September is Library Card Sign-Up Month. Plus: voter registration, Hispanic Heritage Month reads, and what to stream this weekend.
💳 Get a Library Card!
September is Library Card Sign-up Month! Your library card is still one of the best free things going in North Central Washington. It opens up books and audiobooks, streaming movies and music, homework help, job and career resources, tech skills classes, and free programs at all 30 of our locations and on our website, plus the Bookmobile and Mail Order Library.
Whether you're picking up a new hobby, hunting for your next great read, or helping a kid through a science fair project, it all starts with a card.
Sign up online or stop by your local branch and we'll get you set up.
September is National Voter Registration Month. Washington State's general election is November 3, and it's a great time to check that your voter registration is current, especially if you've moved or changed your name since the last election.
Register to vote or update your information online at www.sos.wa.gov/elections, and library staff can help you get there if you'd rather use one of our computers.
Homework help, live tutors, research databases, practice tests, language learning, plus books, public computers, and printing at every branch. All free with a library card.
From Sept. 15 – Oct. 15, and all year long, we're celebrating the voices, stories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans, including the families who've shaped North Central Washington for generations.
Kick back this Labor Day weekend with Kanopy. Explore thousands of films, documentaries, and series, free with your library card. No ads, no subscription, no extra fee.
Relax with a book this Labor Day weekend. Whether you're resting in the shade or enjoying a long walk, take the library with you anywhere. Check out our digital collection in the Libby app.
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