Programs
Financial Fitness Begins Soon
The Library is offering a free 6-part class about Financial Fitness — strategies for saving money, for retirement strategies, for budget making and more. Call today — 373-9018 — to register, as seating is limited! All ages are welcome; it’s never too early or too late to learn about money. Plus, dinner is served! Class…
Read MoreNovember is Here
NewsletterNovember2018 I’m a little behind, telling you that November is here. You may have already noticed. But you don’t yet know what fabulous things lie in store for you at your local Piedmont Public Library, and that’s why I’m here right now: to tell you. I even made a newsletter as a visual aid. Click…
Read MoreSummer Reading 2018 starts June 5
School’s out and the Library is IN! First: don’t forget to come in for your summer reading log. For every day that you read 20 minutes, you earn a sticker. In a week you will have collected 7 stickers for redemption toward a prize from our awesome summer reading prize store. You could earn up…
Read MoreFebruary is Here!
Who needs a ground hog around here? Thanks to the lack of bad weather, everything on the prairie can see its shadow right now. Lots of sunshine, temperate days, and no snow anywhere. Kind of looks like spring has already sprung. But keep a coat handy — maybe an umbrella, too, if you’re an optimist…
Read More“October” Translates to “Hula Hoop”
We have a couple of spots left for our Ladies’ Night event on October 26th. We present Kelsey Hoops, fitness instructor, specializing in Hula Hoop exercise. She will share her personal health story as well as show participants proper form, carriage, and usage of hula hoops. (And yes, you can, too, do this!! We’re all…
Read MoreJoin yer cowpoke pals for an evening of ridin’ , hootin’ and hollerin’
Bring your family and friends to the Piedmont Public Library Thursday, July 20th at 6:30pm for a fun evening of stick horse makin’, stick horse racin’, and watermelon eatin’! All supplies will be provided, and your stick horse will be yours to take home, as long as your promise to keep him fed and groomed!
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