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St. Joe Revolutionary War Veterans
Did you know two Revolutionary War veterans are buried in South Bend's first cemetery? Explore the history.
Discover the new Art Studio at our LaSalle Branch! Explore creative kits, borrow art tools, and find inspiration with hands-on projects for all skill levels.
See what’s happening in Local & Family History this summer, from preserving LGBTQ+ history and community projects to book recommendations and upcoming events.
Explore the history of South Bend’s Bicentennial time capsule and the remarkable community leader whose vision helped bring it to life.
LaSalle Branch Reopening May 4 After Renovation
The LaSalle Branch reopens May 4 with expanded spaces and a new art studio. Join us on May 12 from 4–6 pm for the ribbon-cutting.
Discover the story of South Bend’s legendary Council Oak: a centuries-old witness to exploration, community, and change. From LaSalle’s historic alliance to its final days in Highland Cemetery, explore the life, legacy, and meaning of this enduring local symbol.
Western Branch Garden Playscape Campaign Launches
The St. Joe County Public Library Foundation is inviting the community to help complete the next chapter of the new […]
Discover the story of Josephine Curtis, a South Bend music leader who founded the H.T. Burleigh Music Association to celebrate Black musicians and strengthen the community through the arts.
Now Accepting Artist Applications for Chalk The Walk! We invite artists aged 14 and older to apply for participation in […]
The Charm You Only Find Locally We all have chain restaurants we enjoy. Huge brand-name stores we’ll go clothes shopping […]
The Powell Family: Making South Bend Home Farrow and Rebecca gathered up their belongings, their children, and their hope for […]
Fans are diehard. Fans fill convention centers, stadiums, and Internet forums to participate in what they love. Throwing certain statements […]
