Library News & Updates

Hispanic Heritage Month

Join the Library in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15. Hispanic Heritage Month is a national celebration honoring the cultures and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans to the United States.

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Library Card Sign-up Month

Sign up for a library card or renew your card during the month of September for a chance to win 2 tickets to see Wally Lamb on October 16th at Edmond Town Hall or 4 tickets to the Elf Movie Party on November 30th at The Palace.

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Museum Passes – Digital Passes

Museum passes to select institutions now available digitally! Borrow a pass from the library for free or reduced admission to local attractions.

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Comics Plus

Enjoy unlimited access to thousands of digital comics, graphic novels, and manga – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on your computer, tablet or phone.

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Library Chef

The Danbury Public Library is thrilled to introduce a delicious addition to our library educational programs: Library Chef!

This unique culinary journey offers you the chance to enhance your kitchen skills with expert-led classes, all from the comfort of your home.

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Digital Magazines on OverDrive

Digital magazines are now available for checkout on the OverDrive website and through the Libby app!

There are just over 5,700 titles and they are accessible without any holds or limits.

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Automatic Item Renewals

Items checked out to you will automatically renew two days before their due date if they are able to be renewed.

Patrons with email addresses in their accounts should receive a notice with new due dates for renewed items or a separate email alerting you that non-renewable items are due soon.

If you have questions or experience any issues, please contact Cecelia at clefurgy@danburylibrary.org.

 

Tower Garden

The Tower Garden Project is an innovative initiative at Danbury Library that brings the wonders of gardening indoors using vertical gardening techniques.

Stop by the tower garden on the library’s main floor to a look at what we’re growing!

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