Books to bonds: Adults discover new connections at Kent District Library
Kent District Library enriches lives through community programs, resources, and stories, fostering a lifelong love for reading and learning.
Literacy Matters
Legendary Readers Program helps elementary students fall in love with reading
Kent District Library's Legendary Readers program inspires K-5 students to read for 100 days, fostering literacy, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning. Registration closes Jan. 31.
Write Michigan contest inspires creativity and connection across the state
KDL’s Write Michigan Short Story Contest invites Michiganders of all ages to share their stories, fostering creativity and connection statewide. Deadline is Nov. 30.
KDL and World Affairs Council partner to bridge political divides with ‘Radical Middle’ series
KDL and the World Affairs Council host a three-part series in October exploring the ‘Radical Middle,’ promoting dialogue and solutions rather than polarization.
Preschool teachers embrace Kent District Library’s wealth of resources
Preschool teachers at Duncan Lake Early Childhood Center enhance learning by using resources from Kent District Library.
KDL’s wide offerings include understanding AI, career development, and fun
Kent District Library’s event offerings help patrons navigate the evolving digital landscape. There’s some free resources from streaming services to free classes.
National award recognizes KDL as one of best libraries in country
Kent District Library is the 2024 recipient of the nation’s highest museum and library honor. The National Medal for Museum and Library Service recognizes KDL’s community contributions.
No longer simply the sound of silence: Local libraries offer gathering areas for community groups
Kent District Library is creating a community Third Space. Study rooms are being booked for a variety of activities from dulcimer rehearsal to Girl Scout meetings.
On the Same Page: Sold-out conversation between authors shows passion for reading
A partnership between Kent District Library and The January Series at Calvin University featured Ann Patchett and Kevin Wilson in front of a packed house at the Covenant Fine Arts Center at Calvin University.
In Kent County, keys to early literacy are an open book
The Davis family is taking advantage of resources to help their daughter Willow learn to read. A commitment across Kent County to address the need for early literacy is making that possible.
