Bellingham Public Library presents the following programs for adults and children in December 2023. Locations are noted for each program, including the Central Library, the Bellis Fair Branch, the Fairhaven Library Branch and online. For more information see BellinghamPublicLibrary.org. All programs are free of charge. Adult Programs Little Looms Saturday, December 2, 12:00 – 3:00pm SkillShare … Read more
Bellingham Public Library presents the following programs for adults and children in November 2023. Locations are noted for each program, including the Central Library, the Bellis Fair Branch, the Fairhaven Library Branch and online. For more information see BellinghamPublicLibrary.org. All programs are free of charge. Adult Programs Library Basics Tech Coaching* Wednesdays, November 1, 8, 15, … Read more
Bellingham Public Library presents the following programs for adults and children in October 2023. Locations are noted for each program, including the Central Library, the Bellis Fair Branch, the Fairhaven Library Branch and online. For more information see BellinghamPublicLibrary.org. All programs are free of charge. Adult Programs Opportunity Council: Community Resource Connections Tuesdays, October 3, 17, … Read more
Bellingham Public Library presents the following programs for adults and children in September 2023. Locations are noted for each program, including the Central Library, the Bellis Fair Branch, the Fairhaven Library Branch and online. For more information see BellinghamPublicLibrary.org. All programs are free of charge. Adult Programs Ideal Option Substance Use Disorder Info Fridays, September 1, … Read more
Bellingham Public Library presents the following programs for adults and children in August 2023. Locations are noted for each program, including the Central Library, Bellis Fair Mall, other offsite locations and online. For more information see BellinghamPublicLibrary.org. All programs are free of charge Adult Programs All Hands Whatcom: An Evening with Sam Quinones Tuesday, August 1, … Read more
More than 100 local kids are spending their vacation days making craft items to sell at two Children’s Craft Fairs hosted by Bellingham Public Library this summer. The community is invited to support these young entrepreneurs by attending the festive events on Friday, July 28, 11:00 am to 1:00 pm outside the Central Library in … Read more
To encourage local dialogue on the topic of fentanyl, meth and opioid use, Bellingham Public Library is partnering with All Hands Whatcom on multiple free events, and circulating numerous print copies of The Least of Us: True Tales of America and Hope in the Time of Fentanyl and Meth by author Sam Quinones.. Author Event … Read more
Summer is here, the sun is shining, the kids are out of school and the library has all the books you could possibly want for leisurely reading! We’ve got great lists and recommendations to get you started, and don’t forget to visit us in person to browse our “Beach Reads” displays in July and grab … Read more
Bellingham Public Library presents the following programs for adults and children in July 2023. Locations are noted for each program, including the Central Library, Bellis Fair Mall, Fairhaven Park and online. For more information see BellinghamPublicLibrary.org. All programs are free of charge. Adult & Teen Programs Library Basics Tech Coaching Wednesdays, July 5, 12, 19, 26, … Read more
Bellingham Public Library presents the following programs for adults and children in June 2023. Locations are noted for each program, including the Central Library, Bellis Fair Mall, and online. For more information see BellinghamPublicLibrary.org. All programs are free of charge. Adult & Teen Programs Free Digital Resources with Goodwill Connect Thursdays, June 1, 8, 15, 22, … Read more
Miranda, our Library Events Coordinator recommends "The Many Daughters of Afong Moy" by Jamie Ford for APIDA Month.
“This fascinating book of historical and future fiction takes you through eight matrilineal generations following the arrival of Afong Moy, known as the first woman to immigrate from China to the U.S. Through the interwoven stories of Afong Moy and her descendants, we learn how inherited trauma of ancestors can impact the lives of their descendants at the cellular level. The action all leads up to one woman’s attempt to change the outcomes for her daughter.”
Request a copy of "The Many Daughters of Afong Moy" today!
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Miranda, our Library Events Coordinator recommends "The Many Daughters of Afong Moy" by Jamie Ford for APIDA Month.
“This fascinating book of historical and future fiction takes you through eight matrilineal generations following the arrival of Afong Moy, known as the first woman to immigrate from China to the U.S. Through the interwoven stories of Afong Moy and her descendants, we learn how inherited trauma of ancestors can impact the lives of their descendants at the cellular level. The action all leads up to one woman’s attempt to change the outcomes for her daughter.”
Request a copy of "The Many Daughters of Afong Moy" today!
#bellinghamlibrary #bellinghamwa #librarylove #readmorebooks #APIDAmonth #apidamonth #AAPIMonth #aapimonth #representationmatters ... See MoreSee Less
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