Library staff are planning for a fun new program – a Stuffed Animal Sleepover! Stay tuned for more details soon.
Need to print something at the library? Now you can send documents to print@chestercountylibrary.net for printing. Library staff will respond with the price of the copies. Please specify if you want multiple copies or color copies. Black and white copies are $0.15 a page and color copies are $0.25 a page. We can accept cash or check only.
Stay tuned for the announcement of three new technology classes offered for free: Excel for Beginners, How to Use and Navigate the Libby App, and How to Use TEL.
The Chester County Library is proud to announce that it is the recipient of a grant in the amount of $6,060 from Southwest Electric’s Community for Change grant. This grant is being used to purchase a new shelf for the children’s section which will exclusively house leveled readers (I Can Read, Step Into Reading, etc.), the digitization of some of our TN room materials, updating our juvenile biography collection, and the purchase of prizes and program materials for our 2023 Summer Reading Program.
How to donate to the Building Fund
The library accepts cash or check donations that can be specified for use for the library building fund. With the recent news of our upcoming expansion, we appreciate any donations.
Donations of $100 or more will earn you a leaf on our tree plaque in the library. Donations of $1,000 or more will earn you a plaque to go on the wall in our library.
Upcoming events at the library
• Teen Advisory Board – Thursday, Feb. 23, from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm in the library conference room. During this meeting, teens will have the opportunity to join Mrs. Olivia for a book tasting! You don’t want to miss this great opportunity. What is TAB? A group of teens 12-17 who enjoy reading and/or using the library.
What do they do? Teens sit down with the director monthly and discuss what kinds of programs, books, DVDs, and audiobooks that they would like to see at our library. We also have an activity each month. Some activities we have held so far are origami, a scavenger hunt, and ramen noodle bowls.
Where do we meet? In the conference room of the library. Meeting is also available virtually. Visit our events calendar on our website for virtual meeting information.
Don’t forget to invite a friend!!
• Storytime – Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 10 a.m., theme: friendship; craft: friendship necklaces.
