This month, the PPLD Foundation is hosting a program that will give kids hands-on experience exploring ways to give back to their community from volunteering to making donations. Kids age 7 and up are invited to join them for I Can Be a Philanthropist! https://t.co/vioCjKTmDJ

Whether you want to read up on the northern lights or other topics, stop by the library. We have such a wide range of topics to explore!

The last All Pikes Peak Reads author visit of the year is this Saturday with Jonathan Case (author of Little Monarchs). While we gear up for it, enjoy an article from District Discovery about Butterflies Are Pretty...Gross author Rosemary Mosco https://t.co/nbOKFtQNPG

Tickets are on sale for the Shivers Concert Series Fall Concert 2025 happening on Fri., Nov. 21! These vibrant concerts raise funds for the Shivers Fund at PPLD, which supports both the African American collection at PPLD & the arts. Learn more: https://t.co/TAE93rQ8db

Thanks for joining us for the Meg Long author visit over the weekend! The All Pikes Peak Reads fun continues this Saturday (Nov. 15) with Jonathan Case, author of the graphic novel Little Monarchs! Join us at Library 21c at 11 a.m. Learn more at https://t.co/2nVzNi1fNj

Join PPLD as it celebrates taking ownership of Ruth Holley Library and its commitment to providing sustainable access to library services and resources in this community. Celebrate with us at Ruth Holley Library on Wed., Nov. 12 from noon - 1 p.m. https://t.co/mQfmT6Ncs7

If you stacked the number of physical books checked out from PPLD in 2024 end-to-end, it would be 515 miles long. That's like hiking Barr Trail to the summit 40 times! Find out more about how the Library has served our community in the latest CEO Report at https://t.co/qi96dXWxpb

If you have ever said you need unlimited money so you can keep buying books, then we have really good news for you related to your library card. Unlimited books to fit your current budget! #PublicLibrary #Library #Reading #Books

Thanks for joining us today for the Meg Long author visit! Looking for even more enriching community experiences this month? Here are a few author talks we have coming up just this month. Find details and registration links at https://t.co/SbKneaV26q

Presenting some of the art teens have put up in one of our Teen Centers recently. Library teen spaces give local teens a safe place to hang out where they don't have to spend any money. They can use computers for fun or schoolwork, browse books, break out a boardgame, and more.

Name a book you did a book report on for school! Registration is open now for Homeschool Book Blast. Homeschoolers in grades K - 12 can prepare a creative project to tell the world about a favorite book. Learn more and register at https://t.co/0jG6VfcNiD

Hey! You! Scrolling the social medias! Know what you could be scrolling instead? Your library's online catalog to find your next checkout, whether it is a book, board game, DVD, video game, Discovery Kit, museum pass, or other item. Go now!

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Find out what these have in common Saturday (Nov. 8) at the All Pikes Peak Reads visit with Meg Long, author of Cold the Night, Fast the Wolves. Learn about finding real-world story inspiration and what it’s like to write with ADHD. East Library at 11 a.m. https://t.co/2nVzNi1NCR

The PPLD Cares food drive starts today at all Library locations to help support local families and food banks. We're teaming up with Care and Share Food Bank for Southern Colorado. Bring non-perishable food donations to any PPLD location. Learn more at https://t.co/Uy7PVi2nyn

Kids can learn about giving back to their community during I Can Be a Philanthropist! The PPLD Foundation will host this interactive event where children will learn about ways they can give back such as making donations and volunteering. Learn more at https://t.co/vioCjKTmDJ

It's #NationalFamilyLiteracyDay. Reading together is quality family time that supports children's literacy. It builds their vocabulary, problem-solving, & listening skills. It opens a dialogue between parents/caregivers & their children & helps set them up for future success.

We understand makerspace FOMO-- that feeling you get looking through the makerspace windows watching people make things. Kiss your FOMO goodbye during our Winter Makerspace Open Houses! The 1st is tomorrow (Nov. 1) at Library 21c. See the full schedule at https://t.co/gaxcYjMeyT

The BOOmobile stopped by a school yesterday for spooky Storytime. Storytimes provide engaging learning experiences. Not only does reading to kids help build literacy and a love of reading, but these experiences also help build social skills and confidence. Music by HoliznaPATREON

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