Head to the library to pick up a Make a Map for Survivors grab bag. All supplies provided for this at-home activity! First come first served while supplies last! Grab bags will be available during curbside pickup from 12 pm-3 pm. You can get one from library staff when picking up your books or by drop in. Call the library when you arrive at 530-273-4117 and let a staff member know you would like an activity bag.

Join us at the Grass Valley Library for lunch in our beautiful backyard for children ages 0 to 18. Participants will be given a fresh meal provided by the Nevada County Food Bank to carry out and eat at home. No registration required Monday-Friday from noon-12:30pm

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

Join us at the Grass Valley Library for lunch in our beautiful backyard for children ages 0 to 18. Participants will be given a fresh meal provided by the Nevada County Food Bank to carry out and eat at home. No registration required Monday-Friday from noon-12:30pm

Join us at the Madelyn Helling Library for lunch for children ages 0 to 18. Participants will be given a fresh meal provided by the Nevada County Food Bank to carry out and eat at home. No registration required Thursdays from noon-12:30pm June 18th to July 30th

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Head to the Truckee Library to pick up a Celebrate Independence Day grab bag. Grab bags will be available during curbside pickup hours, Monday through Friday 12 pm-3 pm. You can get one from library staff when picking up your books or by drop-in. Call the library when you arrive at (530) 582-7846 and let a staff member know you would like an activity bag. (While supplies last!) Age Group(s): Adult

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Head to the library to pick up a Survival is Insufficient Board Game grab bag. All supplies provided for this at-home activity! First come first served while supplies last!

Head to the library to pick up an Easy Weaving grab bag. All supplies provided for this at-home activity! First come first served while supplies last! Grab bags will be available during curbside pickup from 12pm-3pm. You can get one from library staff when picking up your books or by drop in. Call the library when you arrive at 530-265-7050 and let a staff member know you would like an activity bag.

Nevada County Community Library, California Center for the Book and Berkeley-based StoryCenter invite you to join a special online story sharing and writing workshop for our community. During these times, we want to offer people a chance to do some creative writing (a short, 1st-person story) and gather and listen to each others' stories. Requirements Internet access and a computer, smartphone or tablet able to run the Zoom conferencing software This workshop is a chance to share a short piece of writing from your own lived experience, from your heart, in every-day language, about your experience during Covid-19. Age Group(s): Adult, Senior (65+)

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

In this book discussion as part of our Nevada County Reads & Writes, we're going to chat about our favorite dystopian tales. Hunger Games? Divergent? The Maze Runner? The Selection? You tell us! For ages 12-18. Please register and a link will be sent to you via email. This is a teen only program. For more information on how to join a Zoom Meeting, click here.

Have a question about your device? Check out our special online tech help program between 10:00 am and 12:00 pm for help from our friendly Library volunteers. Bring your own coffee and donuts. Please register and an email with the link to join the online program will be sent to you. For more information on how to join a Zoom Meeting, click here.

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

Join us at the Madelyn Helling Library for lunch for children ages 0 to 18. Participants will be given a fresh meal provided by the Nevada County Food Bank to carry out and eat at home. No registration required Thursdays from noon-12:30pm June 18th to July 30th

For this week's selection of the Nevada County Reads & Writes Film Series, we are watching After Earth. People were forced to leave Earth a millennium ago to establish a new home on Nova Prime. Now, Gen. Cypher Raige (Will Smith) heads Nova Prime's most-prominent family. Cypher's teenage son, Kitai (Jaden Smith), feels enormous pressure to follow in his father's legendary footsteps -- which strains their relationship. Cypher and Kitai set out on a trip to mend their bond, but when their craft crashes on Earth's hostile surface, each must trust the other greatly -- or perish. Please register to ensure space is available.

Join us for the Nevada County Community Library Wine & Read Book Discussion of The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson online! Please register for the link or phone number!

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Head to the Truckee Library to pick up a The Stars Shine Brighter...grab bag. Grab bags will be available during curbside pickup hours, Monday through Friday 12 pm-3 pm. You can get one from library staff when picking up your books or by drop-in. Call the library when you arrive at (530) 582-7846 and let a staff member know you would like an activity bag. (While supplies last!) Age Group(s): Adult

Celebrate graphic novels with a viewing party on Kanopy on how to draw, and a presentation about comics via Facebook Live followed by a Q&A with our presenter, Daniel Elkin, teacher at Bitney Prep High School and co-founder of Fieldmouse Press! All day at all library locations, pick up a Graphic Novel Coloring grab bag and get creating!

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

Calling all writers! Join us on Zoom for a writing session! Each week we'll give you one prompt ahead of time and one new prompt at the beginning of the meeting for a free-write. We'll then share and discuss! This week's prompt is... Describe something about your favorite person that's underrated. P.S. This will be the first Just My Type meeting, so we'd love to meet you and form a great group together! Age Group(s): Adult, Young Adults (18 - 24), Senior (65+)

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Join us at the Grass Valley Library for lunch in our beautiful backyard for children ages 0 to 18. Participants will be given a fresh meal provided by the Nevada County Food Bank to carry out and eat at home. No registration required Monday-Friday from noon-12:30pm

Head to the library to pick up an Newbie Knitters grab bag. All supplies provided for this at-home activity! First come first served while supplies last! Grab bags will be available during curbside pickup from 12pm-3pm. You can get one from library staff when picking up your books or by drop in. Call the library when you arrive at 530-265-7050 and let a staff member know you would like an activity bag.

Join Madelyn Helling Adult Services staff member Sydney on Facebook Live in a home printmaking project! She demonstrates how to create prints out of items commonly found around the home.

Head to the library to pick up a Make a Map for Survivors grab bag. All supplies provided for this at-home activity! First come first served while supplies last! Grab bags will be available during curbside pickup from 12 pm-3 pm. You can get one from library staff when picking up your books or by drop in. Call the library when you arrive at 530-432-5764 and let a staff member know you would like an activity bag. All items are first come, first served.

This book club is for people with IDD (intellectual & developmental disabilities) to read, learn, and make friends in a relaxed community setting. NCBC provides an opportunity for those with IDD to experience community inclusion, social connectedness, and lifelong learning. We are meeting via Zoom during the Covid 19 situation.

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Join us at the Grass Valley Library for lunch in our beautiful backyard for children ages 0 to 18. Participants will be given a fresh meal provided by the Nevada County Food Bank to carry out and eat at home. No registration required Monday-Friday from noon-12:30pm

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Join us at the Grass Valley Library for lunch in our beautiful backyard for children ages 0 to 18. Participants will be given a fresh meal provided by the Nevada County Food Bank to carry out and eat at home. No registration required Monday-Friday from noon-12:30pm

Join us at the Madelyn Helling Library for lunch for children ages 0 to 18. Participants will be given a fresh meal provided by the Nevada County Food Bank to carry out and eat at home. No registration required Thursdays from noon-12:30pm June 18th to July 30th

For this week's selection of the Nevada County Reads & Writes Film Series, we are watching The 5th Wave. A teenager tries to survive an alien invasion while working to rescue her younger brother. Please register to ensure space is available. Event Type(s): Nevada County Reads, Movie Rated PG-13, Summer Reading Program Age Group(s): PG-13 (Parental Guidance under 13)

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Zen style coloring for grown-ups in a grab bag! All supplies included. While supplies last.

Forever Young Book Club is for adults who enjoy reading Young Adult books. We meet monthly to discuss the chosen book. This month will be a virtual Zoom meeting! We will be discussing "Vincent and Theo: The Van Gogh Brothers", by Deborah Heiligman. Please register in advance - you will be sent a Zoom invitation a few days before the event.

Teens in grades 8th-12th are welcome to visit our Silent Disco. Enjoy dancing to your own tune, and hang out afterward to chat with your friends. For ages 12-18. Please register and a link will be sent to you via email. This is a teen only program. Event Type(s): Summer Reading Program, Teen Age Group(s): Teen Presenter: Party Headphones

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Calling all writers! Join us on Zoom for a writing session! Each week we'll give you one prompt ahead of time and one new prompt at the beginning of the meeting for a free-write. We'll then share and discuss! This week's prompt is... Describe a typical day or week in your life before COVID-19 and during COVID-19. Click on the registration link to register and receive the Zoom invitation

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Join us at the Madelyn Helling Library for lunch for children ages 0 to 18. Participants will be given a fresh meal provided by the Nevada County Food Bank to carry out and eat at home. No registration required Thursdays from noon-12:30pm June 18th to July 30th

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Stop by the Truckee Library for a grab bag of interesting geological information and supplies to make a quick decorative rock for your garden or desk. While supplies last.

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

This book club is for people with IDD (intellectual & developmental disabilities) to read, learn, and make friends in a relaxed community setting. NCBC provides an opportunity for those with IDD to experience community inclusion, social connectedness, and lifelong learning. We are meeting via Zoom during the Covid 19 situation.

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Join us at the Madelyn Helling Library for lunch for children ages 0 to 18. Participants will be given a fresh meal provided by the Nevada County Food Bank to carry out and eat at home. No registration required Thursdays from noon-12:30pm June 18th to July 30th

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!

For a unique outdoor experience, families will get a chance to stroll along the Truckee Legacy Trail for a "Truckee Library Storywalk" from June 15 through August 13. This year, the event will be based on the book Also an Octopus by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. This delightful picture book will send imaginations soaring! The storywalk begins below the Truckee Regional Park and continues east for about 0.7 miles. Look for the laminated signs!

Calling all inspiring young artists! Throughout the months of June and July, the Truckee Library will accept "love-and-kindness-themed" entries for an art contest. A prize will be awarded for the winner of each of the three age groups (preschool, elementary school, and tween/teen). All forms of art such as drawing, paintings, collages, etc. are acceptable. Participants can either mail entries to the library or leave them in the library book drop. Name, age group, and contact information should be included with each entry. Winners will be contacted by library staff in August. Entries will be displayed at the library, for all to see, once the library is open to the public again!