The largest writing event in the world – NaNoWriMo – returns to Bellingham next month, and the Bellingham Public Library is providing dozens of events for beginning and veteran NaNo participants.
We’re looking for local authors and writing instructors to help us celebrate National Novel Writing Month in November at the Bellingham Public Library.
Do you have a baby, toddler or preschooler in your life? You are that child’s first and best teacher!
Can you name a non-profit organization in Bellingham that has contributed nearly half a million dollars to our community in the past five years, with no paid staff and few administrative costs?
A new reference collection of more than 500 titles focusing on art and regional history is now accessible to community members and Whatcom County researchers, thanks to a partnership between the Whatcom Museum and the Bellingham Public Library, and generous donations to the Museum.
The Bellingham Public Library and Whatcom County Library System now offer thousands of movies, television shows, music albums and audiobooks, all available for mobile and online access through a new service provided by hoopla digital.
The Bellingham Public Library is hosting a free lecture series in April exploring issues of injustice and intolerance in our Bellingham and Whatcom County communities.
Bellingham Public Library Director Pam Nyberg Kiesner recently was elected to chair the Library Council of Washington, an organization dedicated to promoting access to library services throughout the state.
Do you have skills you are willing to share? The Bellingham Public Library invites you to present free SkillShare workshops at the Central Library.
The Fairhaven Branch of the Bellingham Public Library is participating in “Mr. Carnegie’s Grand Tour of Washington and Oregon,” a self-directed road trip celebrating Carnegie Library buildings intended for history buffs and library lovers.
Children ages 6 – 12 can sign up to read to an adorable dog at our upcoming Dog Day Afternoons on August 21 and 28! Each child will have 30 minutes to read aloud to a dog, or you can team up with a sibling for your 30 minute session. Each dog has passed behavioral training and will be with their owner, a Humane Society volunteer. Sadly, Dog Day Afternoons is only for kids, although we know there are many adults who would also LOVE to read to an adorable and (sometimes) attentive dog.
Note: Registration is required and is for both dates. Sign up online or call 360-778-7200 and your 30 minute timeslot will be emailed to you before the first date.
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