Take Your Child to the Library Day is an international initiative designed to encourage families to visit their local libraries. 

Celebrate the magic of reading with us on March 2nd for Read Across America Day! 

Dive into enchanting stories, discover new adventures, and share the joy of reading with friends and family. This special day, inspired by Dr. Seuss's birthday, is all about fostering a love for books and building a community of readers.

Return Borrowed Books Week is to raise awareness about the importance of returning library books on time, ensuring that everyone in the community has access to the library's resources.

International Children's Book Day is a global celebration that underscores the vital role of books in children's development and education. It's a day to celebrate the power of storytelling and the impact of children's literature on fostering a lifelong love of reading.

School librarians do far more than manage books — they help students discover new interests, build confidence as readers, and feel at home in their school community. Today we celebrate the librarians who greet every child with curiosity, encouragement, and a genuine love of learning. Their work strengthens classrooms, supports teachers, and creates welcoming spaces where every student can grow.

National Library Week in 2027 will be celebrated from April 11 to April 17.