Kids Jump Their Way to Summer Fun Children from Paoli Library and Tredyffrin Public Library enjoyed pizza, games and music at the Summer Reading Club Kickoff celebration in June. Visit the Tredyffrin Kids and Paoli Kids web pages for events throughout July— including storytimes, movies, dance, music, and art programs. Get creative at your library this summer— join the Summer Reading Club!

Let Your Voice Be Heard! The Tredyffrin Township Budget Advisory Working Group (BAWG) needs your help. Let them know what you want in Tredyffrin Township. If library services are important to you, let your voice be heard! Visit the Advisory Group’s blog, www.tredyffrinbawg.com for complete information and to participate in their online survey. 

Proposed State Budget Cuts Many Library Services

The Pennsylvania budget is currently at a standstill as lawmakers wrestle with making deep cuts and raising taxes. Glenn Miller, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Library Association explains, that "Pennsylvanians can expect library closings, reduced books, DVDs and Internet access, and fewer trained professionals to assist them." Find more on the effects of the proposed budget at http://www.palibraries.org/index.cfm.

The Friends of Tredyffrin Public Library Family Performance Series

brings you. ...

Hip Hop Performance

by Illstyle & Peace Dance Troupe

Thursday, July 9 at 7 pm

Mike Schuler and His Band

Tuesday, July 14 at 7 pm

Genies, Lamps & Dreams: Tales

of the Arabian Nights

Wednesday, July 29 at 7 pm

Find full details here.

Paoli Library Plans Centennial Events

A committee of volunteers, staff and trustees from Paoli Library have begun planning a variety of events in honor of 100 years of library services in Paoli. The centennial celebration begins in January 2010 and continues throughout the year. Call Paoli Library at 610.296.7996 if you'd like to get involved. Look for more details in future issues of AdLib Online.

Recycle with the Paper Retriever

Earn money for Tredyffrin Public Library and improve the environment by recycling your newspapers, magazines, junk mail, catalogs and paperwork in the green and yellow Paper Retriever in the parking lot at the library, 582 Upper Gulph Road. The library will earn cash for every ton of paper collected and will use it to support library programs.