At each year's close we gather our
favorite new books, movies, and music
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It is an exciting time of change and growth at the Everett Public Library and it is with great honor and pride that I join the Everett Public Library as Director.
Public libraries are critical community resources that are increasingly important in peoples’ lives. They are a place that anyone can come and connect with other people, with information, and with entertainment. The library today is not the library in ten years, or even five, and that’s exciting because it gives us a great opportunity to reach more people in more meaningful ways.
One of my top priorities is learning about Everett from the people who live and work here, discovering the community we serve, and getting to know the wonderful staff that makes it all possible. I look forward to continuing the tradition of providing meaningful services while exploring new and emerging library needs and finding innovative solutions that deepen our impact and build partnerships that benefit the entire city.
It’s an amazing time to be leading the Everett Public Library, and I hope you’ll join me in the excitement! Abigail W. Cooley |
Thoughtful Entertainment The world’s finest cinema. Free for you, brought to you by the Everett Public Library Hundreds of new films each month. Enjoy Kanopy on multiple devices. |
 Learn. Grow. Do. Photography, audio, 3D, design, business and much more. Free for you, brought to you by the Everett Public Library,
starting January 1.
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Resource Days
Mondays at the Main Library 1:00-4:30 PM
Third Tuesdays at the
Evergreen Branch
1:30 - 3:30 PM Connect with free, confidential help in the areas of medicine, healthcare, law, food, housing, and more!
Representatives from Sea-Mar Community Health Centers, Volunteers of America, and Community Health Center of Snohomish County will be waiting to see you. First-come, first-served. |
Bubbling Bath Bombs:
STEAM Projects
for Adults
Wednesday, Dec. 13 5:30 - 7:30 PM
Main Library Auditorium Learn about the sudsy science behind bath bombs! Working together we will whip up a batch, and everyone will go home with a handful to enjoy or share.
Space limited; registration is required. Call 425-257-8250 with questions and to join the fun. All supplies provided free of charge. Ages 12 and older may accompany a participating adult.
Funded by a donation from The Schack Art Center. Note: This activity is not recommended for those sensitive to fragrance. |
Kubrick Film Series: Eyes Wide ShutWednesday, December 27 12 - 4 PM Evergreen Branch Join us for a screening and discussion of "Eyes Wide Shut".
After his wife (Nicole Kidman) confesses to nearly acting on sexual fantasies, a New York City doctor (Tom Cruise) embarks on a night of sexual adventures to trace those fantasies, but puts himself in terrible danger.
Winner of best foreign film from the French Syndicate of Cinema Critics (Stanley Kubrick, 1999, 159 min, R.) |
Planet Science Stations Wednesday, December 6, 4 PM Evergreen Branch & Thursday, December 7, 4 PM
Main Library Auditorium Heidi Larsen from Planet Science brings hands-on experiences to the library, including: augmented reality, robots, a seismograph, fossils, and more! For children ages 5 to 11 years old. |
Balloon Structures Saturday, December 9,
2 - 4 PM Main Library Auditorium DR Balloonogy demonstrates how to twist balloons into construction cubes. Using this basic shape, participants work together and create balloon structures.
For children and teens ages
10-17 years old.
To register, call 425-257-8030. |
Pizza and Books Thursday, December 28,
2 - 4 PM
Main Library Auditorium Teens are invited to stop by during winter break for an informal book club, facilitated by one of our librarians. Bring a favorite book for show-and-tell while enjoying pizza with other Everett teens.
For teens ages 12 – 17.
To register, call 425-257-8030. |
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