(July 31, 2025) Looking for things to do with the kids in August? Our libraries are hosting dozens of Summer of Learning and other programs for kids and families, from magic shows to music and dance workshops to end-of-summer celebrations.
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(January 26, 2026) Do you need help with taxes? The Seattle Public Library is here for you. Starting the week of Jan. 26, the Library is offering free, in-person tax preparation service at 11 Library locations in collaboration with United Way of King County (UWKC) and AARP.
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(June 30, 2025) From a summer StoryWalk in Magnolia to events featuring local authors to pop-up book sales and gallery exhibits, The Seattle Public Library’s summer events will inspire and entertain you!
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(August 22, 2025) Join WorkSource and The Seattle Public Library for Enterprise Nexus, a free four-hour educational and networking event for current and future entrepreneurs on Friday, Sept. 12 at North Seattle College, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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(December 17, 2025) Looking for family fun and community while the kids are on holiday break? Our libraries have planned board game bashes, maker events, crafternoons, and early New Year’s parties. We are also hosting regular story times and other family programming. Registration is not required.
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(October 09, 2025) 51,000 Teens and Young Adults from 50 States Signed Up for Free Digital Library Card Offered by Coalition of Libraries, Checking Out Over 1 million E-Books
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(June 06, 2025) The Seattle Public Library invites you to join Teach Truth Days of Action programs on three Saturdays in June. Help us celebrate the freedom to read and learn through teach-ins, a documentary screening, story times, artmaking, and a silent-read-in and flash mob.
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(February 05, 2026) Celebrate late winter at the Library by making a zine, seeing multidisciplinary artist Miz Floes perform a fusion of spoken word and theater, or hearing bestselling author Michiko Aoyama discuss her latest title, “Hot Chocolate on Thursday.” We’re also kicking off a new KUOW Book Talk series with historian Coll Thrush on Feb. 26 and Sasha taqwšəblu LaPointe on March 23.
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(October 02, 2025) This October, The Seattle Public Library has planned author and community events that will inspire, educate and entertain. Exercise your freedom to read at a Banned Books Week read-in; attend a KUOW live podcast taping about Seattle’s history with highways; and dive into horror with local authors, to name just a few events.
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(September 09, 2025) This fall, the Library invites you to laugh out loud with guest curator Amy Hirayama; explore the myth of bringing your authentic self to work with Ted Talk speaker Jodi-Ann Burey; and watch a special screening of “She Marches in Chinatown,” just to name a few events on our fall schedule.
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(August 06, 2025) Enjoy a silent reading party at the Seattle Center, a KUOW Book Club event with environmental journalist Lynda Mapes, an exhibit celebrating the African American Collection, and more late-summer arts events at The Seattle Public Library.
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(March 17, 2025) Dozens of other Seattle Reads programs, including a March 26 kickoff, will bring the city together to celebrate poetry and nature
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(January 30, 2026) Join KUOW and The Seattle Public Library for a KUOW Book Talks Live series at the Central Library. From February through May, KUOW Book Club host Katie Campbell will sit down with a different local author each month to discuss their latest work — each one a KUOW Book Club pick.
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