The Yolo County Library is offering various activities during National Library Week, which runs from April 6 to April 12. The week encourages community members to explore library services, including books, digital materials, educational programs, and technology resources like makerspaces and Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics activities. According to the Yolo County, the event encourages residents to reconnect with library services, “from books and digital resources to job assistance and creative programming.”
National Library Week focuses on the role of libraries in communities. Yolo County Library is taking part by showing how libraries support learning and creativity. Services include free Wi-Fi, eBooks, storytimes for children, and career workshops for job seekers.
Yolo County Library is celebrating National Library Week, an annual event established in 1958 by the American Library Association to recognize the contributions of libraries across the United States. As part of the observance, the library is featuring the message "Libraries are the heart of thriving communities" and inviting the public to participate in a 'Library Love' display by sharing personal stories. Additional information is available on the Yolo County Library website and social media channels.
