Thanksgiving has come and gone, and the holiday season is well underway! Anne Arundel County Public Library is here to help you and your family make the most of this special time of year, with various holiday and winter-themed events through the New Year.
We have a new Instagram account just for the teens of Anne Arundel County! Teens are busy volunteering, creating, and innovating, and we at Anne Arundel County Public Library wanted to provide a safe space to share t
Cinephiles, rejoice! You may know that AACPL customers can access a vast repository of streaming films for free via Kanopy with your library card . . .
With so many news sources, it's impossible to maintain subscriptions to them all. But did you know that you can peruse an incredibly wide variety of news sources for free using your Anne Arundel County Public Library card?
Severna Park Library's Guys Book Club was excited to meet in person on Wednesday, October 20 for the first time in 20 months! We at AACPL are so glad they were able to do so since they were also celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the group's formation. Interested in joining?
Anne Arundel County Public Library is continuing its celebration of its 100th anniversary this year. There will be even more events, programs, giveaways and special surprises for all ages.
AACPL's Halloween offerings are eerie-sistable!
The Community Pantry at Discoveries: the Library at the Mall has been very busy since it opened on July 17.
Four local breweries, Hysteria Taphouse, Pherm Brewing Co., Crooked Crab Brewing Co. and Forward Brewing, have jo
Anne Arundel County Public Library is celebrating Older American’s Month this May with the launch of our Dementia Friendly Libraries initiative.
Anne Arundel County Public Library now offers free access to Creativebug. This resource makes available thousands of award-winning art and craft video classes taught by recognized design experts and artists.
When tragedies unfold, like the one we recently witnessed in Atlanta, it’s difficult to find the right words to say. Words seem insufficient. That’s especially ironic since libraries are filled with millions of words.
When tragedies unfold, like the one we recently witnessed in Atlanta, it’s difficult to find the right words to say. Words seem insufficient. That’s especially ironic since libraries are filled with millions of words.
The Maryland Deaf Culture Digital Library (DCDL) has updated its website. The DCDL offers a wide variety of resources for and about deaf culture in the state of Maryland and seeks to make its collection equally accessible to all Marylande
We are excited to finally open the Michael E.