The Bellingham Public Library celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with books, films and more, that feature AAPI authors, characters, and experiences. Library staff have great recommendations and lists to get you started! Asian American and Pacific Islander Books for Adults Looking for an AAPI focused cookbook? We’ve got those, as well as … Read more
Register now for an in-person training opportunity with nationally-recognized speaker Ryan Dowd featuring “Skills for Interacting Confidently and Compassionately with Individuals in Crisis.” Dowd will present two, free training sessions on Friday, May 20 at Mount Baker Theatre Mainstage in Bellingham. Participants can choose either a morning session 8 am – noon or an afternoon … Read more
The Bellingham Public Library Board of Trustees seeks candidates to fill a vacancy on the board. The successful candidate will serve the remainder of 2022, and will then be eligible for reappointment for a full 5-year term pending City Council approval. A first review of applications will begin May 23, 2022. The Board of Trustees is … Read more
Bellingham Public Library is excited to present free, in-person Storytimes at the Mall for children ages birth to 5 years old with an adult caregiver. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, April 19 – May 25, multiple 30-minute sessions of stories, songs and engagement will be offered inside a space at Bellis Fair Mall, near the Play … Read more
The Bellingham Public Library is planning to resume our Tech Basics Coaching program for adults in 2022 and we are seeking volunteers to assist. Volunteers should have basic tech expertise and the desire to share it one-on-one, although we will teach you about library digital resources if needed. Volunteers must be available on Wednesdays from … Read more
April is National Poetry Month, and the Bellingham Public Library has hundreds of books and films filled with great poetry for all ages. Along with the written word, art and photography capture the beauty and poetry of the natural world and human imagination. Creative expression in all forms is something to celebrate and enjoy. Poetry … Read more
March is National Women’s History Month, and the Bellingham Public Library has a fantastic assortment of materials to bring women’s life stories, achievements, and challenges to light. Celebrate and learn with us! Women’s History Books for Adults Women are trailblazers, visionaries, mothers, doctors, politicians, activists, artists, sports figures, and much more! Their stories reflect the … Read more
With welcome news that COVID-19 case counts are in decline in our community, Bellingham Public Library returned to in-person service at all branches on Tues., Feb. 15. We thank you for your continued patience and look forward to seeing you at the Library! Current hours are: Central Library Fairhaven and Barkley branches Curbside pickup continues … Read more
As a proactive measure, to help ensure public and staff safety during the current surge of the COVID-19 Omicron variant in our community, and in alignment with the City’s announcement it is adjusting some services, Bellingham Public Library has temporarily pivoted to a Curbside-only service model beginning Tuesday, Jan. 18. Curbside appointments are available at the … Read more
January is traditionally a time for renewal, and an opportunity to focus on health and wellbeing. This January, as we continue to navigate a pandemic, use your Library card to find a wide variety of health and wellness resources available for free in print, video and digital formats through Bellingham Public Library. Health and Wellness … Read more
Commemorate Indigenous Peoples' Day with a screening of "Daughter of a Lost Bird" and Q&A with protagonist Kendra Mylnechuk Potter & director Brooke Pepion Swaney. This free event is Oct. 10 from 5-8pm at @WhatcomCC.
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Indigenous Peoples' Day
Join in community as we commemorate Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
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