Library News

Show Your Love for the Library During Library Lovers Month

February is Library Lovers Month! Dedicate a heart with a name or special message for $1, $5, or $10. Your donation will help fund Summer Reading, and your heart will be put on display as a celebration of community support for the library!

Get Ready to Celebrate Earth Week: Register your child for a free tree!

We are happy to announce our participation in Neighborhood Forest's 17th Annual Free Tree Program as part of our Earth Week celebrations this April!

Most Popular Books of 2025

The results are in! We've tallied up the checkouts and identified the most borrowed books at the library in 2025. Explore our top ten lists spanning everything from Young Adult Fiction to Adult Non-Fiction to Easy Readers.

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Winter Reading 2026

It’s time for Winter Reading! Readers of all ages, child through adult, can participate.

Kids can sign up for Winter Reading at the children’s desk. We will have winter-themed reading lists, activities, crafts, and more throughout the program.

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Résumé Revival

Ready to refresh your résumé for 2026? Join us for Résumé Revival with WorkOne on Friday, January 16th.

Choose your session: 11:00-12:30 or 5:15-6:45 p.m.

Winter Break at the Library

Looking for fun things to do with the family over Winter Break? Visit the library!

Santa Claus Is Coming to the Library

Ho ho ho! Santa is visiting the library, and he can't wait to meet you. Come snap a photo with the jolly guy himself, tell him what's on your Christmas wish list, and celebrate the season with us.

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"Every Brick Counts" – Support the Library!

During this season of giving, “Every Brick Counts” in building a stronger community through the Pulaski County Public Library Foundation. Donate to support local literacy programs and library services!

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Turkeys, Sandhill Cranes at November Kids’ Programs

This month’s children’s nature programs are for the birds – or at least, bird lovers!

On Nov. 5th at 3:00 p.m., Ellen from Tippecanoe River State Park will present All About Turkeys with hands-on activities.

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PCPL to Receive $10,000 Gift from Carnegie Corporation of New York

The Pulaski County Public Library has been awarded a $10,000 gift from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, celebrating America's 250th anniversary and honoring the library's historic 1916 Carnegie building.

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"Wands at the Ready!" Harry Potter Magic Show

Wingardium Leviosa! Magician Rusty Ammerman will be bringing the wizarding world to life at the library on Saturday, Nov. 15th with “Wands at the Ready,” a magical performance set in the Harry Potter universe.

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Hallow's Eve Fest at the Library

Bring your family to the library on Thursday, October 30th, 3:30-5:30 for outdoor games, free food, pumpkin painting, and more at our Hallow's Eve Fest!

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The Journey Back: A Holocaust Survivor VR Experience

Walk alongside Holocaust survivors as they share their stories of resilience and survival with "The Journey Back," an immersive 360-degree virtual reality (VR) program at the Pulaski County Public Library.

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Spooktacular Fall Break at the Library

From painting pumpkins to meeting live animals, join us at the library any day the week of October 13th for spooktacular Fall Break Family Activities!

Meet Spooky (but Friendly!) Animals at the Library

Join us for a special visit from Humane Indiana Wildlife & Rehabilitation Center and their amazing animal ambassadors! Kids and families will meet live animals including Casper the Barn Owl, Oscar the Skunk, Flapjack the Opossum, and more on Saturday, October 18th at 10:00 a.m.