Hello Summer Readers! Pass the ball! This week will be all about the different kinds of sports that people play over the world- from luge to cricket, boat racing to archery- there are so many different ways to play with a team! What sports have you played? This week...
Hello Summer Readers! Across the world, food plays an important role in how we all live, in how we interact with other people like family and friends, and in the ways, we plan our days. Scandinavia in northern Europe is known for buffet style meals with variety. Some...
July is Disability Pride Month, originating in the United States after the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act on July 26, 1990. It has since expanded into a global movement that recognizes those who face barriers every day due to a variety of conditions....
Hello Summer Readers! This week’s theme is all about the Natural Environments that can be found in each and every corner of Earth! We hope you bring your binoculars for our Safari Scavenger Hunt, where wild animals have taken a safari of their own within each Huron...
Dear Summer Reading Kids, After getting active and engaged in some international games, we will be exploring the world’s strange and intriguing animals as this week’s theme. To continue our fun-filled summer, we’ll be looking all the way to South African animals...
The Huron County Library is celebrating Pride Month by sharing valuable resources, participating in community events, and hosting activities in our branches. Here is a round-up of what's happening throughout June: Huron County Pride Outreach: The Huron County Library...
May is Mental Health Awareness month and bird watching is a fantastic and scientifically-proven way to help improve mental health. Studies have shown that birding offers a combination of physical activity, engagement with nature, and mental stimulation that can...
Tired of long wait times on popular books? The Huron County Library is thrilled to introduce Skip the Line, a new collection of popular titles that patrons can access more quickly. Visit any one of our 12 branches in person to find a selection of popular titles you...
Red Dress Day, observed annually on May 5, is a National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG2S) and Two-Spirit people in Canada. It serves as a powerful visual reminder and a call to action to address the violence faced by...
Your voice matters and with another Federal election just around the corner, it's more important than ever to exercise your hard-fought right to vote. To learn more about why democracy is so important library staff have put together some of their favourite books about...