Visit the Tigard Public Library YouTube channel in October to meet musicians from Latin American c
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The Tigard Library is a vibrant community gathering place that offers more than 800 programs a year for people of all ages, including story times. It has nearly 250,000 items to check out. The library is located on 14 acres and features restful views of nature and wildlife. Special features include drive-up book drops, study rooms that can be reserved, a technology room for computer classes and original artwork.
The library celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2013 and plays a significant role in the Tigard community. It has had several locations over the years and opened a 48,000-square foot library in 2004. The library’s automated check-in system will check in up to 2,500 items an hour and removes returned items from patron’s records more quickly.
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Three study rooms are available in the library for groups of six or fewer. Rooms may be reserved for two hours per day and may be reserved up to one week in advance. There is no fee. Call the reference desk at (503) 718-2517 to reserve a study room.
Visit the Tigard Public Library YouTube channel in October to meet musicians from Latin American c
Feel like you’re caught in a time loop that’s spiraling towards imminent disaster? You are so not alone: The Hargreeves of the Umbrella Academy know exactly how you feel.
Submit your original scary story of no more than 2,000 words and it may be selected to be recorded and shared on the Tigard Public Library’s social media pages!
Enjoy reading and nature at the same time as you walk the Fanno Creek Trail behind the library.
Stop by the library’s service desk during open hours and take home a bag of Dia de los Muertos crafts including a tiny skull to decorate, papel picado to cut, and a mini-book to color.
Stop by the library’s service desk during open hours and take home a bag of Dia de los Muertos crafts including a tiny skull to decorate, papel picado to cut, and a mini-book to color.
Visit the Tigard Public Library YouTube channel in October to meet musicians from Latin American c
Feel like you’re caught in a time loop that’s spiraling towards imminent disaster? You are so not alone: The Hargreeves of the Umbrella Academy know exactly how you feel.
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