Building on their long-standing partnership with the library, the Rotary Club of Sierra Madre donated more than 50 children’s fiction books to the Sierra Madre Public Library in August 2012.
The books will be located in the recently remodeled and newly named Rotary Children’s Library.
Reading was big in Sierra Madre this summer, as 377 children, 48 teens and more than 90 adults signed up for the Sierra Madre Public Library’s popular annual Summer Reading Program, “Dream Big, Read”!
Registration is now open for Sierra Madre Public Library’s popular Parent/Child workshop series, slated for September 6, 13, 20, 27, and October 4 2012.
If you are one of the many area residents who will travel to one or more of the 397 national parks, monuments, battlefields, and historic sites in the National Park system, then you need to start your trip at the Sierra Madre Public Library. Christopher K. Jarvi, former Associate Director for Partnerships and Visitor Experience for the National Park Service (NPS), will share little known facts and unique personal stories 10 A.M. - 11 A.M. on Saturday, July 14 at the Sierra Madre Public Library.
Rob Stockly, Vice Chair of Sierra Madre Library Board of Trustees
shares his story about the Library's eReader workshops. He
explains how easy it is to download
free eBooks to his iPad or any
eReader device from the Library's eBook collection.
Donna Singer was the lucky winner of a Kindle Fire eReader in the Sierra Madre Public Library Adult Summer Reading Program.
Calling the young, and young at heart, to join the Ukulady at the Sierra Madre Public Library Monday, July 23 at 10 a.m. Join in as she sings songs to promote fearlessness, friendship, and the Downfall of Evil.
In 1985, the American Library Association (ALA) launched the READ™ campaign which has proven immensely effective in promoting literacy among all age groups.