It’s officially Draw a Bird Day. Celebrate by busting out a pencil and paper and doodling your favorite bird—artistic skill is optional!
This World Health Day, celebrate access to public health.
A few DVDs and books to put you in the right mindset before going to see Paint, a movie inspired by Bob Ross.
Before you see The Super Mario Bros. Movie, check out these other video game adaptations.
We'd love to see how things are growing! Tag @ToledoLibrary and show us your plant friends.
April is National Poetry Month! Celebrate by writing your own poem or reading some of these picks from Jonie McIntire, Lucas County's Poety Laureate!
If you love watching and discussing movies (but referring to them as “films”) and feeling all cool about it, join your Library friends at our online Film Discussion Group!
Involve your kids in the vacation planning or take a no-cost virtual vacation with these Library resources!
Do you have what it takes to run a marathon? Read these books to find out.
Treat your ears to full cast dramatizations of your favorite classics complete with sound effects and music.
Do you have the back to school blues? Take a look at these resources for teachers, students and parents to get you motivated and excited for the 2021-2022 school year!
Welcome to part four of my series, “SCI-FI—X-TREME EDITION,” or “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Sci-fi Subgenres.” The next two subgenres are a little more serious in tone than those explored in previous posts but for some, the dark tone is the appeal.
Cards are super-portable and can make for great games and magic tricks to boost the fun factor on a rainy day.
Before seeing Black Widow, get your superheroine fix with these Marvel adventures
Curating this booklist brings back many fond memories of mine as I used to teach EFL (English as a Foreign Language) while living as an ex-pat overseas. If you’re an educator like I am, you are well aware that finding suitable reading material can be both arduous and heartbreaking. I hope this list makes it a bit easier for you.
Stories are constantly being retold with new and exciting twists. What's cool about book versions is that they usually don't feel like the subpar sequels or remakes Hollywood often subjects us to.
Taking a look at some of the extraordinary women who helped the cause during the American Revolution.
Books perfect for folks feeling nostalgic for the 1990s.
Explore ways to reduce waste, repurpose, reuse, and adopt an eco-friendly lifestyle.
Are you looking for something free and adventurous? Well, go on a treasure hunt by geocaching at the libraries!
Teen Books are not just for teens. Check out some of these great picks that adults are sure to enjoy.
Morrison R. Waite High School Yearbooks join TLCPL's TPS collection of online editions. High Schools already included are Toledo Central (1899-1914), Scott (1914-2000), Libbey (1924-2010) and Bowsher (1963-017).
Fact and fiction material for some of the most hated, ruthless women in history.
