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The library is thrilled to announce exciting new storytime sessions designed to spark imagination and foster a lifelong love of reading.
Great news! Starting October 1st, the library will be open until 8 PM Monday through Thursday, allowing everyone more time to enjoy its resources.
We’re excited to bring a unique and enriching experience to our community, thanks to our partnership with the Library Speakers Consortium.
You are invited to a special series of events on collecting and appraising heirlooms, rare books, works on paper, and more!
The Art Gallery is thrilled to unveil our much-anticipated schedule of exhibits for the 2024/2025 season. Prepare to be captivated, challenged, and inspired by a diverse collection of works from local and regional artists, high school students, and even your own artistic endeavors!
Marin County is part of a Heat Advisory issued by the National Weather Service.
We have some important updates regarding our general guidelines for library use, specifically how it impacts pets in the library.
We’re thrilled to announce the newest addition to our community offerings: the Seed Library!
We invite artists to submit their interpretations of buildings and structures that shape our world. Submissions will be evaluated on engagement with the theme, technique, overall mastery, creativity, and originality.
Do you have architectural drawings? Maybe sewing patterns you want printed? Or even a ‘Happy Birthday’ banner? Come and print it at the Makerspace!
Latest news from the library! In The Stacks Newsletter, March 2024 issue.
On October 19, 2023, millions of people will participate in Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills by practicing Drop, Cover, and Hold On, or other protective actions that reduce earthquake injuries.
Join us this fall for an exciting speaker series that celebrates great literature!
This summer, the Library launched the Teen Garden Club, sponsored by the Tiburon Peninsula Foundation and in partnership with neighboring Ground Nursery.
As the world embraces the shift towards sustainable transportation, electric vehicles (EVs) have emerged as a key solution to reduce carbon emissions and promote cleaner mobility. In support of this transition, the Belvedere Tiburon Library has taken a significant stride by installing EV car charging stations in our parking lot.
Read about the new services, events, and resources you can use while rediscovering the new library.
On Wednesday, January 11, many online library services will be temporarily unavailable.
Live, Local, Illuminating. Where hometown luminaries talk about what they do and why. Tickets on sale now!
Henna tattoo artist, Rachel-Anne Palacios, decorates kids and teens at the library.