Author Rosalie Spielman will be reading from the third book of her Hometown Mysteries series, Murder Comes Home at two LCLD branches: Moscow Public Library: Thursday, November 2 at 5:30pm Troy Community Library: Tuesday, November 8th at 6:00pm Rosalie Spielman is originally from Troy, Idaho and writes cozy mysteries. Her...
Idaho Family Reading Week is back in November! Each year, the Idaho Commission for Libraries puts together Idaho Family Reading Week to encourage families to explore literature together in new ways while growing literacy skills in youth of all ages. We're hosting our Kick Off Event on Saturday, November 4...
Author JoAnne Tompkins is coming to the Moscow Public Library to discuss her debut novel What Comes After in November. This program is a great way for our community to connect with amazing writers and hear about their process. You can put her book on hold through our catalog at valnet.org....
If you are turning 65 soon or are already on Medicare and want to learn more, come join the Idaho Department of Insurance Senior Health Insurance Benefits Advisors (SHIBA) to learn unbiased Medicare benefits information about Medicare Parts A & B, Part D (prescription drug plans), Part C (Advantage Plans),...
You asked for Death Cafés in the evening, and we listened! Our next session will be December 5 at 5:30pm. Those of you who have attended a Death Café have reported walking away feeling delighted and connected to your community. You've enjoyed having meaningful conversations. Although the people in the...
Open Make is back! Join us after school on Wednesdays at 3:30pm every week*. The Maker Cart is full of fun supplies with endless possibilities for creation! Supplies on the cart rotate, so there’s always something new to explore. What will you make? Youth under 8 must be accompanied by...
Join us at the Moscow Public Library on January 9th at 2:00 p.m. for the book discussion series, "Let's Talk About It." This series connects community members and scholars to discuss books that relate to a greater theme. Register beginning on December 1st to participate in a guided discussion about...
Community members are invited to bring their broken objects and a can-do spirit to the Moscow Public Library’s Repair Café on Sunday, January 14th from 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. at the 1912 Center, located at 412 East Third Street. Volunteer experts will share their skills with visitors to repair books,...
The Moscow Public Library presents a writing workshop in partnership with UI's Writing in the Schools program. This workshop is geared toward adults who are looking to explore their writing skills through themes of place and memory in a collaborative writing exercise, with time for solo writing. Join us at...
Our next session will be March 5 at 2:00pm. Those of you who have attended a Death Café have reported walking away feeling delighted and connected to your community. You've enjoyed having meaningful conversations. Although the people in the room start out as strangers, you're all very willing to talk...
Get ready to kick off the weekend with our new Second Saturday Family Storytime! Children 5 and under and their grownups are invited to join us on each second Saturday of the month at 10:30am* for stories, songs, and fun! Our Storytime events help promote early literacy skills in your...
Every Monday from 3:30 to 4:30 at the Moscow Public Library, children ages 8+ are invited to join us for Library Hour with Miss Katie! Youth Librarian, Katie Bouchard, will host different fun activities each week. What will we do this week? Dates we will not have Library Hour: January...