The Next Issue of Off the Shelf Arrives October 1

On October 1, the new issue of our quarterly magazine will be available, with stories exploring some of the many ways your library connects you with people, resources, expertise, and opportunities.

In this issue, discover how your library card can connect you with online tutors, career coaches, college admissions experts, and trusted research resources from wherever you are. Meet Memory Café, a new initiative creating opportunities for people experiencing memory changes and their care partners to connect, participate, and belong. And see how community groups are using library spaces to gather around shared interests, support one another, and build lasting connections.

You’ll also find a closer look at Libby and the WYLDcat mobile app and how they make it easier to read, listen, manage your library account, and stay connected to your library wherever you are.

And that’s just part of what you’ll find inside.

Get Off the Shelf Delivered to You

Want to make sure you don’t miss the new issue?

Subscribe to Off the Shelf and we’ll send each new issue directly to your inbox, beginning with the October 1 issue. It’s an easy way to discover library resources you may not know about, learn more about what’s happening at Laramie County Library System (LCLS), and find new ways to use your library.

Find Off the Shelf Around the Community

Prefer a print copy? You can pick up Off the Shelf at all LCLS locations, including the Mobile Library, and at locations throughout the community.

So, keep an eye out the next time you’re grabbing coffee, sitting in a doctor’s office, or visiting other places around Laramie County. You never know where Off the Shelf might turn up.

If you own or manage a local business or organization and would like to make copies available to your customers, visitors, or employees, contact LCLS to request copies.

You can also read the new issue online beginning October 1, along with previous issues of Off the Shelf.