Duluth Public Library

Who doesn't love all things glitter and rainbows?

Here's another great Halloween event at the library's main branch!

They are celebrating Independence day along with other city offices and will be closed on July 4th.

Learn about the moon landing and future plans for it's exploration.

The Duluth Public Library is holding 2 separate events this week for kids who love LEGOS!

With kids starting to get out of school this week, the Duluth Public Library has a busy schedule to give them a place to go.

You may already have a Duluth Public Library card that allows you borrow books and enjoy all the amenities of they have to offer, so you might not be interested in upgrading to one of the two new designs.  However, if you have children, this would be a great way to put a little spark in that summer time reading interest.

I blogged about the unique holiday cookie exchange that I did recently and everyone seemed to like the idea.  Well, here's another idea that I think is grand and wonder why it wasn't thought of sooner!  A holiday recipe exchange!  Thanks to the Duluth Public Library you can get some new recipes your family will love that has been tested and loved by another family.  Who wants to share?

Go green with more than your tree this year!  Have you ever felt guilty to read a Christmas Card and toss it to the side?  Think about it, someone thought you special enough to buy, write, address and spend money on a stamp to wish you a happy holiday.  Feel guilty no longer, instead upcycle or reuse your Christmas cards.  Learn how with the Duluth Public Library.

Sam and I were there as The Duluth Public Library Celebrated Harry Potter. There were maps, scavenger hunts, potions, a costume contest, and featured a Harry Potter movie. There was a good turn out as kids were treated to all sorts of themes from the popular Harry Potter movies.

Now that we are in the month of April, tax deadline is just a couple of weeks away, have you finished your taxes? If you still do them long hand, you can no longer get tax forms at libraries. Minnesota Tax forms are pretty much obolete, people can print them from websites and tax programs.

In a Minnesota first, the Duluth Public Library announced the launch of the Duluth Public Seed Lending Library. Library Manager Carla Powers announced that beginning in Spring 2014 Duluth Public Library customers may borrow seeds to grow in their gardens. People will be asked to save a portion of the seeds for themselves and return a portion to the seed library.