6 through March 28 on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30-7:30 p.m., and learn about history, government, geography, your rights and responsibilities as a United States citizen, and more. Offered through The Hope Center.
Join WPPL's new Environmentalism Book Club on Wednesday, January 8 at 7 p.m. to engage in thoughtful conversation based on readings about our environment, our changing planet and sustainability. Our first selection is Kiss the Ground by Josh Tickell about the hidden power of soil.
The library is undergoing a series of improvement projects including creating a dedicated Young Adult area in Youth Services, reorganization of Circulation, and opening of the second floor to the public. In addition, self-service coffee and other vending options will be available this winter.