TOWSON, MD—Baltimore County Public Library joins libraries across the country in celebrating National Library Week, which runs Sunday, April 7, through Saturday, April 13.
National Library Week is a time to shine a light on the important role that libraries play in society and to encourage people to take advantage of the resources that libraries provide. This year’s American Library Association National Library Week theme is “Ready, Set, Library!,” which emphasizes the inclusivity and support that libraries offer.
The Baltimore County Public Library offers a variety of programs and resources that promote lifelong learning and encourage digital literacy. The library also provides free Wi-Fi, free Chromebooks and hotspots with a library card, and a long-term lending program.
In addition to the digital resources, the library also offers a variety of activities for all ages, including story time, STEM programs, book clubs, and checking out a pickleball set from the Library of Things. The Baltimore County Public Library also encourages the community to follow its social media channels to raise awareness about the importance of libraries and to encourage people to sign up for a library card online.
Signing up for a library card is a great way to access the resources that the library can provide. People can also check out books, story time, and other programs by going online or by visiting the library in person. The Baltimore County Public Library also offers digital resources that can be accessed from home, making it possible for people to access the library even if they are not located physically.
This article was written with the assistance of AI and reviewed by a human editor.
