Library News

We have events for kids scheduled every day during Spring Break, the week of March 24th! Here's what's coming up:

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, a renowned early literacy program, provides free, high-quality books to children from birth to age five. The program encourages a love of reading while building vocabulary and language skills, giving children a head start when they enter kindergarten.

The Pulaski County Public Library is partnering with Neighborhood Forest to provide free trees for kids to plant during Earth Week!

The snow falling outside means it's time for Winter Reading! Readers of all ages, child through adult, can participate in this reading program.

We’ve crunched the numbers and found the most popular books at the library in 2024! Read on to find top ten lists in collections from Adult Fiction to Juvenile Non-Fiction to Easy Readers.

Ho ho ho!  Santa is stopping at the library to pose for pictures, listen to children's Christmas wishes, and spread holiday cheer.

Santa will visit the library on:

Giving Tuesday is December 3rd, and we have a full day of fun planned! We’ll have an open house, a craft, and even a real-life Minion!

It’s Dino-vember at the library!  Stop by our kids’ area throughout the month for fun books, crafts, and activities for children and families all about dinosaurs.

The Pulaski County Public Library will be at your favorite trick-or-treat locations around town on Monday, October 28th!

Twenty-seven people, young and old, attended Harry Potter Book Day recently at the library.

Participants made crafts with Jolie, interacted with the books, and enjoyed other Harry Potter activities.

The Stuttering Foundation has donated multiple books to the Pulaski County Public Library. Learn more about these titles or reserve a copy in our online catalog.

Stop by the library any day the week of October 14th for fun Fall Break Family Activities!

As we get ready for Halloween, we’re hosting two kids’ programs about animals that some people find a little spooky!

We’ve installed new doors in our entryways and new shelving in our Children’s Area, improving accessibility for all users! These projects were made possible through two $20,000 grants as part of the Libraries Transforming Communities initiative.