News
Library hosts Summer of Care series
The Library is partnering with Oaklawn, St. Joseph County Cares, and Self-Healing Communities of Greater Michiana to bring a series of programs focused on mental & emotional health to every Library location.
Read our accomplishments in the 2021 Annual Report
This past year was a remarkable year for the St. Joe County Public Library. Read about it in the 2021 Annual Report.
FTC grant makes laptops and internet connectivity possible
Through a grant from the Federal Communications Commission, the Library is making 200 laptops and hotspots available to local nonprofit agencies for community members to use.
Sign up for Summer STREAM Camp at Western!
Join us for a FREE week of summer camp at Western, with hands-on experiments to expand your knowledge of science, technology, reading, engineering, art, and math.
Tribute exhibit to renowned South Bend artist Edward Basker opens April 23
The Library will host a tribute exhibit of watercolor works by the renowned South Bend artist, Edward Basker (1908-1972).
Bendable Collection: Supporting survivors of domestic violence
Abby Bulgrien partnered with Bendable to create a collection of local organizations, books, and other tools to help victims heal from violence-related trauma.
Library hosts Opioid Crisis Series
The Library will host a series of programs in May aimed at educating our community on the opioid epidemic.
Bendable Collection: Understanding health equity
Kimberly Green Reeves partnered with Bendable to address how to promote health within communities.
April is National Poetry Month! Writing poetry offers an opportunity to connect with the stories of our lives. See all of the opportunities to write, read, and hear poetry at the Library.
Bendable Collection: How to support your community in the opioid crisis
Joanne Kelley Cogdell, CEO of Naxos Neighbors, partnered with Bendable to educate the community about the opioid epidemic and connect with our neighbors in crisis.
An Evening with Anthony Ray Hinton
Join us on April 25th for an evening with Anthony Ray Hinton, who spent 28 years on Alabama's Death Row for a crime he didn't commit.
Bendable Collection: Understanding Kwanzaa
Brother Sage has been celebrating Kwanzaa since 1967 and believes that the principles of Kwanzaa are a good foundation for establishing family values.
