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Page Turners is a new book club designed especially for tweens.

Laramie County Library System is launching the Informed Voter Series, a set of nonpartisan programs designed to help community members better understand Wyoming’s government, election processes, and what to expect as the 2026 election season approaches.

The Teen Zone has long been a dedicated space for teens at Laramie County Library. Now, it’s evolving to better reflect how you want to use the library today.

Due to a production delay, the timeline for delivery of the new vehicle has shifted.

Seed Library Opening Day marks the annual kickoff to the gardening season at Laramie County Library System.

Each March, Women’s History Month offers an opportunity to recognize the women who have shaped our communities, professions, and public institutions. Libraries are no exception.

From balloon twisting and live raptors to bugs, gardening, and magic, these hands-on activities offer something for every curious mind.

Laramie County Library System has curated a list of companion reads that explore themes found in The Bear.

From Wednesday, March 4 through Friday, March 20, we are inviting residents of all ages to submit ideas for the new Mobile Library’s name.

Celebrating America’s Semiquincentennial at the Laramie County Library System.

Starting Monday, March 2, Laramie County Library System is introducing Self-Service Library Access at our Burns and Pine Bluffs branches.

This March, Laramie County Library System is offering two free workshops focused on social-emotional development – one designed for teens and one designed for parents and caregivers.

Interested parties may send comments by April 10, 2026.

Get ready for an unforgettable evening with one of Wyoming’s most celebrated authors, C. J. Box.

Join Dr. Stephanie B. Anderson for a talk that will examine how and why Russia uses tactics, how effective they have been, and the challenges they present for U.S. security and democratic systems.