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Take It and Make It Mondays
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsGet crafty at the Burns Branch library! In honor of 9/11, this month’s craft kit to go will be Survivor Tree leaves. The Survivor Tree located in the 9/11 Memorial Park is a symbol of hope and resiliency. Create your own leaf and write an inspiring thought or well wish to be hung on Burns Main Street Park trees for ...
Dinner and a Book Club
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsJoin the Burns Branch Library in an evening discussion of The Pumpkin Eater. Author Steven W. Horn will join us to respond to questions and give insights on his book. Refreshments will be provided. Please visit with staff or call 307-547-2249 for more information. (Adults; Burns Branch Library)
Pine Bluffs Book Club: Burns Branch Library Edition
Pine Bluffs Branch 110 East 2nd St, Pine BluffsThis month, we will be joining the Burns Branch Library’s Dinner and a Book Club! Join in an evening discussion of The Pumpkin Eater. Author Steven W. Horn will join us to respond to questions and give insights on his book. Refreshments will be provided. Please visit with staff for more information. (Adults; Burns Branch Library)
Censorship Divides Us: Let’s Stick Together Project
Pine Bluffs Branch 110 East 2nd St, Pine BluffsSeptember 1–30 Library Hours Help us create a colorful collaboration, one sticker at a time! Our “Let’s Stick Together” project is a color-coded poster grid with a colored sticker for each square. Everyone is invited to work on it when they come by the Pine Bluffs Branch Library. Using the color key, place a few stickers or complete a whole ...
Library Card Sign-Up Month: Bookmark Punch Card
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsSeptember 2–30 Library Hours September is Library Card Sign-Up Month and the Burns Branch Library will be handing out punch cards to anyone who signs up for a new card! You will also receive one free punch to get you started on your reading journey. Missing your card or haven’t used yours in a while? No worries! Have your card ...
September 11, 2001: The Day that Changed the World Exhibit and 20th Anniversary Commemoration
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsSeptember 2–30 Library Hours This educational poster exhibition from the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in New York City recounts the events of September 11, 2001 through the personal stories of those who witnessed and survived the attacks. Join the Burns Branch Library all month long in commemorating 9/11 by viewing the poster exhibit, checking out books from the 9/11 book ...
Minute-To-Win-It Weekly Challenge
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsSeptember 2–30 Library Hours Are you in it to win it? Each week in September try the weekly minute-to-win-it challenge and you could win prizes! You will have 60 seconds to successfully complete each week’s challenge such as the stack attack and marshmallow transfer. (Grades K–12; Burns Branch Library)
Interactive Storytime and Craft Session: All About Fall
Pine Bluffs Branch 110 East 2nd St, Pine BluffsWe’re starting off fall with an outdoor storytime session all about the new season featuring stories, songs, rhymes, crafts, and more! In the case of inclement weather, this event will be canceled. (Pre-K; Pine Bluffs Branch Library-Mural Courtyard)
Kite Festival Kits
Pine Bluffs Branch 110 East 2nd St, Pine BluffsYou’re invited to come by the Pine Bluffs Branch Library and pick up a take-n-make kite kit. You can show off your creation at this year's kite festival! (Children & Families; Pine Bluffs Branch Library)
Take It and Make It Mondays
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsGet crafty at the Burns Branch library! In honor of 9/11, this month’s craft kit to go will be Survivor Tree leaves. The Survivor Tree located in the 9/11 Memorial Park is a symbol of hope and resiliency. Create your own leaf and write an inspiring thought or well wish to be hung on Burns Main Street Park trees for ...
Banned Books Slam
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsSeptember 27–October 2 Library Hours Do you know what the most challenged books of 2020 were? Find out at the Burns Branch Library with our week-long celebration of the books that unite us with reading freedom. Join in a reading challenge, banned books trivia and scavenger hunt, bookmark craft kit, and more. (All Ages; Burns Branch Library)
Banned Books Slam
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsSeptember 27–October 2 Library Hours Do you know what the most challenged books of 2020 were? Find out at the Burns Branch Library with our week-long celebration of the books that unite us with reading freedom. Join in a reading challenge, banned books trivia and scavenger hunt, bookmark craft kit, and more. (All Ages; Burns Branch Library)
Censorship Divides Us: Let’s Stick Together Project
Pine Bluffs Branch 110 East 2nd St, Pine BluffsSeptember 1–30 Library Hours Help us create a colorful collaboration, one sticker at a time! Our “Let’s Stick Together” project is a color-coded poster grid with a colored sticker for each square. Everyone is invited to work on it when they come by the Pine Bluffs Branch Library. Using the color key, place a few stickers or complete a whole ...
Library Card Sign-Up Month: Bookmark Punch Card
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsSeptember 2–30 Library Hours September is Library Card Sign-Up Month and the Burns Branch Library will be handing out punch cards to anyone who signs up for a new card! You will also receive one free punch to get you started on your reading journey. Missing your card or haven’t used yours in a while? No worries! Have your card ...
September 11, 2001: The Day that Changed the World Exhibit and 20th Anniversary Commemoration
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsSeptember 2–30 Library Hours This educational poster exhibition from the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in New York City recounts the events of September 11, 2001 through the personal stories of those who witnessed and survived the attacks. Join the Burns Branch Library all month long in commemorating 9/11 by viewing the poster exhibit, checking out books from the 9/11 book ...
Minute-To-Win-It Weekly Challenge
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsSeptember 2–30 Library Hours Are you in it to win it? Each week in September try the weekly minute-to-win-it challenge and you could win prizes! You will have 60 seconds to successfully complete each week’s challenge such as the stack attack and marshmallow transfer. (Grades K–12; Burns Branch Library)
Banned Books Slam
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsSeptember 27–October 2 Library Hours Do you know what the most challenged books of 2020 were? Find out at the Burns Branch Library with our week-long celebration of the books that unite us with reading freedom. Join in a reading challenge, banned books trivia and scavenger hunt, bookmark craft kit, and more. (All Ages; Burns Branch Library)
Teen Mystery Night
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsThe cracks in the foundation lead to a body; is it the man who has been missing for five years? And is it an accident . . . or murder? Join your fellow detectives at the Burns Branch Library in solving the mystery, “The Cracks in the Wall.” You must investigate the crime scenes and carefully examine the evidence in ...
Banned Books Slam
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsSeptember 27–October 2 Library Hours Do you know what the most challenged books of 2020 were? Find out at the Burns Branch Library with our week-long celebration of the books that unite us with reading freedom. Join in a reading challenge, banned books trivia and scavenger hunt, bookmark craft kit, and more. (All Ages; Burns Branch Library)
TeenTober
Burns Branch 112 Main Street, BurnsOctober 1–31 Library Hours We will be celebrating our teen patrons with awesome take-home activities all month long! Check with the Burns Branch Library to discover each week’s take-home activity. You can also show off your creative skills by entering our contest to redesign a book cover! Winners will receive a gift certificate to the Rodeo Diner. (Teens; Burns Branch ...
The Burns Branch library first opened on November 28, 1933 in the town hall. Around this time, Laramie County Library System supplied a number of deposit stations (unstaffed collections) in Carpenter, Egbert, and at least 30 rural schools. A more defined branch was opened in Burns to save residents travel time and provide them with a larger selection of the collection.
The Burns Branch Library is located in the heart of Main Street, next to Wyoming Bank & Trust and down the street from the U.S. Post Office. It serves a population of more than 300 people, including the residents within Laramie County School District #2.
This location has a meeting room patrons may reserve for public or private meetings. The conference table can seat 12-16 comfortably, with space around the perimeter of the room for a few additional seats. Coffee, tea, and water are available. Call 307.547.2249 for additional details.
Burns Branch
112 Main St
Burns, WY 82053