Chamber Muse: The Bright Morningstar
Enjoy a concert featuring pieces for violin and harpsichord by composers including Heinrich Biber, J.S. Bach and Johann Heinrich Schmelzer.
As of November 21, Library members can access their accounts, return materials, place and pickup holds.
See available servicesAs of November 21, Library members can access their accounts, return materials, place and pickup holds.
See available servicesThe Library is currently offering a variety of drop-in programs for all ages. Visit to your nearest Library location for details.
Memorial Park Library | December 6 | 2:00 pm
Enjoy a concert featuring pieces for violin and harpsichord by composers including Heinrich Biber, J.S. Bach and Johann Heinrich Schmelzer.
Central Library | December 7 | 1:00 pm
Share in the joy of storytelling and the spirit of the season at the Mayor's Holiday Storytime.
Multiple Locations | All Ages | Multiple dates
The weather outside may be frightful, but the Library is still delightful! The Library's annual Winter Wonderland will feature seasonal fun during the month of December.
Babies and Toddlers
Cold weather got you down? Get excited about this snowy season by cuddling close and diving into these delightful picture books.
Adults
Snowy days and warm evenings are the perfect time to celebrate with quiet conversation or lively gatherings. These books will help you plan and prepare for the chilly season ahead.
Kids grades K-3
Let's celebrate winter weather with great stories in snowy settings.
Indigenous
Celebrate the diversity of Indigenous cultures with books by First Nations, Métis and Inuit authors.
Kids Grades 4-6
Is there anything as cozy as curling up with a feel-good book on a snowy day? Find some great picks here to snuggle up with. Just add cocoa!
Adults
Whether you're in the mood for something fatally funny, a culinary crime, or senior sleuths, this list will be sure to keep you cozy as you do some armchair investigating.
Teens
Enjoy the books with daggers on the cover and love or kill in the story.
Indigenous
These Indigenous writers envision a future beyond the apocalypse, whether it is an imagined, historical, or real world.