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We are excited to introduce Off the Shelf, Laramie County Library System’s new quarterly magazine.

Every summer, young artists from across Laramie County help bring the Summer Reading Challenge to life through the annual Bookmark Contest.

Sometimes a book sends us looking for answers. Sometimes an experience sends us looking for a book. The Summer Reading Challenge is designed to encourage both.

The wait is over. The 2026 Summer Reading Challenge is officially underway.

Learn how Wyoming’s government is structured by exploring the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.

The Summer Reading Challenge runs June 1 through August 15, creating a summer filled with reading, exploration, and prizes.

Whether you participated last year or are considering entering for the first time, this is an opportunity to contribute to something that will be seen and used throughout the community every day.

1,072 students from Laramie County School District 1, Laramie County School District 2, private schools, charter schools, and homeschool families will participate in Wyoming Reads.

As part of Common Ground: 250 Years of Stories in the Making, Laramie County Library System invites the community to explore how stronger relationships and deeper understanding can help build a more connected community.

The Library Card Art Contest is returning for its second year, once again inviting artists of all ages to create original artwork that could become an official Laramie County Library System library card.

Once you’ve opened your DNA genealogy test results and satisfied your initial curiosity, you might find yourself wondering: what’s next?

Whether you’re brand new to Libby or just need a little extra guidance, this class will help you make the most of your digital library, on your terms.

During Session Two, The Wyoming Constitution: What It Says and How It Changes, Dr. Lily Rowen from Laramie County Community College guided attendees through the foundations of Wyoming’s government.

Our Common Ground series continues this May with a lineup of programs and events that invite you to explore new perspectives and connect with your community.

With conditions becoming increasingly dry, now is the time to be informed and prepared.