Cleveland Public Library: Celebrate National Library Week With Us!

Press release from Cleveland Public Library:

Connect to arts, culture, and your neighborhood branch at Cleveland Public Library during National Library Week, April 4 – 9.

“Cleveland Public Library is a cornerstone of the community,” said Felton Thomas, Jr., Executive Director and CEO of Cleveland Public Library. “From food and job support to legal help and skill-building classes, the Library is helping people connect to vital resources and services to enhance their lives and neighborhoods.”

During National Library Week, each Branch Library will host in-person and virtual programs and activities for the entire family. “There’s so much to discover with a Cleveland Public Library card,” said Dr. Tonya Briggs, Branch Manager of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Branch of Cleveland Public Library. “It’s an opportunity to get to know the Library staff and learn about the unique offerings at our branches.”

For a complete list of programs, visit cpl.org or call your favorite neighborhood branch. Whether sharing a favorite read on social media or finally dropping off overdue materials, there are many ways for Library patrons to show love for their Library.

“COVID-19 forced us to host more virtual programs. Now, we’re back in person, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone back to Cleveland Public Library,” adds Dr. Briggs.

SUPPORT YOUR LIBRARY

Library Giving Day is Wednesday, April 6. Help support Cleveland Public Library programming and services by donating to the Cleveland Public Library Foundation on cplfdn.org/donate or TEXT CPL to 243725.

Supporters can also visit the Gift Shop located on the first floor of the Louis Stokes Wing in downtown Cleveland. The Gift Shop offers Cleveland-centric items, literary and library-themed merchandise, and used books and DVDs. Can’t make it downtown? Shop online 24/7 at cplfdn.org.

This press release was produced by Cleveland Public Library. The views expressed here are the author’s own.