Library News and Notes

We’re excited to kick off a capital campaign to grow and improve the Lititz Public Library – a project designed to support our community, honor our shared history, and ensure the library continues to serve future generations. Why Now? Friends, families, children, teens, and seniors – our library has long been a place where connection,…

Friends of the Lititz Library Book Sale   Friends of the Lititz Library Jewelry Sale Used and Vintage Jewelry

Free Monthly Concert Series with Friends of the Lititz Library providing treats. Some concerts are held indoors and some are held outside. Please check the calendar and register online. Free Outdoor Family Movie Night – August 17 at 7 pm Bring your blankets and chairs for a fun filled movie night! The Friends of the…

The premise of the One School, One Book program is to get families involved with student reading. Programs that engage families in supporting their children’s learning at home are linked to higher student achievement. Benefits include higher grade point averages, improved attendance, and better social skills and adaptation to school. In short, children with strong…

25th Anniversary Bookmarks! We are so proud of the students of Bonfield Elementary and Kissel Hill Elementary that participated in our 25th Anniversary bookmark design project. We have turned six of the designs into commemorative bookmarks which we will have available throughout March and into April as supplies last. Each week, starting February 26th, we…

To help celebrate our 25th anniversary in the current location we will be having a year(ish)-long Lecture Series, A Look at Libraries. The first part of our sessions (January-April) will focus on libraries in their historical and current context. In May we will focus on the Lititz Public Library specifically, from its founding in 1936…

Lititz Public Library Fine-Free for Juvenile and Young Adult Materials A few quick things to note about Lititz Public Library’s decision to go fine-free for Juvenile and Young Adult materials: This only affects Lititz-owned materials. Other county libraries will still charge fines for overdue materials. This only affects juvenile and young adult materials. Other items…

National Milk Day falls on January 11 to observe the very first time milk was delivered to homes inside sterilized glass bottles. It took until 1878 before anybody thought to fill bottles with milk and seal them with waxed paper. Before that, conditions for storing milk (let alone delivering it) were unsanitary at best and downright…