Library News

Every year the library hosts a Community Book Discussion during Banned Books Week. The book we’ll be discussing this year is Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult.  Free copies of the book are available at the library while supplies last (first come, first served).

Congratulations to Jacob, this year's youth Summer Reading grand prize winner! Jacob will be receiving a bicycle as his prize.

Thank you to everyone who participated in this year's "Books Bring Us Together" Summer Reading program!

Celebrate the end of Summer Reading with us with an ice cream party!

This program is for participants in our youth Summer Reading program "Book Bring Us Together" and their families only.

Come to the Farmers Market in downtown Winamac on Saturday, July 15th at 10:00 & 11:30 for a special Story Time outside on the courthouse lawn!

Stop by our booth, too!  The library will have a booth at the market on Saturdays in July.

Kids will use different types of blocks to create designs and solve puzzles at our Block Party! Mandy from Purdue Extension will lead kids in several block-based games.

Pulaski County Public Library Board of Trustees president Richard H. Mynark is the recipient of the 2023 ALA Trustee Citation.

The show is back on! Our “Circus of Imagination” puppet show for all ages has been rescheduled for Monday, July 10^th at 10:30 a.m.

Join the #BigLibraryRead digital book club! Borrow A Very Typical Family by Sierra Godfrey today with no waitlists or holds through OverDrive in the Libby app!

Create a vision board and bring your goals to life with Sandy Orsund, founder of the Union Wellness Boutique.

We’re reading the first chapter of a different upper elementary book in our children’s area on Fridays in June at 10:30.

If you like the first chapter, you can check out a copy for yourself to finish the story! We’ll have multiple copies of the book available for checkout.

Summer Reading is here!  The theme for this year's youth program is “Books Bring Us Together.”

The program runs from May 30^th to July 20^th.

Children ages 3–18 can take part in Summer Reading.