Euclid Public Library's Summer Reading Program for all ages goes online this year! Starting Wednesday, May 1, families, teens, and adults can pre-register for Summer Reading using our new online platform fueled by Beanstack.
May the fourth be with you this Free Comic Book Day! Join us on Saturday, May 4 for Free Comic Book Day 2019 from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM! We will give away exclusive free comics made just for today starting at 10:00 AM. Stop by the Children’s and Teen areas around 1:00 PM for festivities, including video games, movies, contests, crafts, and giveaways. All ages, no registration required!
The Boards of the Euclid Public Library Foundation and Friends of the Euclid Public Library are actively seeking new members. Board members share a common goal to stimulate interest in the library, its many services, activities, and needs.
Open Mic Poetry Night
Why is the library on the ballot this May?
On Tuesday, May 7, the Euclid Public Library will ask residents to renew its current 5.6 mill five-year operating levy that supports services and programming for more than 47,000 residents in the City of Euclid.
In 1919, the Nineteenth Amendment to the U. S. Constitution granting women the right to vote was adopted by Congress and sent to the states for ratification. We celebrate this historic event with a dramatic recreation of the life of Susan B. Anthony brought to us by Women in History. Join us for lunch and meet abolitionist, reformer and activist Anthony who was a leader in the movement for women’s suffrage. Tickets are available in the library beginning Monday, February 25 for $12/members and $15/nonmembers. Call (216) 261-5300 for more details.
Augmented Reality for Teens
Arm Chair Travel: Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Tuesday, February 5
2:00 PM / Lake Room
Euclid Public Library now offers LibCal, a new online meeting room reservation platform patrons can use to schedule meeting rooms remotely. Euclid Public Library and CLEVNET cardholders can book and check the availability of meeting rooms at EPL any time of day from any computer or mobile device.
This May, the Euclid Public Library will ask residents to renew its current 5.6 mill five-year operating levy that supports services and programming for more than 47,000 residents in the City of Euclid.
Thursday, February 21
Author Visit: Mindy McGinnis
Wednesday, January 16
6:30 PM / Lake Room
The Boards of the Euclid Public Library Foundation and Friends of the Euclid Public Library are actively seeking new members. Board members share a common goal to stimulate interest in the library, its many services, activities, and needs.
The Euclid Public Library offers monthly delivery and pickup of library materials for Euclid residents who are unable to leave their homes. This service is free and available to residents of any age or income level who are homebound. Whether a person is homebound temporarily, such as someone recovering from surgery, or a permanent shut-in, we can bring library service to his or her door.
Euclid Public Library now offers LibCal, a new online meeting room reservation platform patrons can use to schedule meeting rooms remotely. Euclid Public Library and CLEVNET cardholders can book and check the availability of meeting rooms at EPL any time of day from any computer or mobile device.
Coloring Therapy for the Holiday
The Boards of the Euclid Public Library Foundation and Friends of the Euclid Public Library are actively seeking new members. Board members share a common goal to stimulate interest in the library, its many services, activities, and needs.
The Euclid Public Library Foundation is partnering with AmazonSmile to help raise funds. A percentage of every purchase you make on smile.amazon.com will be donated back to the library! To shop at AmazonSmile simply go to smile.amazon.com from the web browser on your computer or mobile device. Tens of millions of products on AmazonSmile are eligible for donations. You will see eligible products marked “Eligible for AmazonSmile donation” on their product detail pages. On your first visit to AmazonSmile, you need to select the “Euclid Public Library Foundation” before you begin shopping. Amazon will remember your selection, and then every eligible purchase you make will result in a donation. AmazonSmile will donate 0.5% of the purchase price from your eligible purchases.
Euclid Public Library now offers LibCal, a new online meeting room reservation platform patrons can use to schedule meeting rooms remotely. Euclid Public Library and CLEVNET cardholders can book and check the availability of meeting rooms at EPL any time of day from any computer or mobile device.
This #GivingTuesday, the Euclid Public Library Foundation will celebrate giving by hosting a special social media campaign to bring awareness to all the many ways the Euclid Public Library supports our community.
Dust off your spatulas! It's time for our annual cookie-baking contest on Saturday, November 10 sponsored by our Friends of the Library. Contestants can drop off their entries between 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM. Judging will begin promptly at 1:00, and winners will be announced at 2:30 PM. Contestants will win two prizes for each category, the first prize of $50 and the second prize of $25. Drop off two dozen of your best cookies, an entry form, and a copy of your recipe to enter the contest. Entry forms are available at the library and on our website now. Limit one entry per person.
The Board of the Friends of the Euclid Public Library is actively seeking new members. Board members share a common goal to stimulate interest in the library, its many services, activities, and needs.
The Town of Bluestone
Discussion Series: How America Got Its Guns by William Briggs
Because of library champions like you, Euclid Public Library continues to transform lives through funding graciously donated to the Euclid Public Library Foundation. This is achieved through annual campaigns to increase awareness and raise monetary support for programming and services. In total, your year-end gifts have raised more than $16,000 in funding for programs, technology, author visits, and much more on behalf of the library since the campaign’s launch in 2016.
Lost Cleveland with Laura DeMarco
Congratulations to Board Trustee Jerry McPherson on his re-appointment to the Euclid Library Board. Euclid School District Board Members approved his term at the June 8, 2018, regular Board meeting. This will be a second 7-year term for Trustee McPherson, and we truly appreciate his dedication and service to the Euclid Public Library and our community.
Euclid Public Library will upgrade our telephone system this fall. Starting in September, new phones will be installed throughout the library. This means that our telephone extensions will change. Currently, we have a three-digit extension, but it will soon change to a four-digit extension. The main (2160 261-5300 will remain the same.
Please join EPL for a reading and talk with New York Times bestselling author Renée Watson on Tuesday, September 25, 2018, 6:30 PM in the Lake and Shore Rooms. Renée will discuss her life as an author, educator, and activist whose work centers around the lived experiences of black girls and women, and explores themes of home, identity, and the intersections of race, class, and gender. Renée's most recent young adult release, Piecing Me Together, just received the Coretta Scott King Award and a Newbery Honor. Renée will also read from her other acclaimed titles include Betty Before X, This Side of Home, and Harlem's Little Blackbird. No registration required but space is limited. Arrive on time to claim your spot. Doors will open at 6:00 PM.