Latest News & Happenings
Seeking Community Input in Bridgeport and Oroville
We are planning to make improvements at our Oroville and Bridgeport libraries and would like your input! NCW Libraries will host Town Hall meetings in both communities this month to share information about the upcoming improvements and to gather feedback and ideas about potential changes. ...
Símbolos en Idioma Artístico – The Language of Symbols in Art
Join us for an evening with local artist, Lupillo Beltran to explore how humans utilize symbols to communicate and share stories and traditions. His presentation will highlight examples from the Aztecs, modern Mexico, and his family history from Guanajuato, Mexico....
Refresh Begins at Curlew Library
The Curlew Library is temporarily closed for Reimagining. During the closure, we are excited to be able to offer a Pop-Up Library at the Old Fire Hall in Curlew, where you can pick up holds and attend programs. The Pop-Up Library will open Oct. 1. Pop-Up Library Hours...
Help Us Celebrate the Peshastin Library
You are invited to a Grand Re-Opening Celebration for the Peshastin Public Library on Saturday, October 5th from 11AM – 1PM. Tour the updated library space and celebrate the library’s legacy as a community hub. Enjoy a photo display and slideshow of the library over...
NCW Reads Presents Erika L. Sánchez
Join NCW Libraries for a virtual conversation with bestselling author Erika L. Sánchez on Oct. 10 from 6-7 p.m. Spanish translation will be available for this program. In a virtual program, Sánchez will talk about her book I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter, soon...
Humanities Washington Program Coming To Three Locations
The Humanities Washington Speaker Series will come in-person to three NCW communities in October. Pacific Lutheran University professor Maria Chávez will bring her program The Firsts: Latina Struggles in the United States to Wenatchee, Leavenworth and Moses Lake:...
It’s Banned Books Week
Banned Books Week is an annual event observed by librarians, educators, authors, publishers, booksellers, and readers that highlights the value of free and open access to information. Banned Books Week is supported by a coalition of organizations dedicated to free...
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