Party favors, library edition. You came for the books, you left with a duck.🦆 Join the party at mcpl.link/winter-reading #WinterReading #LibraryLife | Montgomery County Public Libraries

New Year’s resolution: make art at the library! 🖼️We have one more vision board workshop for teens, Wed. 1/14 at 4pm at the Rockville Memorial Library Teen Lounge, plus myriad other art-making opportunities at our branches on our list at mcpl.link/events! 🎨And if you’re an at-home creator, check out hundreds of arts & crafts video lessons on Creativebug, free with your MCPL card at mcpl.link/creativebug! #librarylove #libraryprograms #montgomerycountymd | Montgomery County Public Libraries

If trying or reigniting a yoga practice is on your 2026 to-do list, skip the gym & try one of our weekly free yoga classes. Eileen Hemphill, RYT-200, teaches Yoga for Balance & Stability on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month at Brig. Gen. Charles E. McGee Library in Silver Spring. Her seated (with some standing options) flow class focused on improving mobility, balance, flexibility & strength, & includes breath work & a short meditation. Check mcpl.events/yoga for any schedule changes, & for sev

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📚 Books unite us. Censorship divides us. These powerful stories have all faced bans or challenges—but their voices continue to inspire readers everywhere. Featured titles: ✨ Tricks by Ellen Hopkins ✨ The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood ✨ Looking for Alaska by John Green ✨ Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo ✨ All Boys Aren’t Blue by George M. Johnson ✨ Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews ✨ This Book Is Gay by Juno Dawson ✨ Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe Celebrate your fre

Mr. Jon played his first show of 2026 to a PACKED house at the Kensington Park Library today! New Year’s resolution: see more shows at MCPL! ICYMI, he’ll be back for another show 1/17 at 11am at Germantown. #kindiemusic #kidsmusic #librarylife | Montgomery County Public Libraries

What a truly magical year it’s been at your Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library — and it wouldn’t have been the same without you. This year, you walked through our doors thousands of times, celebrated the opening of a brand-new branch library, joined us for hundreds of programs, created crafts, decorated cookies, learned new skills, shared stories, and made new friends along the way. Our libraries were full of laughter, curiosity, and community — because of you. And the best part? We’re