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 Your Library is Getting Spruced Up!
Even libraries need a makeover sometimes! This April, we're rolling out the new carpet (literally!) and breaking out the paint brushes to give your favorite library space some well-deserved TLC. After faithfully serving our community since 2006 with the same trusty carpet and paint, it's time for a little freshening up!
Don't worry - we wouldn't dream of completely ghosting you during our beauty transformation! While the main library might be closed for our carpet and paint refresher, we've set up limited hours and services in our lobby. You can still:
- Pick up your holds
- Browse through new and popular items
- Return materials
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Storytime At WOW! Children's Museum
Ages 3-5 and caregivers Wednesday, 4/23 | 3 p.m. Learn More
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Storytime On Tour: Where to Find Us!
Storytime is hitting the road this April! Join us for all the same tales, giggles, and fun while our Library gets its spring refresh. Here's where the fun is happening:
Family Storytime: Superior Community Center For children birth-5 and caregivers (best for ages 2-5) When: Tuesdays at 9:00 AM Where: Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Rd)
Family Storytime: Steinbaugh (Outdoor) For children birth-5 and caregivers (best for ages 2-5) When: Wednesdays at 10:15 AM Special note: On 4/16, Family Storytime will be at 11 AM Where: Steinbaugh Pavilion (824 Front St)
Toddler Storytime: Steinbaugh (Outdoor) For toddlers 18-36 months and caregivers When: Thursdays at 10:15 AM Where: Steinbaugh Pavilion (824 Front St)
Music & Movement: Steinbaugh (Outdoor) Ages 2-5 & caregivers When: Fridays at 10:15 AM Where: Steinbaugh Pavilion (824 Front St)
Rain or shine, the fun must go on!
In the event of snow or freezing weather, a cancellation notice will be on the Library's website calendar by 9 a.m.
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The Library Foundation Invites You to Become a FRIEND of the Library!
Friends believe that the library is central to our community and have made a commitment to help sustain its mission to provide a welcoming place to connect, discover, and grow. Every contribution enhances free access to learning, connection and opportunity for all.
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Teen Summer Squad
As a Summer Squad volunteer, you'll provide friendly assistance for our Reading Program, help with crafts and keeping the Children's area organized, and earn valuable volunteer hours. For teens ages 13-17. Applications are available beginning April 1. Applications are due May 2.
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 Calling All Local Businesses!
The Louisville Public Library's annual Local Business Scavenger Hunt is back, offering an exciting opportunity to boost foot traffic and community engagement during this year's Summer Reading Challenge. Last year, over 1,900 participants visited local businesses, creating a vibrant connection between our library and local businesses. Don't miss out – register by Friday, May 9, to be part of this community-wide event!
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 First Friday Festivities Downtown!
The Library will be closed for our refresh this month, but we encourage everyone to enjoy the vibrant downtown scene! Enjoy a delightful evening of curated shopping, live music, and beautiful art. Treat yourself to refreshing drinks and delicious bites at local establishments as you explore what our wonderful community has to offer.
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Upcoming Cultural Services Events
First Friday at the Museum: Quilts
Friday, 4/4 | 6–8 p.m. | Historical Museum (1001 Main St.) Join the Museum during Louisville's First Friday for an open house and tours of our historic buildings. View quilts from Louisville's past and learn how women joined together in sewing groups to make light work of this handicraft.
World Music Series
Friday, 4/28 | 7–8 p.m. | Center for the Arts (801 Grant Ave.) Yoko Hiraoka, with a slide presentation, brings the stories to life as they have been sung for centuries, with singing voice and a dynamic and expressive biwa accompaniment. This is a free program, but registration is required.
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 Travel the globe without leaving your chair
Explore cultures with CultureGrams, delve into world news with Access World News, or brush up on a new language with Mango Languages.
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