The 2026 Women's History Month theme honors the women who have and are reimagining and rebuilding systems to ensure long-term sustainability - environmental, economic, educational, and societal.
“Beware the Ides of March.” In Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar," a soothsayer uses this famous phrase to predict Caesar’s betrayal and assassination on March 15, 44 BCE. The stories featured here share themes of prophecies, curses, destiny and fate.
From March 1-March 21, children are invited to vote online for two book awards: Star of the North and Maud Hart Lovelace.
Join us at the Plymouth Library on April 1 for an evening with literary wunderkind Nathan Harris, the author behind the instant New York Times bestseller "The Sweetness of Water" and the recently released "Amity."
Self-paced lessons in listening, reading, speaking, and writing over 70 languages.
Celebrate your love at the library! This event offers 5 couples a free, legal wedding and brief reception on April 25.
Resources available online, in libraries and at Hennepin County Law Library for legal research, forms and help.
The common loon, the state bird of Minnesota since 1961, is weather-hardened and quietly resilient, but when they call out, their powerful voice carries.
Hennepin County Library announces its next Cargill Gallery exhibit, Fondly thinking…, an exhibit that highlights the work of several Minneapolis based artists ranging in medium and thematics.