On Thursday, October 9th, the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library will be closed for one day so staff members can review the system’s strategic plan, service priorities and goals for patron service.
All Seattle Public Library (SPL) card holders, ages 18 and up, are invited to enter the SPL’s first ever e-book self-publishing contest. Using Smashwords, local writers can publish their book, and then submit the e-book to the Library for consideration, by 11:59p on Wednesday, October 15th.
For the next month, July 7 – August 8, visitors to the lovely and historic Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library should be aware that the main floor public restroom will be closed for remodeling.
On Saturday, May 3rd, at 1p, at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, Master Gardner and Beekeeper Paul Bryant will talk about pollinators – the insects and animals that collect and spread pollen, and make our flowers grow.
An informal, informational meeting has been scheduled for Saturday, April 19th from 11a – 12:30p at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library on a development proposed for 743 N 35th Street.
On Monday, April 7th, at 6:30p, the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library welcomes another in the quarterly poetry series of local poets reading from their original works, and audience members engaging in a discussion with these published poets about their works.
On Saturday, January 11th, the Central Seattle Public Library, at 1000 Fourth Avenue in Downtown Seattle, will welcome Seahawks fans looking for a new, family friendly place to watch the all-important playoff game between the Seattle Seahawks and the New Orleans Saints.
On Monday, January 6th, at 6:30p, the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library will welcome three local poets – Jessica Gigot, Ann Batchelor Hursey and Sigrun Susan Lane – for the enjoyment of all.
Seattle Public Library (SPL) invites patrons to participate in an on-line survey from December 1st – December 21st. The survey is intended for SPL leadership to learn and better understand how our community uses technology.
The Seattle Aquarium has joined the Seattle Public Library (SPL) Museum Pass Program. This program allows patrons of the SPL System to use their library card to check out free museum passes.
