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“Shh-ing” the Stereotype: DKPL’s Tattooed Staff
It's okay to admit it: when you think of a librarian, you think of an older woman in a cardigan, a bun, and glasses with one of those long beaded strings connecting the arms. Here at DeKalb Public Library, we are lucky to have all kinds of ... READ MORE
Self-Care for Spring
Spring is here! While we may feel the pull of spring cleaning with all its promises of spotless, de-cluttered living spaces, spring should also be a time to refresh our minds. Below are a few simple ways to care for yourself this season, as ... READ MORE
Free Open-Source Tools at the Library
Ever had an idea to create something and you just didn't know how to get started? Maybe a sketch on a napkin, a snippet of audio, or a half-formed 3D concept? Turning the spark of an idea into something real you can touch and show others can be ... READ MORE
April Display Case: DeKalb County Health Department
Our Main Lobby display case for April is full of useful information from our local Health Department, including seasonal advisories, nutrition information, and details about upcoming events. On Tuesday, April 17, the Health Department ... READ MORE
Recycled Words
National Poetry Month is less than a week away! April 2026 will be the 30th anniversary of the first National Poetry Month. Are you a teen with something you want to express but can’t find the words? That’s alright, anyone can be a poet! ... READ MORE
Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month! Beginning as an unofficial week-long holiday in 1978 that coincided with International Women’s Day, celebrated each year on March 8th, National Women’s History Week became an official holiday in 1980 when ... READ MORE
Author Hightlight: Renée Watson
Educator. Poet. Activist. Best-selling and award-winning author. Although, it could seem unlikely that all these titles could apply to one person, you'll be happy to find out that they all apply to the author Renée Watson! She has ... READ MORE
DKPL’s Seed Library is Open!
Did you know that DeKalb Public Library can help you grow more than just your mind? Through the spring and summer, you can visit the adult services department of the library and "check out" packets of seeds for free at our seed library! A ... READ MORE
“The Queen of Crime”: Enter the World of Agatha Christie!
Agatha Christie was an English author known for her 66 detective novels and 14 short-story collections. Known as the "Queen of Crime," Agatha Christie remains the best-selling fiction author of all time, with over two billion books sold. Though ... READ MORE
March Display Case: Glidden Homestead
Our Main Lobby Display Case this month has been set up by the Glidden Homestead! The display features information about Jacob Haish, in celebration of what would have been his 200th birthday on March 9th. On Tuesday, March 10th, at 6:00 ... READ MORE
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