October's seed kit features Daikon Radish, an East Asian root vegetable. It's a nutritious addition to salads, soups, and is easy to grow!
Book Match: Fall Into Reading
Pumpkin spice is back? That must mean autumn is here! Settle in with your favorite warm beverage and welcome the season with a selection from the booklists below.
Hispanic Heritage Month: A Celebration of Cultura and Inclusivity
Hispanic Heritage Month is a monthlong celebration in the U.S. that spotlights the history, culture, and contributions of the Latino communities. Across the country, communities celebrate with parties, parades, and other festive occasions.
September 2024: Dwarf Siberian Kale
September's seed kit features Dwarf Siberian Kale! Compact with ruffled leaves, they are perfect to grow in small gardens and are great additions to salads & sautés.
September is National Literacy Month – Ways to Get Involved!
September is National Literacy Month! Literacy is a right, a time to reflect on the importance and impact of literacy in our day-to-day lives. Through our Education and Literacy Services, AC Library is committed to positively supporting and shaping our communities.
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Sign up for an AC Library card to discover a wealth of valuable resources and support.
August 2024: Snowball Cauliflower
This month’s seed kit features Snowball Cauliflower! Growing cauliflower can be a bit tricky, but taking on the challenge can lead to a sweet reward.
July 2024: Sweet Dumpling Squash
This month’s seed kit features Sweet Dumpling Squash! To support our environment, some seed kit materials are now available digitally. Follow the links to downl
A Bookish Feast for the Senses
With its warm weather and vibrant skies, summer is the perfect season for exploring the senses. Delight your sense of taste with a cool treat on a hot day or learn about various senses of identity with a graphic novel featuring LGBTQIA+ characters.
Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth This Year
Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to announce the emancipation of enslaved people, over two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. This historic day, a portmanteau of the words "June" and "nineteenth," began as a celebration in Texas's African American communities and has now become a cherished federal holiday nationwide.
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