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Black History Artifacts at Glen Burnie Library
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Staff at Glen Burnie Library have once again collaborated with the Cultural Resources Archaeology Department of Anne Arundel County to put together a special display in celebratio
Staff at Glen Burnie Library have once again collaborated with the Cultural Resources Archaeology Department of Anne Arundel County to put together a special display in celebratio
Preparing your child for kindergarten sets the stage for future learning and overall success.
As temperatures continue to fall and the dreaded “s” word creeps into the weather forecast, Anne Arundel County Public Library is helping to ensure that everyone stays warm this winter.
We hope everyone has had an incredible 2022 filled with action-packed fiction, gripping memoirs, riveting mysteries and magical fantasy adventures. We know our year at the library has been filled with all of the above!
December is a time when many in our community celebrate traditions and gather, whether at home, in a religious community or at another gathering place like the library.
Anne Arundel County Public Library is happy to honor and support our veterans and military families through programs, online resources and overall community support. Explore our curated list of resources and events designed to benefit our veterans and military community.
On September 30, 2022, more than 350 guests from across the county gathered in person at the Michael E. Busch Annapolis Library for the annual For the Love of the Library to celebrate and make their library better.
Anne Arundel County Public Library (AACPL) will participate in the 8th annual Maryland STEM Festival (October 14 – November 13), a family-friendly statewide celebration of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math)!
Here at Anne Arundel County Public Library, we strive to make teens feel welcome at the library and provide them with a safe, inclusive space where they can learn, create, connect, and, most importantly, have fun!
September 18 – 24 is Banned Books Week, an annual celebration of our freedom to read in the United States, as well as an opportunity to bring awareness to books that have historically or recently been challenged in our country.
And just like that, the end of August is upon us. It’s nearly time for students and teachers to head back to school for a new year. We know that jumping back into school mode can be a bit overwhelming, and AACPL wants to help make the transition as seamless as possible.
There is a new museum pass available for library cardholders! The recently added Historic Annapolis group pass allows admission to both the Museum of Historic Annapolis and the William Paca House and Garden located in downtown Annapolis.
The Community Pantry at Discoveries has been open for a full year! We've served 1,890 families (definitely some repeats!) from 50 different Maryland zip codes.
School may have ended for the summer but learning never should. Keep the students in your life engaged and avoid the summer slide with help from the library.