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Judy Heumann, Disability Rights Icon, to Speak at The Seattle Public Library for the Bullitt Lecture in American History
(June 09, 2022) Join The Seattle Public Library from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 22 for the A. Scott Bullitt Lecture in American History, featuring disability rights icon Judy Heumann in conversation with Jae Kim. View this page -
Museum Pass Is Back! Free Passes Now Available for Seattle Public Library Cardholders
(February 17, 2021) The Seattle Public Library’s Museum Pass program is back online now that cultural institutions are allowed to reopen at reduced capacity. The Library is currently offering passes to four cultural institutions: Burke Museum, Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP), National Nordic Museum, Seattle Aquarium. View this page -
Seattle Writes: Workshop on Poetry Ripped From the Headlines at The Seattle Public Library June 11
(June 06, 2017) Poet and fiction writer Aaron Counts will present a workshop on sourcing narrative poems from current events, pop culture and pure imagination from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 11 at the Central Library, 1000 Fourth Ave., Level 4, Washington Mutual Foundation Meeting Room 1, 206-386-4636 View this page -
'Portrait of the Whole Person': Opening Reception for Student Artwork at the Montlake Branch Dec.11
(December 01, 2017) Bertschi School's fourth-grade students and Disability Rights Washington will host an opening reception for the student art exhibit "Portrait of the Whole Person" from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 11 at the Montlake Branch, 2401 24th Ave. E., 206-684-4720. Come view the art and meet the student artists! View this page -
Woodland Park Zoo Rejoins The Seattle Public Library’s Museum Pass Program
(May 12, 2022) Woodland Park Zoo has rejoined The Seattle Public Library’s Museum Pass Program, which offers free admission to Seattle museums and cultural organizations for Library cardholders. View this page -
Visit Museums for Free Through The Seattle Public Library: Five New Partners
(March 17, 2022) Seattle-area residents who have a card with The Seattle Public Library can visit more museums for free, courtesy of the Library’s Museum Pass program. Five Seattle museums have rejoined the program: the Center for Wooden Boats, the Henry Art Gallery, Museum of History & Industry, the Seattle Art Museum and the Seattle Asian Art Museum. View this page -
Midwinter Break Fun for Families Available Through The Seattle Public Library
(February 12, 2021) Thinking about what your family might do with all that free time next week? The Seattle Public Library is here for you, offering free access to movies, music, museums and more to keep your family entertained during Seattle Public Schools' Midwinter Break this Feb. 15-19. View this page -
June 2022 Author Events and Community Dialogues Hosted In-Person and Online by The Seattle Public Library
(May 25, 2022) The Seattle Public Library’s author programs, book discussions and community dialogues this June feature a wide range of authors and topics. View this page -
Author Readings & Community Dialogues Hosted By The Seattle Public Library Beginning May 3
(April 30, 2021) Attend author events, book discussions and community dialogues, expert conversations and literary programs from the comfort of your own living room this spring. The Seattle Public has a wide variety of online readings and discussions coming up in May, on topics from the histories of Puget Sound to the burning of Greenwood in Tulsa, and from Black speculative fiction publishers and zine creators to the Library’s annual A. Scott Bullitt American History lecture. View this page -
Winter Author Readings Hosted by The Seattle Public Library Starting Jan. 21
(January 13, 2021) Attend author events, book discussions and literary programs from the comfort of your own living room this winter. The Seattle Public has a wide variety of online author events coming up in January and February, from essays by disabled people to a discussion with a hyperlocal media journalist. View this page -
April 2023 Author Readings and Community Events With The Seattle Public Library
(March 31, 2023) The Seattle Public Library’s author programs and community events in April 2023 include a reading with Mircea Cărtărescu, the Romanian author of “Solenoid;” a conversation between Nicole Chung and Angela Garbes; and Washington State Poet Laureate Rena Priest and guests at a program titled “I Sing the Salmon Home.” View this page -
September 2022 Author Events and Community Dialogues Hosted In-Person and Online by the Seattle Public Library
(September 08, 2022) The Seattle Public Library’s author programs, book discussions and community dialogues this September include a celebration of Alice Wong’s memoir; a panel discussion for Banned Books Week; a “Business of Books” literary entrepreneurship series; and Bibliophilia, a four-day festival that mixes poetry and prose with improvisational theater. View this page -
Author Readings & Community Dialogues Hosted by The Seattle Public Library in December
(November 30, 2021) Attend author events, book discussions and community dialogues, expert conversations and literary programs from the comfort of your own living room this December. The Seattle Public Library has a wide variety of online readings and discussions coming up, including three events with authors who won a 2021 Washington State Book Award, a discussion of “Crip Kinship,” and the final event in a guest-curated series on radical self-acceptance as activism. View this page -
Local libraries band together to help job seekers during economic crisis
(December 07, 2020) Your Next Job expands to include Sno-Isle Libraries; service offered in 11 languages View this page -
Drop-in Help for Insecurely Housed People at The Seattle Public Library This Winter
(January 08, 2020) The Seattle Public Library offers drop-in help at four Library locations for people who are experiencing homelessness or living on low incomes. View this page -
Veteran Services & Displays at The Seattle Public Library in November
(November 05, 2019) Veterans Day is coming up on Nov. 11! Learn how The Seattle Public Library serves and celebrates our U.S. military veterans. View this page -
Drop-in Help for Insecurely Housed People at The Seattle Public Library
(May 02, 2019) The Seattle Public Library offers drop-in help at three Library locations for people who are experiencing homelessness or living on low incomes. View this page -
2018 Special Olympics Film Screenings: 'Swim Team' and 'My Way to Olympia' at the Seattle Public Library June 10 & 23
(June 06, 2018) Join us for a month of film screenings at The Seattle Public Library in celebration of the 2018 Special Olympics USA Games, which take place in Seattle from July 1-6. View this page -
Summer Book Bingo: A Summer Reading Program for Adults Returns May 23
(May 22, 2018) Get ready for summer by playing Summer Book Bingo, the popular summer reading program for adults co-presented by Seattle Arts & Lectures (SAL) and The Seattle Public Library! View this page -
Author James Osborne Discusses Memoir at The Seattle Public Library April 18
(April 13, 2017) Local writer James Osborne will discuss "Will Your Way Back," the story of his nine-year journey to walk again after a spinal cord injury, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 18 at the Central Library, 1000 Fourth Ave., Level 1, Microsoft Auditorium, 206-386-4636 View this page -
Able Accounts: Info Session for People With Disabilities at the Seattle Public Library April 19
(April 12, 2017) The Seattle Public Library will host an information session on tax-advantaged savings accounts for individuals with disabilities and their families from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 19 at the Central Library, 1000 Fourth Ave., Level 4, Howard S. Wright Family & Janet W. Ketcham Meeting Room 2, 206-386-4636 View this page
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