The Importance of Summer Reading
Make the library a frequent stop during your summer routine – it’s a great way to socialize, learn something new, and find a new favorite book.
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Grow something beautiful with seeds from our Seed Library
Did you know we have a Seed Library? That’s right, you can get free seeds from your Library!
Brush the dust off of the mysteries of the past
Whether a veteran historian or a high school history student, brush the dust off of the mysteries of the past with History Reference Center.
All you need is a garden and a library
If you are new to horticulture or would like to make your flower beds the envy of the neighborhood, check out these handpicked gardening books!
Children’s Events for May
Paper flower crowns, Family Fun Day, perler beads and the return of Sensory Storytime!
We need your help in planning for the future
Please answer our brief questionnaire. Your responses are very important to us as we plan the future of the Library!
Librarian Kris Stabo receives commendation from School District
Stabo has worked with SDMF and their art teachers for years, playing a key role in organizing and developing the Youth Art Month Program.
Honoring Veterans and their Service
From service dogs to help cope with physical and mental disabilities to World War I Veterans sharing their story for the first time, these books provide a wide range of main characters and perspectives on what life is like when you have made a pledge to protect, to defend and to serve.
Women’s History Month
From athletes and archeologists to scientists and singers this list of books and films honors the accomplishments of women in America and around the world.
Spring Fever at Your Library
The latest issue of Storyteller is out now! Read it online or pick up a printed copy at your Library.