The Osceola Library System is observing National Library Week, described as a time to celebrate the many ways libraries bring people together, spark imagination and support lifelong learning. The library system invites longtime patrons, new neighbors and anyone who has not visited in a while to explore what it has to offer.
Programs, classes and resources include Book a Librarian and Tech Help, E.S.O.L. classes, free WiFi, printing and copying services, and U.S. Citizenship classes. The library also points to books, digital resources, job assistance and creative programming, and says it supports residents preparing for a career change, launching a business, raising a family or embracing retirement.
National Library Week was first sponsored in 1958 and is a national observance sponsored by the American Library Association and libraries of all types across the country each April. For the schedule of in-person and online activities, the library directs residents to its social media pages as the week approaches.
Press release issued by Osceola Library System:
https://www.osceolalibrary.org/national-library-week-2/
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