Neurodivergent folks (and their support people) are invited to a workshop with Washington State Poet Laureate Arianne True on exploring how our neurodivergence can make for very cool poems. Register

Enjoy a nice cup of coffee and discussion of this month's book, A Sudden Light. Books available for checkout at the library or on Libby!

Join your local librarians and neighbors for a book discussion! This month we'll be discussing House Lessons: Renovating a Life by Erica Bauermeister.

Meet José Alaniz for an interactive workshop on making comics. Talk about the art and writing process. Ask José anything in an open Q&A.Register

Share what you're reading and get suggestions for your next read from library staff.

Join us for lively book discussion!

Join community members and library staff to read and discuss a selection of themed poems on the 1st Tuesday of every month. Register

Join us to the first Tuesday of each month at the Harbor History Museum 4121 Harborview DR, Gig Harbor WA 98335 for a book discussion.

Join us to read a variety of fiction, non-fiction, and graphic novels.

A monthly book discussion at the DuPont Library

Author and Podcaster Shin Yu Pai discusses how every objects reveal personal and cultural values.

Join community members and library staff on Zoom to share poems you love, poems that you are currently reading, or poems you have written!Register

Read books in a different genre each month, then join others in the community to discuss!

Join your local librarians, friends and your neighbors for a lively discussion of each month's book.

Read and discuss "Educated" by Tara Westover.

Join us in discussion of the book, "Unplugged" by Gordon Korman, followed by fun activities!

Read and discuss a different book every 3rd Thursday of the month. Books available at Milton/Edgewood Pierce County Library Help Desk.

Join us at the Gig Harbor Pierce County Library for a lively discussion of this month's fiction selection.

University Place Library's Friday morning book group. Please contact Maureen at mwildish@piercecountylibrary.org for more information.

Author and Podcaster Shin Yu Pai discusses how every objects reveal personal and cultural values.

Read and discuss new and notable nonfiction books. Drop-ins are welcome! Books available for pickup at the Sumner Library.

Join us at the Sumner Library for "Resisting Erasure Through Storytelling," where Putsata Reang shares her powerful journey, advocating against erasure through sharing our personal narratives.

Artist Josh Tuininga shows how comic books and graphic novels are powerful art forms, with unique abilities to challenge young readers in surprising ways and prepare students for a changing future.

Pick up this month's selection, Finding the Mother Tree by Suzanne Simard, from the Gig Harbor Library or through Libby.

Join us on the fourth Thursday of the month for a fun and friendly book discussion!

Join your local librarians and your neighbors for a virtual book discussion on Zoom! This month we'll be discussing Finding the Mother Tree by Suzanne Simard.Register

Local author Bob Shano will discuss his book, Never Too Old For War.

Author and Podcaster Shin Yu Pai discusses how every objects reveal personal and cultural values.