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What does a region’s history look like through the lens of people who are often left out of a community’s archived history? Come find out with We Have a Story: Homelessness in Colorado Springs.

Pikes Peak Library District subscribes to a variety of useful databases that serve as valuable resources to our community.

December is packed with festive celebrations, including Hannukah, winter solstice, Christmas, Kwanzaa, and others.

Materials for this December Take and Make will be available at area PPLD libraries beginning December 8, 2023. For more pictures with instructions see pdf file link below.

Materials for this Take & Make, for ages 5-12, will be available at area PPLD libraries beginning November 10, 2023.

During their monthly meeting in October, the PPLD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to discontinue public use of The Hall at PPLD located adjacent to Penrose Library.

Pikes Peak Library District’s Special Collections Department, which is located in the historic Carnegie Library building connected to Penrose Library, is changing its name. As of Nov.

In November, Pikes Peak Library District (PPLD) joins with people and organizations across the nation to draw attention to hunger and homelessness through education, programs, and events.

Few institutions are charged with serving people of all ages and walks of life with relevant and entertaining programs, community spaces, and materials as is your public library.

Embrace a journey of discovery as we invite you to join us in honoring the vibrant and diverse tapestry of American Indian and Alaska Native heritage, history, and culture.

Join Pikes Peak Library District this Veterans Day in celebrating our veterans and their families. Programs Veterans Day Storytime