Plummer Public Library Hours
Monday through Wednesday – 10-6pm
Thursday – 2-6pm; Saturday – 10-2pm
Closed Friday and Sunday
If April showers should come your way, they make the flowers that bloom in May! –Buddy De Silva
National Library Week is April 7-13
National Librarian Day is April 16
Community Opportunities:
Free workshop: Looking Glass Academy…creating a new vision for walkability in Idaho. Safety matters to all of us. How can you help make Plummer more walkable and advocate for healthy change?
Join this workshop April 15 and 16th, 2024–Monday 8:30am – 3:30pm / Tuesday 8:30am – 12:00pm–Plummer Community Center at 520 C St.
*Considerable time spent outside. Comfortable walking shoes and outdoor attire are recommended.
RSVP: Chris Danley, Principal; Vitruvian Planning; [email protected]; 208-570-3561
Community Clean-Up Day: May 22. City of Plummer in partnership with the Coeur d’Alene Tribe will sponsor a community clean up day. Watch for more details!
Board of Trustees meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, April 2, at 6pm. The March meeting agenda will be posted under “About the Library” page.
- Next Friends of the Library Meeting -Tuesday, April 9 at 1pm and will nominate officers for 2024. The group will meet before the meeting at Gateway Cafe in Plummer at 11am. Join this group which does so much to help the library for their first meeting of the year. New members are warmly welcomed!
- Adult Coffee and Coloring -Tuesday, April 9 from 2-3:30pm. Come anytime between 2-3:30pm. Join others in socializing with a hot beverage and fun coloring sheets. We provide everything but the creativity! ….. And feel free to bring your own supplies if you prefer.
- Adult Book Club –Thursday, April 11 at 6pm-The April selection is Banyan Moon by Thao Thai. This debut book is a riveting mother-daughter tale incorporating two different timelines and anchored by the magnetic pull of a Gothic home known as the Banyan House. Spanning decades and continents, from 1960’s Vietnam to the wild swamplands of the Florida Coast, Banyan Moon is a stunning and deeply moving story of mothers and daughters, the things we inherit, and the lives we choose to make out of that inheritance. We have copies available at the library. Call Dawn: 208-987-0652 or email [email protected] for more info.
- Adult Craft Night – B.Y.O.C! Bring your favorite craft to work on or just bring yourself! Visit, learn new crafts and pick up tips and tricks for crafting. Bring suggestions for future craft night projects, and your appetite…refreshments will be served! Call or email to sign up. 208-686-1812 [email protected]
- Herbal Class: Recipes for Rawsome Vegan Diets- (with samples and recipes) Tuesday, April 23, 3-5pm. Taught by Swany Dittman. Class limit: 40. Call or email to sign up.Herbal Class: Thyroid Problems and Solutions- Tuesday, April 30, 3-5pm. Taught by Dr. Mark Meade and Swany Dittman. Class limit 40. Call or email to sign up.
- Shoot and Share–(Photography)Thursday, April 25 at 6pm – If you are interested in photography, please join this group! Novices and experienced photography buffs alike are all welcome. Bring photos to share with the group. This month we will discuss color theory and how to use it intentionally to create images. For more information, call Dawn at 208-987-0652 or email the library–[email protected]
Youth
The STEAM program resumes in March with Miss Jena.
PLEASE NOTE: The time for STEAM has changed. We will meet at 2:30 on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month.
Wednesday, April 3 at 2:30pm –Make Bristle Bots. Little bristle “bugs” which scurry on their own!
Wednesday, April 17 at 2:30pm – Welcome Spring by making a mini-terrarium.
Be watching for information about Summer Reading 2024, Theme: Adventure Begins at your Library! Plan to join us for adventures…. Summer will be here soon!
For More Info about any of these events, please contact the library 208-686-1812/[email protected]
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Does your vision make traditional print a challenge for reading? Consider the Talking Book Service: This audio library book service from the Idaho State Library is completely free to people who have trouble reading traditional printed material due to visible impairment or a physical disability which contributes to a print disability. Those who are blind or who have perceptual or reading disabilities are eligible. This includes autism, dyslexia, inability to hold a book due to difficulties with hands or arms, and other conditions which make using a traditional book difficult. TBS provides the machine and audio book and/or magazine titles (selected by the user), mailed directly to their residence. Returning the materials is as simple as turning over the mailing card and putting the cartridge in the mail. There is no cost to the user for mailing. Please come in or contact us at the library and we will help you sign up for this awesome service!
Downloadable Audio and E-Books
We offer downloadable audio and E-books for our patron’s use through the Libby app. Ask your librarian for more information.
We love volunteers! Pulling or shelving books, creating displays, and assisting with cataloging and mending projects, leading or assisting with youth or adult programs, creating craft kits, or doing handyman help are all ways you can help make your library a great place for all. Volunteering is an excellent way to use your unique skills and learn more about how a library works. It also allows you to find some great books! Drop by and fill out a volunteer form and visit with Jenny about the special ways you can contribute to our wonderful library.
Yes! We have WiFi. You may access internet from the parking lot or within the building. Login info is available from library staff. Or, you may use the library’s public access computers. Printer is available. Scanning is not currently available.