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Banned Books Week 2023

This October, we mark a week that holds special significance for bibliophiles and defenders of freedom alike.

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2023

Join AACPL as we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 through October 15. It is a time to explore the histories, cultures and contribution

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Diaper Drive at AACPL

At Anne Arundel County Public Library, the Community Pantry at Discoveries has been remarkably busy since it opened in July of 2021.

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Sewing at Odenton Library

Have you heard about the Creation Station at Odenton Library? It's a unique space inviting the AACPL community to come together for various creative endeavors.

Load Up Your Backpack for Back to School

August is upon us, and a new school year is just around the corner. Students are getting ready, packing their backpacks to head back to school. Anne Arundel County Public Library is here to support you and make the transition into the classroom smoother.

"Welcoming Linda Gayle to the Board of Library Trustees!"

Meet Linda Gayle: The First Student Member on the Board of Library Trustees

AACPL is proud to introduce Linda Gayle, a rising senior at Annapolis High School, and the first student member of the AACPL Board of Library Trustees.

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AACPL Supporting Menstrual Health

Library addresses period poverty by providing menstrual supplies in public restrooms.

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Disability Pride Month 2023

Happy Disability Pride Month!

Honoring Juneteenth with AACPL

On June 19th, we gather to commemorate Juneteenth, a significant and historic observance that symbolizes the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States.