Three potential library Executive Director candidates are scheduled for public interviews with the Library Board of Trustees and the succession planning committee.
Why celebrate libraries? Great question! We invite you to visit Flint Public Library and find out.
How do you feel about poetry? Some people love it, others no so much. This month I would like to encourage you to explore poetry or maybe give it another chance.
Keep learning during spring break and get ready to fight and conquer summer slide with FPL’s Launchpad collection! Did you know you can check out tablets that can help your child get ahead and avoid losing skills over the summer?
New parents, enjoy special time bonding with your baby and exercise the five “Ready to Read” practices from the Library of Michigan; talk, sing, play, read and write.
Yoga has been called one of the best forms of exercise for older adults because it is a low-impact activity that can be tailored to all fitness levels. You don’t have to be flexible (or even athletic) to enjoy the benefits of yoga!
March is here! Spring forward with us as we grow, re-invent and re-energize ourselves with books and programs. New books are flooding into the children’s area and we want to see you in March for “Reading Month”!
Have you ever picked up a book at the Flint Public library, only to wonder if you’ve already read it?
As we head into spring at the Library there are many opportunities to check out. Look at all the wonderful programs we have for teens and join in the fun!
Part of our role as a community hub is to help our neighbors learn about each other. Approximately 2.6% of Flint is Muslim. That’s why we’re inviting you to the Library on May 20 to learn a bit about the Muslim festival of Eid-el fitr.
The Library is a community hub, where many people and organizations can come to find resources and assistance. We’re pleased to host VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) on Saturdays, beginning February 11 and ending on March 25. Ple
